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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
PR'HTF-D A?TI 1 VWJ5HEU
inn inuiM (iriptti iufti)
THE XEAV SEN'TINEL OFFICC.
mo. t äoijtii .tiiniiDiA.x .HTiir.irr.
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delivered ty tb carrier t S cents per week, payable.
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VOLUME X.
DAILY SENTINEL
. rt I INhiÄNÄPni IS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
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wish them discontinues, uitie.s nourt ia piven ai u.e tu
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
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Cnv.Tl to 18 0on OO .W 50 37.50 4.-..50 2.W1 57.ÖO
Üti .13.00 20.50 US'! 35 50 43.50 50.00 570 60.00 7.w
2m 15.00 25 00 35.00 43.00 55 00 65.00 75 00 H5.00 5.00
ÄlTvF.KTlSINtt IN T1IE WEEKLY.
rtion 0
i tj niuirf, on Insrrl
f " fair
Fur each uWitiMil in-rti.n, arvl f.ir each liwer
tii.n of r k alliUfial Murr-
1 00
2 00
33i
i Aivnl-mrnt pnUi-h-! In .oh tl iUily and the
KVreklT Skrtivki. iH b charted the full lil rate,
With tn-b!f tl Wv'ir rate aUl.
I r.uüineta Xt;t- pabll-lied n tb local column. I ten
linfiior u-vlrr, will b? chtrrJ fr each insertion $1; if
rr tn Lne, tt n cent rr line.
Charta will t made for inrtlnjc th notice f the
llirtnc Ordrr. S-rl; tir and A"eaUon3 at the rate
hrrvi. to b paid iu advanrei
Military t'ompaniea. Order T 0!1 Fellow. Masonic
Ord ra, IVneTolent Rcietiea a ltd Kui(in.fr. Sx:ieüe.
For each notk-e nt enceedmn H lines 25 cenu for each
iineTti"n; OTer elalit linen at tbU rate.
Announcing dealLi'witll funeral notice attached, fl;
witbfKit notlre free.
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
!?otlce of FeUals, llcnics and Excxrsion, gotten npbj
IndivHuaU or aiwociaUons or by churches, at the regular
PFAdVertiementa leadl and placed under the head of
Special Notices, If tea lines or over, will be charged double
the uual rates.
AdTertimenU mäkln leae than three line, inserted
owe in the Daily, will be char?re.l f ftj centa.
Tearly aderti!r to pay quarterly.
Announcinjc candidates for Aires of every description
to t charired at the rate of $1 60 for each name in the
Daily, and 1 2 in the Daily and Weekly, the same to be, in
all ca.aa, paid in advance.
Legal advertisements Inserted at the espense or the at
torneys orderin, and not delayabU for the letal proceed
n(r, but collectable at our usual time. PublUbers not
accountable for the accuracy cf legal advertisements be
yond th amount charged for their publication.
F.LDEK, IIARKÜF.SS ft RINGHAM,
lropnetor Indiana State Sentinel.
J. M. TIUVRD,
lreldent Indianapol Journal Company.
Trains Leave
70 A. X
a tut rcrrai a aa rtao a
...Mail
Trains Arrive.
8:45 P. X.
8 45 A. If.
8 45 P. M
10 P. U
IP!tACIX7IAL lAiLWAT.
Trafnlsve. Trains Arrive.
15 A. M -40 P. M.
11:45 A. M Mail 2ui P H.
7 15 P. M 10 40 A. M.
IJfM ASr)US AD fOLCMECS MKHT U-XE, Vt IAlTfi.
Tratrta Ixare. Trains A rriTe.
6.15 A. M Jr40 P. M.
11.44 A.M 2:05 P. if.
715 P. M 10:40 A. if.
ISI'lA AfOLIS A.D CISCIXSATI tAIUOiO.
Trahialave. Trains ArriTe
6 0 A. M ll:fC A. M.
11::$5 A. M M5 P. M.
710 P. 11 45 P. M.
Tcaas mautk bailroad.
Trains Leave. Trains Arrive.
11:15 A.M... 5-50A.it.
2 10 P. M
10:15 P.M
11 33 A. M.
.7 00 P. M.
VCW ALSA.1T A1 CBICAiO 0AI .SXl.XCASTI K JOCTIOM
üoin North. (Joinir South,
fi:2. P. M Express 10: 'il A. M.
