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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

SOUTHAMPTON. January , 9-The stes me-
America arrived this morning from Liverpool
with dates TO the Eth
The London Times says: Even the nssi
ratid northern journals admit, that the Whining
ton expedition hss come TO e miserable conclu-
sion
The MbOle teaor-Df the Afracs's Intelligence i
favorable 10 the confederstes.
Some interpositon by France or England. or
both. is still thought probable in the south. The
c5nfederates are attempting 10 propitiate Eng
land France bv offers Of emancipation. The
sbanuonneut OF slavery BY the south should not
buy recognition which is withheld Tor no
othes reasons. We know of no European 10
likely TO accept the office OF proteciorste.
ITALY The minister OF j%nstice reminds the
Italian bishops that the encyclicsl mus, be sub
mitted TO government, which reserves 10 itself
the right of suppressing portions which are con
tfarv To the avs OF ltalS.
The Turin corr espondert of Tae London New
reports the French troops arc 10 he Withdrawn
from Rome before March.
Capt. Robert Sinclair of the rebel navy aud
Cap, L Il Stimer. both OF Virgins, were los,
on the blockade runner Julia
There was much ice in the bay, and vessels
lying at the piers were chafed. bus no serious
damage was done
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
xxxvm CONCRESS-2d SESSION.
SENATE

DLf "A
WlsHfSeToS, January %.
Mr.. S2rsgue introduced an act supplementary
TO the act regulating the compensation Of mem.
bers of Congress. IL provides for an incress.
Of pay TO the members OF both houses from
8 1900 to S. 900 per annum.
The Investigation Of government frauds then
came Up.
Mr.. Shermsn-It vas not the province or he
Senate to investigate the conduct OF government
officers that belonged to the House of Represer-
t~atises; it was the duty Of the House Of Reore
sentstives % impesch officers, and ,hst Of the
Senate to try them when impeached.
Mr.. Hale said he did not see that any good
had resulted from investigating the corrupticns
of the government. Last year q committee was
appointed 10 investigate the corruptions of the
Navy department. IL did its work. and soon
after the navy department ordered the arrest and
seizure Of a principal witness. His store and
property 10 Boston was seized, and be was i'm
prisoDed and ordered not TO be released on bail
10 y Gun less than $50. 000. The navy depart.
ment went further. IL sent a mi rowing
about the country TO lind out something against
the members of The committed that investigated
these outrsges and frauds. The man who Is sup
posed to be The actual secretary Of the navy gave
instructions To this com mittee, which | will read.
/; is as follows: Some time in the Spring OF 1862
. VI sup huocf Nhe oHeieu 70 the govern
ment at fourteen dollars per tun. at Portsmouth.
IL was refused; after which it was put into the
yard at twenty eight dollars per tun. Did John
p. Hale have s~nythiDg TO do with itt
Nr. Johnson said. do you know Who wrote
these instructions 7"
Hale-I don't know the handwriting exactly
bat you know ! am a Yankee and have q right
TO guess.
Mr.. Davis said. Whom do you guess il wase"
Haie-I guess il was the man who il actual
secretary OF the navy.
Several Senstors-Wha bat is his hs name
Mr.. Hale-I prefer TO be \ little foxy on that
subject.
Mr.. Hale continued his remarks. stating that
Il was well known there had bees most gigantic
frauds in the navy department : that they had
been discovered. and the perpetrators found out,
but there IL ended.
The chair decided the order If the dav. which
was the resolution advising retaliation on rebels
for cruelties 10 our prisoners. must be considered
The subject ~ss taken up. and the question pend
ing. IL Was moved TO recommit the whole subject
TO the on military affairs.
Harlan advocated retaliation.
Clark was also warmly in favor OF retaliation
and would on Roger A. Pryor the
work of starving rebels. ii ,hey did not treat our
men Justly
Sumner said the resolution had been altered 20
much in course OF debate, that nothing remained
But now Il was 10 longer for retalia zion in kind.
but it now proposed TO be ia conformity with laws
of nature
ssuste adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A II