110 A. U Freight, Daily 1:4G P. M.
LAfATITTX AAIIJieAn.
Trains Ieave. Trafns Arrive.
7 15 A. M 4:45 A.M.
11:15 A. it 10-10 A. M.
fr.55 P. M 6:00 P. M.
ratC ASDISDIASArOUSaAILKOAK.
Trains Leave. Trains Arrive.
1X00 M Mail 4:15A.M.
10:10 M Cbics(?Q Kipress 4:10 P. M.
l.lÜlAHArOIJ AXn HAÜI&03 KAIUlOAn.
Trains Iave. Trains Arrive.
12:30 P. M Mail 5:'J5 1'. M.
7:00 A.M. ...From Freight DepotJ.... 5:23 P.M.
jarrKksost iixk nu toin.
Trains Ieave. Trains Arrive.
8:45 A. M Mail 5:00 A. 11.
6:10 P. M 8:20 P.M.
Arrival nnd
Departure, or Clolri
off .TImII.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HARE1SON&' BASK-No. li EatVahington street
opposite the Sentinel Office. may4
LIVERY MTAOLE8.
ALLEN A HTNSLEY, Livery nd Sale Subles, In the
rear of the Palmer Hou. Jnne5-dly
DAVI3 ft CO., Union Foundry, Delaware street, op
. pwdte Union Depot. ,
H
A8SELMAN ft VINTON. Washington Foundry ana
Machire Works, east Mid Union Depot. mysv
It F. A L ESTATE AiETS.
1 FRANCIS 8MIT1I, formerly lVlell ft Smith, Real
Etate Agnt and Tax Payer, 37 East Wahintfton
street. Houea to rent. jan25-aiy b-i
rrKFR5!t ft PIERCR. Eeal Ertato Agents and
If Fokers, 10S Eat Wahin(rtoo street.
. Y. WILEY, Real Estate Agent aud Stock Bro-
ker, 10 Ea.t Washington street may!4
COOT AND SHOE DEALE11S
theT'ni
C. MATIIKW ft CO., Wholesale dealer in Hoots,
Shoes, and lubbers. No. 4 Roberta' Llock, opposite
on Iepo?, Indianapolis, Ind. ep
ADAM KNODLE ft SON, manufacturers and dealers
In all kinds of lioots and Shoes, No. 32 East Wash
ington street- apr27
UOOKH AND STATlOM ItV.
BOW EN, UTK WART ft CO, whi4eale and retail deal
ers In Bok and Stationery, and Printers Materials
No. 19 West WahUigton street. apr2
irc;? ant rviEDiciNEs.
WIU.T M. LOWRY, DRUGGIST.- Dealer in Drugs,
Chemk-sls, Paints Oils Pvestuffs, Botanic, Patent
a od other Medicines, Notions and Perfumery Ko. 49 Mas
sachusetts avenue, Indianapolis. novjo-iy.
FIIOMUNSON ft COX, dealer In Drugs Medicines,
J Paints, Oils, (iiasa, Parfumery, Fancy Goods Co
1 Eat Washington street, Indianapolis. may 19
BROWNING. Druggist, and dealer In Taints Oils,
. YamMies DyetufK Glassware, Perfumery,
, o- 3i, w ei a--blngtoii treeu aprij
ARKIVALA.
Madison mail
Ciiiciiiiiali and way mail...... ..
Jt-tTr rxniville and luivtlle
Terra Haute wsy mail
reru mail
Central way mail
Terre Haute through nuil. . . .
Ijfayette and CLx'so
lU lk foiitaine way mail .. ..
Kellefontaine through mail .
Central through m;ul
Cincinnntitbroiijjh mail
.pringtleld, Illinois ,
....... 1 1 :05 A. M.
llj'O A. M.
MT0 P. M.
li:.;o A. M.
11:30 a. m.
..10:40 A. M.
..10:15 A. M.
.. C:30 P. M.
V HJ P. M.
1)0 A. M.
9:0. P. st.
10:00 p. m.
ll:0O A. M.
DtPASTl SIS..
JAiiVs Cloe
Jeffersonville and Ix)nisville mail 6.00 a. m
Terre Haute through mail, St. Louis Cairo.... 7:30 p. m
Iifayette andChic.igo 10:15 a.
Ijf.nyette City and Springfield, Illinois 7:30 p.
MAdtson maZ 1120 A
Central way mail l0-:t0 a.
Central through mail and Wa.hington City.. .. 6:30 p.
Cincinnati and way mail 10 30 a.
Through mail 6:.A) p.
Terre Haute way, Evansvilleand Vincennes.... 1:10 p.
Peru J2hj
Bellefontair.e war and through.
7:30 p. m.
Western Women.
DUY OOD.
Wahing
T ft II. GLENÜ ft CO.. New York Store. Dry
Good w holcsole and KcUJ, Gleiins Biock, East
ington treet. maya
STOVES AND TIN WAKE.
c
HARLES COX, dealer Is Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac, No.
11 h Washington ifr"t- apr27
IIOOK UINDEIIS.
CAMPBELL ft BOT LES. Book Binders and Blank BKk
Manufacturer!., No. 37 Eat Washington t.. eat of
fil. nn's Block, np stairs, Indtanspolis, febl5-ltf
DOUGLAS ft PALMER, Rook Rirnlers and Wank R.ok
Manufaciurers N". 36 S' East Washington street,
wer Alford, MtiU ft Cr Grocery. nuy27
C t (.LAM AND CjrEENKWAltE.
AWTHORN ft BUCHANAX. Importers of China,
Gla anl (Jueeruware, No. S3 Exst Washington t.,
t.l:anspolis, Indiana. dly
J!
y EUCH ANT TAI LOU.
1 REDE KICK MEPPER, Merrhant Tailor, and dealer
" in ma.! ltia,U rl.dritiij rw4 fimttJnn.r itn.h V 1 .
attiim:vn.
K1LBY FKKtiUSON, Attonwj and Counl .r at Uw.
Pays cab for approved ju'lgments and morhrace;
ai- negotiates loans, notes, A:. Oflice, 24 EastH .h
litgton street, upstairs evcond dwr to Uie nn'.it Lsnd, op
ite tllerm's Nock. s-t
OSEPH E. McDiN ALD A ADDIS41N I- ROACHE,
a I Attorne- and Ctmuvlcf s at Law, .Etna lusurauce
Company Building, secori i'.or, Pennsylvania tree;.
Jel dly
-flEItCIIANT TAI I.UIt.
F RUIT, Merchant Tailor, and dealer in Ready.
Maile Clot jins and Fun:ihing God, No. 105
r t WA.-hlnet.n nrret, opposite the Court House, Itdi-snar-l;s.
Keens ciitsnf!v on hand a latge asrt-
BY MKS. FRANCIS D. GAGE.
"New York ladies arc fearfully and won
derfully made. They have a p-cat many un
accountable crotchets in their pretty little
heads. It's the hight of the mode to carry a
fat, puffing j)oodh' dog about in their arm?, or
lead them by a gilded chain. But if a lady
carries her baby herself, ehe loses caste immediately."
So says Mrs. George "Washington Wyllys,
who never takes up her pen when she has not
a good thing to say, and when she writes her
chapter on the genus homo called the .New
.York ladius, because some correspondent of a
Western paper has written from New York
that "New York ladiea are no more like our
Wettern women than a dissolving plate of
ice-cream is like a plump apple dumpling.
Of course they are not, Mrs. Wvllvs. Our
Western women are unlike New York wo
men sensible; wear thick shoes in winter,
and paint roses on thetr cheeks over the cook
ing stove: or with a five-mile ride over the
prairies on a breezy day to see an old friend,
or take the butter ana eggs to market.
"Nursing poodle dogs," forsooth. There is
no chance tor dog nursing out here, I can tell
you. Such things are not tobe thought of;
women out west do their own work, and hired
servants are so out of all repute that one can't
get more than a dollar a week, though they
.1 a-wsja
are as scarce as henss teetn. ine woman
here that don't do hef own work, sew or wash
for six, Like care of two babies one two years
and the other three months old, isn't consid
ered much of a woman, " no how." Women
work, women are healthy, strong, long lived;
thev don t love to be pale and headachy; thev
have duties and cares; and can eat pork and
beans, and go to meeting without cloves; take
care of sick friends, and watch through long
weary nights by the pillow of a poor neigh
bor.