NV YoRk, January 2s.
Gold operators are predicting to night that gold
all be kept up 20 morrow 10 enable the fall CON-
binaton TO cell out. REORGANIZATION Includes
the hesvies, operators. who bought all the cash
gold offered az any prics The movement com
menc.d when the markei was ct 204 The ma
iori,y Of the combination sold cut las, night AZ
DIS and uPe.rds. but all did Dot succeed in sell
ing OUT
Officers Who arrived yesterday from S4vannah
say that important and highly favorable news
nav soon be expected from South Carolina.
London psper- say Holland papers claim Geu.
Sherman TO De = Duichmsn. A few yesrs since
they say. he was : journeynsn dyer. and subss
auenily emiersfed witt : few Of Ma iell0w-work
men 10 America.
The Times Washington special ssys NJ. Blair
has stated 10 a friend that by his first trip 10 Rich
nond be succeeded in getting from the rebel su-
thoriiies msny valuable papers taken from bis
house 6y Esrly's men last September. among the
res, hrs will.
The Herald save over 81 persons, sgains'
whom no ehsrges could be found. have been re
leased from ola CAPITOL prisoa since investigation
In regard 20 those confined there has been order
] cd by Congress.
| The I mes Winchester letter says
The weather has been cold for the past fes
DAYS, and soldiers serving on pickle, duty su1e:
severely from having no nitiens or other cover
ing for their hands.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

wAsHISsToS. January % "A letter from
the army Of the Potomac. dated Friday evening
saws:
Quiet still prevails along The lines, the only
variation OF the monotony being some OCCASION
picket firing along the front Of the 9th corpe.
neaIthe AppomattOx.
The Richmond Sentinel of he 9th has the
following;
The iron-clsds q agaiu Il .leir old anchor.
age. The vessels passed the first distractions
bat could not pass the second line The Drury
grounded under the enemy's batteries when the
officers were removed About TEN minutes after
they left her she was blown up by = shell explo-
ding in her magazine.
The Richmond and Virginia were both
grounded above. the fredericksburg passed over
the Instructions. she drawing l6 inches of water
less than the otheas
The Virginia vas struck with a IS pound shot
which loosened some Of her bolts, but all the
injury she received vas repaired il very short
time.
The dag ship was commanded by Lieutenant
Dunning the Richmond by Kill. late lst lieu
tenant OF the Alabama the ksburg
by Lieutenant Sheppard.
The Yankees. says The Wilmington Journal,
have LETT their base. !, appear.. in front of Gen.
Hokes' forces. and concentrated al Fort Fisher.
Their feet has also gone OF course they hold
fort fisnef. whether they have re embarked
their main body we are unable To say They oc-
cnpied Smithville, i; having beer evacuated BY
our forces.
There vas considerable skirmishing about
Fort Anderson On Saturday evening and Sunday
morning. Ii ia supposed that the enemy are
trying 10 silence the fort in order 20 open 3 way
up the river for their gunboats.
All was quiet below here las, evening at six
O'Clock.
Admiral Porter reports 10 the navy depart
meat the capture OF the blockade runner steam
or Blenheim on the night of the 2Ith. in Cape
Fesr river. She was from Nassau. bound In.
not knowing that the fort had fallen ipto our
hands. She Rad - valuable cargo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
ETORi Cairo.

CAfRo. Jan 29.-Tbe steamer Belle Memphis
arrived with 2s4 bales OF cotton from Memphis
A band Of gueriliss attacked OUT or, pickets
back OF Memphis on Thusduy. but were driven
of.
Sixteen deser;ers from Tennessee regiments
came into our lines. and msie application 70
take the amnesty oath.
They report that a great many Of their con-
rades are watching the opportunity to desert,
and the republication Of Grants order has given
great encouragement 10 deserters. Large num-
bers sre coming in at various points along our
lines daily.
Further particulars a. the explosion Of the
Eclipse. ssy that twenty -seyen are killed s
number missing are supposed To De drowned.
The scslded suffers .re over sixty in number
ard mostly be'oog to the 9Th Indians battery
They we're all sent TO PadGeah Yesterday, and
placed in the hands Of The post surgeon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

CoNcEEr AND FtsrIvAL To morrow even
ing the best end cheapest entertainment of the
season will be given at the Mission SUNDAY
School Chapel. on ADDISON avenue. two squares
southeast Of the union depot The teachers OF
the school propo to liQuida,e the small debt in
CURED in furnishing their new aud commodious
building by giving a feast of singing and oys
iers on the same evening, and all Tor a small
pecuniary consideration. Ten cents has been
fixed - the price OF admission 10 the former aud
the latter will not be sold above the regular mar
ket rat-s. We have witnessed with pleasure the
progress Of this Mission Sunday School, and we
are happy TO announce that $50 children OF our
cit, belong 10 il. IL j. decidedly a union school,
a. the teachers represent Twelve different church
rs Of our city. We hope all our readers will
give their aid 10 what IL becoming an institution
of our CITY and he on hand o-morrow evening
and therebf contribute 10 its success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
From san Fraucisco