I have known them turn out and sew for
unfortunate families, get up circles to help the
widowed and the fatherless. I hey go out to
tike tea in rood calico dresses, and it is not
the fashion to keep folks waiting at the door
threc-uuarters of an hour before even a ser-
.1 ... . 1 M
vant gin opens u 10 say, "not at notne.
Western women go a shopping, but they
take the Wet. and turnips, chickens, geese,
blucklerries, and exchange them for blue
cluck and stogies, that their strong handed
boys may not fear the bite of rattlesnakes, or
mad dogs in August.
Trading done, they speed homeward and
refresh themselves by getting dinner, and eat
corn-dodger or ham ami eggs, without a dream
of indigestion. Their children do not half
die Qruess you wouldn't think so if you could
look inside the home at bed time.) and their
hubands don't break unless they have in
vested the last drop with some merchant who
has been dabbling in stocks, to help some New
York ladv's husliand out of a fix. "New
York bodies' and "Western women are two
different species of human.
We could find Western ladies that are not
the linaal descendants of fanners, and could
claim nativity in some of the brown stone
front, and their parentage from the snolocra-
cy thev; are plenty in pramedom. Hut we
don't set any store by 'em, and could spare
New York or any other citv a "dreatliul site,"
ai ar '
if thev want em; it takes monstrous little of
the like to do us out here, and no mistake.
But, dear Life, we've not a woman to spare
no, not one. Even whole-souled, loving,
true woman wife, mother or sister, is a treas
ure in the land.
The level prairies, and beautiful, swelling j
hills au 1 valleys, with their luxuriant groves 1
and loftv forests, have homes for them all. j
nd if Mr. Tracy, or any other philanthro
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY .MORNING, APRIL 30, 1862.
NUMBER 3,6 U.
help 'em. The lady never strikes in; it al
ways works from the inside out"
Don't waste your symathies, dear Mrs.
Wyllys, on Western gentlemen; they don't
need it Western women support the men,
wlilla Now Wirlr mn mnrnrt the Inrl if t
Frotu Punch.
Tall I)oln.
Air "Yankre Doodle."
Yankee Doodle had a time,
When his load of taxes,
Was as a feather to the ton
Tliat on British backs w.
Yankee Doolie didn't know
When his bread was buttered,
So, Stripe with Star, he went te war,
And aper-money money uttered.
Yankee Doodle-do is done,
Yankee Doodle dandy;
Here's Mr. Chase in bankrupt case,
And finds your dollars handy !
Quoth Yankee Doodle, "Gues3 I'm used
To live ujon sensation
Darned if this war of mine shan't whip
All wars fit since creation.
I'll hev the biggest heaps o' men,
The bluest muffs of Kernels,
The biggest guns, and biggest runs,
And biggest lyin' journals.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"My victories sliall the biggest be
Tjpon the rolls of glory;
My Hoggins when I'm own I'm flogged
Shall whip all told in story.
What's done in the contractin line,
In the Old World shall dwindle.
Before each hundred horse-power job
And catiwamjKMs swindle!
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"Though not yet clear which stump I'll take,
I hat stump shall be collossal,
Whether I'm Slavery's advocate,
Or Liberty's Aostle.
If I conclude to free the Blacks
By cash-emancipation,
'Guess I'll run up the biggest bill
That e'er mocked liquidation 1
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"For payin out what's been ped in,
I sruess it will be funny
If I tlon't make the biggest ducks
Antl drakes e'er made with money.
And last of all, I'll hev a debt
On the same scale gigantic,
To which mean Old World debts shall be
Slop-bowls to the Atlantic.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"And since to pay this monster debt
The taxes must be heavy;
I guess 111 raise the biggest lot,
A Guv'ment e'er did levy.
'Twill prove that mine the biggest purse,
And beats the British holler
And that of all the guv'ments known,
Mine has the biggest s waller.
Yankee Doodle, &c. .
"I guess I mean to tax myself
In every jot and title,
Of all I eat, and drink and wear,
And all I chew and whitde.
In flour antl sperrits, ale and wine;
In oils and in tobacckera ;
In paper, gas, so't, soap and skins,
And meal and malt antl crackers.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"The leather that I walk upon
The upper and the other
The electric fluid in the wires,
(Guess I can't catch the thunder),
Each passenger that takes the cars,
Each 'bus that runs the tram-roads,
Advertisements and steamboats too,
And guns, locks, stocks and ramrods.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"There's not a billiard-boll shall spin,
But into Guv'ment's pocket,
No draughts or pill cure human ill
Without the Guv'ment dockets
All carriages taxed-carts shall be,
Watches go tick for taxes.;
And messages shall pay both eends
Who answers and who axes.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"No banker shall shin-plaster make,
No pedlar cheat the farmers,
No liquor store shall sell its drams.
No theatre its drarmers;
No rider spring round circus-ring,
No bowling alley roll up,
But shall to Guv'ment needs help bring
The tottle of the whole up.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"And Ahen they've piled the biggest pile
Of taxes ever heerd on,
Upon our backs, we'll scoroy ax.
Is tin.' what Guv ment skeered on ?
For if the load's the biggest load
Since taxes' first invention,
I guess this back's the bificest back
That History can mention!
Yankee Doodle, &c.
"Although in arts of war and peace
John Bull is mv inferior;
Till now in toxes and in debts
I've owned him by superior.
But now my taxes roach a pint
At which he stands dumfoundcerd ;
My debt, in one year's, growed rs big
As his in half a hundred!
Yankee Doodle, &c.
WANTED.
200 Recruits Wanted
FOR THE
OF
The I vc 11 Hi Infantry,
WHICH
MAJOR J. W. CORDON
Isan'horiied torai-e in Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
1 VT FROM 13 TO 923 PER MONTH, WITH RA-
I HONS, quarter, medical attendsnce, Ac,
nww nnarrers. me.iicai atiensnce. ae. com-
--r,t of Cloths, roe r Vest idcs Overcoauncs, , P,5T- can pattier lip a COlOliy Ot these "poodle- 1 piete. All who enlist wi!l at once he clothed, subsisted
.Twe-.l.. Casstnr-s. rc. Also, gentlemen's fumishitij do nurses, or monev-spe'ndin" "shoppers! ar;d prov Med with tverjlLics e;-seiitial to their contort
a-'"d. 11. Shirts. Uti-W.h'rt Drawers. Neckties. tra ! . 1 . . . . 1 . . p . V bv the Government.
v..'.. l!..!herchsNi'v them OUt to Egypt to help US gather m '-meterm of enli,tment isTltrt-e Year.. Tayto
f.srmei.t cut free i,f ch.,rife. an9-dlr tho immense CITn O blackberries and rasrv: commence from date of enlistment.
MACHINISTS.
K v' J" -V : JT I
ASH
JK
a
ill ATING ENTIRELY KK KITTED
,!'VY, "r hy J Ln Co, ,., in Osw.. j with the stakes,
S-m U s Last ant II ubract.rr. I ,m ..reuse.! t .1.. , ..
.!! kmd. r-f work in the maL..irrv ., bU.ksm.th.na- But. bleSS US, What
I'M, llavibg had twtivt ycaiV uwrwiK. ,n th. k... I X' A'-l- l,t;.. ar.
at Line saops 111 ite country, 1 natter no rlf that 1 can 1 1 ri I
rrive ei.'.ir sau-iarm-o 10 ir.e ca may far me Ith ' van lu a v. u -v n.- m..- j
Iheir wurk. I have u any ewrd j ou f th u. tia..k- cliine. or a theatre like a railroad, or an opera
mtth tn toe State, and pay particular attrtiiiuti to L.,r 1 im t. 1 f - . t.Tk
ih.uuAmmJ furiint. ! hke an agricultural fare, "lliems no ao;
ben-ies that are just tempting us into the fields I
and wood, wo will promise to tke the pale j
out of their cheeks (at least twenty-four hours)
antl give them exercise w ithout the aid of a
I gj mnasium. We can promise, without any I
! fear of failure, to set every nerve antl lone j
: and muscle in motion before October if onlv 1
i
s tne use ot talking? ;
no more like Western
None but aMe-b"1ied single teen, between the sees of
IS and 35 vears need arplj,
U.cruitiiig nen.texvous ia Vetsrer's new boildinB:, No.
5 East Wa.shinetoti street, adjoninp 0!d Fellows Hall.
D. K. CUIT, First Lieutenant
Eleventh Infantry, KtcnnticgüCker.