SAN FRANoIsoo, January 2S.-The L :
grand jury have ignored The charge against Nj
chael Hays. accused OF ceasP,rins 10 fit out 4 pi
rate vessel r. prey Upon The OF the
United States Inc evidence was lot sufficient.
Hsys i uoS N charge Of the military auihori-
ties. snd wiil probably be released.
Heavy rains sre falling We have had pesrls
the average rain as compared with fifteen years
past. ard three months ct the rainy season still
remain
There are rumOrs o! = heavy GefalcAtion in
The ofSce o: the [ ; revenue department. The
matter i being investigated by the collector oil
the port aud special sgen, downs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

SPLENpID PENNsSsHiF We have before Is
some specimens OF hands riting from the propri-
etors OF the Indianapolis Business College, eN-
eeeding in beauty anything Of the kind Ne have
yet seen IL surpssses anythiHg IN The ~ay OF
eopperplAtc engraving or liIhographing ever exc
ruted IL is called the :, Spencerian style hav
ing been originated, perfected and given 10 the
world BY p. X Spencer. His son. p X Spen
Ger. ir principal OF the Indianapolis Business
College, is nov teaching this f~sultless and une
ousled st,ie to all who avail themselves OF q
course of instruction in that college A good
penman can always advance h1s interest IA lite
more -ucressfully than one Who has not learned
III. desirable art No young man Who wishes to
push his ~ay through The world easily and hon
ot.blv. should fail 20 attain, by constant prac-
lice under competent instruction.. a good. plain
and elegant style of handwriting IL is taught
10 perfection at the Indianapolis Business Col
isss-Lafayss ts Commercial ADVERTISE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
PROFESSIONAL.
Doctor WIN.
HAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
No. 80 South Delaware Street,
II T. NJ O L.
.HERs HE WILL CONTINUE

wv HERS BE WILL CONTINUE -
to treat and cure Private -
Diseases. in all their species. Efagss. G@
raniheation- and phases. ~
DR. VIM. Thomson will give %
each patient A written Instrument -
binding himself 20 eject a radical -
and permanent cure, or make uom
charge.
Dr. WIN. Thomson hss made the
treatment Of Private Diseases
speciality slsce the year is5l-three years In the city Of
Buffalo. y. 4 eisht years in Chicago. m, and Two years
in Peoria, III. Daring eight years practice In Chicago.
Ill. he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM. Thomson, in bis practice for Scrofula. Rheu-
matte and general diseases of the blood. uses o Fumiga-
ting vspor Rath Of the most ingenious Kind, IN copiune-
ton with internal trestmfni.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence q self abuse.
This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence. 10
practiced by the youth Of both sexes 20 an almost IN
limited extent, producing With unerring certainty the
following train ~ morbid symptoms unless combstted By
dsrf spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
Ting Of chariots. uneasiness about the ioins. weakness Of
the limbs, confused vision. bluuted intellect, loss Of con-
hdence, diffdence In approaching strangers, q cisike 20
form new acquaintance. n disposition to shun society.
loss Of memory. hectic husbes, pimples and various erup-
tons about the face. furred tongue. night swests, foetid
breath. coughs, consumption. monoEnsnia, and frequent
~ insanity.
The aaiicted, on the FIRST appearance 81 any o. the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO Dr. wn.
Thomson for relief
40S-Orce aed CooSnlttng Recon-. Sc. - South Deis-
ware street, Indianapolis, Ind.
Pc Box 1859. lshet-diy
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8 Nj p TO M 8

The symptoms Of CatArrh, ss they generally appear,
are a. first very slight. Persons find they have q cold,
that they have frequent attacks, and are more sensitive
20 the changes Of temperature. In this condition, the
moss may Re dry, or a slight discharge, thin aud acrid,
afterw ards becoming thick and adhesive. - the disease
becomes chronic, the discharges are increased in qusnt:t5
snd changed IN quality; they se nov Thick and hesvy,
and are ha~k ed OF cOughed CT. The secreti0ns are o.
fensive, causing { bad bTesh; the voics1s thick ard "a
al: the eyes are weak; the sense Of the smell = lesSsrec
OF destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. AnotheI
person i obliged 20 clear his throat in the morning %
ih.ek OF shiny mucu., which has fallen down from III
head during the night. when this takes place the per
son nav be sure that his disease Is on iis vsv 70 th'
lung. sni should Lose 20 tine In s~rreslng g..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