WANTED.
T A NTT. D CITY ORDERS At the hishest market
rates I y WM. T.WILEY.
on 1 1-d:Ti No. 10 W E. Washina-aa streeC
1 a.m i. ir 'I .111 u(iiii.iu-nof n snr.i mar
ket rates, ly WM. T. WILEY.
No.lOW E-Whinc?on street.
hrT.ainos: of all kiiwls r r'tDjtIy artrnJ-d to
nit for iL rateni otrlo.
j count," said old Charlotte as a half dozen of 1
i the former flaunted bv "them's trah. Hans i
Molrt. of a.l kirxl. bo
if k . . i . . . . .
""""f loc l'"ce, or.e m i-wr ivuia I tSelnl-.i. . . ., , .
ti-'i.-o üiitvoii street. h T. wmwx em with silk and ribbons from tne top ot their
.s-io m.-.i t,. to tie wles 0f their feet, and 'twon'ti
Kilbourne rnni4,
ATN0.4BATESH0U3E.
aticS WILLARD ft JCTOWeLL.
Of fleer of Indiana lleglinent In the
field.
SIXTH EOIME5T I?I KEXTVCXT.
Tbos. T. Crittenden, Colonel.
Hiram Prather, Lieutenant Colonel.
Auenstus II. Abbott, Major.
John Earnsh.tw, Adjutant.
W. E. McCIellan. Restmental Quartermaster.
Dr. 8ehis!?r, of Madison, Surgeon.
Samuel II. Charlton, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Pliilemon P.Baldwin, SamutI Rus
sell, Wm, D.tris, Ihgerman Tripp, John R. B.
Glasscock; James MofTett, Oeoree W. Brown,
Charles R. antrees, Augustus H. Abbett, Cal-
riu Campbell.
fckVENTH BEOIMENT l.X KAKTLAXD.
James Gavin, Colonel.
John F. Cheek, Lieut. Colpael.
Benjamin C. Shaw, Major.
John M. Blair, Adjutant.
Richard P. Johnson, Quartermaster.
George W. New, Surgeon.
William Gillopie, Assistant Surgeon.
John Kier, Cbapl tin.
Captains Jessie Armstrong, Solomon Water
man, Scott Miller, Merit C. Wel&h, Ira G. Grover,
Sarauel Lamhertson, " lon C. Lemcrt, Samuel
J. Banta, Jobu II. Ferry, Will C. Banta.
riGHTH KtGIMEXT IX MISSOURI.
Wm. P. Benton, Colonel.
David Shunk, Lieutenant Colonel.
Charles S. Parrish, Major.
Charles 0. Howard, Atijutaut.
Nathan Branson, Quartermaster.
James Ford, Surgeon.
George W. Bruce, Assistant Surgeon.
Captiins Frederick S. Wvsonjf, Thomas J.
Br.idy, Joseph M. Thoniiwon, Oliver II P. Carey, j
Wm. R. Walls, Alexander J. Kenney, George
W. II. Riley, John li. Polk, Hiram T. Vander-
v enter, Frederick Tjklc.
NINTH ERGIMF.NT IV MARYLAND.
Gideon C. Moodv, Colonel.
Wm. H. Blake, Lieutenaut Colonel.
John B. Milroy, Mnjor.
Thomas J. Patten, Adjutant.
Janus J. Drum, Quartermaster.
Mason G. Sherman, Surgeon.
John K. Blackstone, Assistant Surgeon.
Safely Layton, Chaplain.
Captains Thomas Madden, William Copp,
Douglas (t. Rislev, Amasa Johnson, Leonida? A.
Cole, George II. Carter, Joshua Healey, Isaac
C I . Suman, James Houghton, W ilham P. Las-
selle.
TENTH REGIMENT IX KENTLCKT.
Mahlon D. Manson, Colonel.
Wm. C. Kise. Lieutenant Colonel.
Abram O. Miller, Major.
Reuben C. Kise, Adjutant.
David N. Steel, Quartermaster.
Joseph S. Allen, Surgeon.
Conrad S. Perkins, Assistant Surgeon.
George T. Dougherty, Chaplain.
Captains Samuel H. Shortle (discharged,)
John W. Perkins, Alexandcllogelaud, Marsh P.
1 aylor, Joseph f . Taylor, (discharged,) Wm. 1 .
Carroll, James II. Vanarsdall, Abram 0. Miller,
Benjamin M. Gregory, James II. Hamilton.
eleventh regiment IX kentcckt.
George F. McGinuis, Colonel.
Wm. J. 11. Rc "nson, Lieutenant Colonel.
Isaac C. Elston, Major.
Daniel Macaiiley, Adjutmt.
Joseph P. Pope, Quartern aster.
John C. Thompson, Surgeon.
Clay Brown, Assistant Surgeon.
Ilenrv B. Hibben, Chaplain.
Captaim Nicholas R. Ruckle,Henry M. Carr,
Jabez bmith, Ldward T. allnce, Wm. W. Dar
nell, David B. Cully. Jesse E. Haraill, Joseph H.
Livst;-George Butler.
TWELFTH REGIMENT IX MARYLAND.
Win. H. Linck, Colonel.
(ieorge Humphrey, Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry Hubler, Major.
Oscar Hiiikle, Adjutant.
Milton R. Dixson, Quartermaster.
Wm. H. Lomax, Surgeon.
Noble P. Howard, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Thomas G. Morrison, Thomas R.
Noel, James Bach man, Wm. O'Brien, Henrv
Hubler, George Nelson, Arthur F. Reed, Thomas
Doan, Alexander Luchanau, Joseph r. Draper.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT IX MARYLAND.
Jeremiah C. Salliran, Colonel.
Robert II. Foster, Lieutenant Colonel.
Cyrus J. Dobbs, M;jor.
Charles H. Ross, Adjutant.
Alois D. Gall, Surgeon; Wm. C. Foster, As
sistant Surgeon.
Captains Abner L. rcwland, Clinton, Davis,
Chauncev, Harrington, Savles, Wilson, Johnson,
Kirkpatrick, Ben. H. Myers.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT IN MARYLAND.
Nathan Kimball, Colonel.
John R. Mahan, Lieutenan. Colonel.
William Harrow, Major.
John J. P. Blinn, Adjutant.
Thomas C. Buntin, Quartermaster.
Geroge W. Clippenger, Surgeon.
George W. McCane, Assistant Surgeon.
Thomas E. Webb, Chaplain.
Captains Lucien A. Foote, Jonathan D.
Wood. Lewi? Brooks, Elijah H. C. Cavins, Na
than Willrtrd, Jonathan D. Hagan, John Coons,
John II. Martin, Philander R. Owen, James R.
Kellv.
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT IX KENTUCKY.
George D. Wagner, Colonel.
Gustavus A. Wood, Lieut. Colonel.
Alexander Fowler, Major.
S. F. Frv, Quartermaster.
Captains Samuel Burns, Comparet, Short,
Miller, Templeton, McCutcheon, Rice, Fowler,
Bennett.
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT MARYLAND.
Pleasant A. Hackleman Colonel.
(No further returns at the Adjutant-General's
office.)
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT MARYLAND.
Milo S. Hascall, Co'onel.
aIohn J. Wilder, Lieut. Colonel.
George W. Gorman, Major.
Edmund R. Kusletter, Adjutant.
Samuel E. Munford, Surgeon.
Cat'tains Wm. T. Jones, James Thompson,
Silas W. Boswell. George Cubberly, Eth rnM.
Alien, George W. Stough, Henrv Jordan, Jacob
G. ail, Jacob R. Stewart, buas r. Rigby.
EIGUTEENTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
Thomas Pattison, Colonel.
Henry D. Washburn, Lieut Colonel.
DeWitt C. Thomas, Major.
George S. Marshall, Adjutant.
John H. Popp, Quartermaster.
Samuel W. Peck, Surgeon.
John W. Hitchcock. Assistant Siirgeon.
Gorge W. Ames, Chaplain.
Captiins Jonathan H. Willitms, William
Stanlev Charles, John W. Jone, Jese L. Hoi
man, Samuel W. Short, Peter C. Wood, Sam
uel Don ilson, John C. Jenks, James R. Brvant,
Rinaldo R. Ruter.
NINETEENTH REGIMENT WASHINGTON, D. C.
Solomon Meredith, Colonel.
Robert A. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel.
Alois A. Rock wood, Msjor.
John P. Wood, AdjuUnt.
James S. Drum, Quartermaster.