CLEANING AND DysIpe ESTABLISHMENT

fstHE UNITED STATES D~YE-HoUsE. 10. rs L
Illinois street. indianapolis. Indiana.
At this old and well-knoSu establishment. the ladies
can have silks al wooden goods DYED ia perm saent snc
beautiful eolorS. and gents garments thoroughly -enovs-
ted and repaired
New aud second -hsEd clothing ooashi aud s0lr. ssso,
: psticular branch IN the 6u~iBess tenOminsiec tine trE~
ing-oillis fable cloth. or tear In any garment can b.
60 wrought at IL can net be VISIBLE 20 the naked eye
Remember the place, No. IS soafh ulino<s street
ianio JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

TERRIBLE AccIDESr-NINTu INDIANA BATH
RI The following dispatch was received nv
Gov. Morton on Saturday last. and, We under
stand. ne Immediately dispatched surgeons and
nurses "a The relief Of the unfoI tenate men:
PADrcAH, Ky Jan. 81. 1865
Governor q. r. Morton:
The steamer Eclipse blew mp at Johnsonville
at 6 a IN this day. with the 9th Indiana battery.
Captain Brown. on board. Sixty eight men we're
injured more or less. and ten have died. They
have arrived at this post. | am doing all | can
foe them Ii you can render any assistance
please 40 so, for the wounded.
fSisncd) 5. MEREDITH.
Brig General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

- We would remark that the finest shell
oysters. and the most exquisite liquors ever par
taken Of in Indianapolis. nav he obtained at the
Office" of which Mr.. Al Myers is the &C
complished and enterprising proprietor. assisted
BY Mr. Stephen Burke. The " Office" IS LOCATED
In the Atheneum building. southw est corner al
Meridisp aud Maryland streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

rE Oa the Lafayette and Indianapolis rail
sav. SATURDAY last, about tour miles out,
the fsnee of one of the driving wheels propeling
The Locomotive flew apart. Fortunately. 81 far
a. We can understand. the train, loaded with
passengers. was brought to a stand still by
.histling down the brakes. without any one be
inc suddenly ushered into the world TO come, and
without the necessity of any ones calling on a
physician 10 heal him OF his bruises. Frost vas
the occasion OF the whole of IL The wheel ae~
apart solely on account OF the weather. ana :
passenger car rolled over several umes down =
steep emhaukmen;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

20 Hon. Joseph Ristine. late auditor Of the
State of Indiana. has determined to remove to-
day TO his old home in Covington, Fountain
county. Mr.. Ristine's numerous friends. those
whom he has me-, daily during his residence OF
the past two years among u. part with him with
infinite regret. regarding him AZ y citizen above
reproach in all the walks OF life. and hoping
health aud prosperity to him and his, hereafter.
An honest man is the noblest work of God.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

SEVENTH WARD. TAKE NorIox BY request.
there will be a general meeting OF the citizens of
the 7th ward. this Monday evening. at Asbury
Chapel. at : o'clock.
His honor, Mayor Caven. will deliver an sd
dress suitable To the occasion.
Let every patriot be present and sustain the
credit of our ward
Messrs Morgan and Cornelius have been ap-
-pointed 10 visit and collect subscriptions to city
orders. aud supply them. in conjunction with The
treasurer. Thomas Coltsell
f. T. SINkER. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

IL Marot's. No. 233. East Washington
street. VIC would advise our citizens generally. j.
the very establishment in this metropolis 10 visit
for the purpose of obtaining second hand goods
of every description. Mr.. Marot is a liberal
dealer. and bargains may be obtained AZ bis
house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

sE- Rhodius-Royal George, the prince OF
whales. catfish. oysters and suckers-whose pat
ace is the Circle. North Meridian street. will
to-day, At I'D a. IN. set a magnificent lunch. at
which. beside every delicacy and substantial OF
the season. terrapin soup will be served. Sub
line. also. will be the accompanying beverages.
and wonderfully fragrant the cigars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

cE- The great Jukes. the wonderiul Boheml
an glass blower. whose works OF OFT are unap-
proachable. unprecedented and unparalleled. is
in conjunction with the big headed baby, still at
the Indiana State Museum, Madame English
proprie,ress. Every stranger in the city should
sec them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

OMAHA. Jan. 29-The Indisn- that burned
the government hsy ran of the stock at VALLEY
Station yesterday. and anne down the road TO-
day and burned two ranches near J u~lesburg, aud
ran OF 400 more cattle. They have now gone
IN the direction Of Fort Laramie.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

~ just received ut Clark johnson 4 Co.'S
successors to Vinnedge 4 Jones. No. IL West
Washington street. indianapolis. patent leather
boots. stitched. congress CATERS. and a large VA
riety { bslmorals and CATERS for ladies'. at low
eat iggFes. 3n-3.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

MEIKoPoLIrAS THEATsE To night julius
Caesar will be presented. Tor the first time Ia two
years This is one of the greatest OF Shak-
spcsrc's tragedies, and as II will be presented
with the full strength of our star company, We
may expect = rich treat. Secure your seats
aariv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

r. On Saturday night last the eastward
bound passenger train on the Indianapolis and
Cincinnati railroad run of the track in the vicin
ity OF Gfeensburg. Decatur county, smashing
two coaches all into fragments and flinders. IL
was miraculous that. so far ~ we could ascertain,
nobody was seriously hurt. The passenger
train coming this way was detained some three
hours TIA consequence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

SDPRENE CouRr OF l SDfANa-Jsn. 25-Deci-
sions: Charles Roose VS. James Mcdonald
Floyd Circuit Court. Reversed.
Jesse j. Brown VS.. James Mcdonald, FLOYD
Circuit Court. Reversed
Jesse J. Brown ct al. W. james Mcdonald
Floyd Circuit Court. Reversed.
James T.. Mcmillan VS.. Richmond Terrell
Howard Circuit Court Reversed.
James T. Mcmillan W Harvey W Smith.
Howard Circuit Court.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

u For ladies' and misses and gentlemen's
boots and shoes. the famous establishment OF A
Lin'z. West Washington street. east OF the Pal
mer House. can afford everything desirable. and
~e would commend IL To citizens and strangers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

sf- Sholtzis the great merchant tailor of this
citv. His elegant rooms are located on North
PENNSYLVANIA street, Talbot 4 News block
For splendid winter. spring aud summer goods,
call on Sholrz He is unsurpassed in the way Of
furnishing garmentsf for gentlemen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

gE- We would call attention to the loan Office
of May & Smith. No. 1917 North Illinois street,
advertised in this paper. This il the Oldest es-
tablished Office Of the kind in the city. aud per
sons ia want of temporary loans cannot do better
than to call on them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

Ia The star spangled banner is speedily TO
be unfurled over the dome of the capitol OF the
great and glorious commonwealth OF Indiana. ~
pursuance of a resolution recently adopted by
both houses OF the legislature now in session
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

u At wsldron a freight train on the Indian
spoiis and Cincinnati railroad ran Of the track
on Saturday last. All day trains ~ere detainei
without broken bones.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
- The 6nes, s,onk nf le,ler manor enp.

sE The finest stock of letter paper. enyel
opes and ofic stationery We have ever exam
ined is at Messrs. Todd & Csrmichaels book and
stationery house. No. 8 North PennsylyaDir
street. Their stock of gold pens is the best il
the city all warranted. aud AZ low figures
They keep a full supply of school books. blank
books. pocket books. &c. at No. & North Phnn
sylvania street. 2S2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30

To Yesterday Was suolit and beautiful. II
was brilliant over head. aud sleek Tor females
under foot going and returning from the various
places of public worship. Several OF them
slipped up.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-30
MEDICAL
M A II Q O D f,

4 Nd THE vIGoR OF YOUTH RESTORED IN FOUR
n weeks By DIX. RICoRD'S ESSENCE or LIVE. LIT.
kIcord, tcf Paris after years Of earnest solicitation.
has 81 length accetded 20 the urgent request Of the
American public, ard spp0ipted 50 agen; in New York,
for the sale Of his valued aud highly prired Essence OF
Life This wonderful agent VIII restore Mar hood 20
the mot shattered constitutions IN four weeks. and, II
used according 90 printed Instructions. failure is inpos-
sioie This lfe-restoring remedy should be taken ~
al shout 20 NARY, ss its effects are perrsrenf. See
cess. In every case, Il certain.
Or. Ricord : Essence Of Life 1. cold in cases, With fill
instructions for use. az o.. OF four Quantities in one fos
-, and will be sent TO any part. carefully packed, on
receipt ~ofremlftance 10 his accredited agent. Circulas
seat free OF receipt Of four staErs.
PHILIP ROLAND, t47 BIoome s,reei.
~is'el-dly One door west Of Broscxsy, ny.