Calvin J. Wood, Surreon.
Captains Samuel J. Williams, Valentine Ja
cobs. Robert W. Hamilton. William W. Dudlev.
John B. Clark, John M. Lindlev. Richard M.
Keller. Luther B. uson, Jonn H. Johnson,
Isaac M. May.
THrXTT-riRST REOIMENT MARYLAND.
Jmes W. McMillen, Colonel.
John A. Keith, Lieutenant Colonel.
Benjamin T. Hayi. Major.
Matthew A. Latham, Adjutant
Wm. S. Hinkle, Quarter master.
Ezra Read, Surgeon.
John B. Davis, Assistant Surgeon.
Nelson L. Brakcnian, Chaplain.
Captains Richard Campbell, Jacob Hess,
Elihu E. Roe, James (uinsley. Wm. M. Skl
ton, James H. Gavitt, Francis W. Noblet, Wm.
Ray, John F. Campbell, Edward McLaftin.
TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT MISSOURI.
Jeff. C. Davis, Colonel.
John A. Hendricks, Lieutenant Colonel.
, Major.
Charles L. Holstein, Adjutant.
Emory Bradley, Quartermaster.
Benjamin J. Newland, Surgeon.
Jos. A. Stilwell, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains William U. Taggart, Michael Good
ing. Thomas H. B. Tanner. Elijah A. Stepleton,
Joiah Wilson. Thomas Shea, Richard H. LiUon
Squire Isham Keiib, Isaac N. Haymaker, Daniel
Luuderman.
TWENTY-THIRD REGIMEXT KENTUCKY.
Wm. Sanderson, Colonel.
DeWitt C. Anthony, Lieut. Colonel.
William P. Davis, Major.
Eugene Commandeur, Adjutant.
J. T. Smith Quartermaster.
TV EXT I ITH RXGIMEXT IX VIRGINIA.
William H. Brown, Colonel.
Ben. H. Smith, Lieutenant Colonel.
John Vanvalkenbaugh, Major.
I-raelN. Stitcs, Adjutant
Isaac W. Hart, Quartermaster.
Orpheus Evarta, Surgeon.
Henry C. Grover, Assistant Surgeon.
William C. Forter, Chaplain.
Captains Wm. B. Rejburn. Join Wheeler.
William Babbington, George I. Desk, James II.
Shannon. John Kotier. Wm. C. P. Tavlor.
W. Meikle, Jame W. Lvtle, Alfred Reed.
CAVALRY.
Captain Bracken' Company Western Vir
ginia Postoffice address, Parkersburgh.
Captain Stewart's Company Western Vir
ginia Fostoffice address, es ton.
Captain Graham's Company Kentucky.
Captain Moreau's Company New Haven Ky.
2Sth Regiment Col. Baker 1st cavalry
I ronton, Missouri.
Forty first Regiment (2d cavalry) John A.
Bridgland, Colonel, New Haven, Kv.
Fortj-fifth Regiment Colonel" Carter 3d
cavalrv Maryland.
Ira llarris's four companies of Indiana cavalry
are at Muuson's Hill, Virginia PostoEce ad
dress, Washington City.
ARTILLERY.
Captain Rabb's Battery, Kansas.
Captain Frybarger's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Klaus's Battery, Missouri.
CapLiin Bush's Battery Mun fords ville, Kt.
Captain Simonona Battery, Mun fords ville,
Ky.
Captain Behr's Battery, Calhoun, Ky.
Captain Harm's Battery, Munfords ville, Ky.
Thomas C. Austin, Surgeon.
Robert Kay, Assistant Surgeon.
John D. Rogers, Chaplain.
Captains George S. Babbitt, Alonzo Tubbs,
W. W. Caldwell. Henrv C. Furguson. Thomas
Clark, David J. Hav. Thomas P. Moore. Fred
erick Pistorius, Wm. P. Davis, Vincent Kirk.
TWENTY-FOURTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
Alviu P. Hovey, Colonel.
John Gerber, Lieutenant Colonel.
Cyrus C. Hines, Major.
Richard F. Barton, Adjutant
Peter Schmuck, Quarterma;.tcr.
Robert B. Jessup, Surgeon.
John W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon.
Charles Fitch, Chaplain.
Captains A. H. Erwin, Thot. Johnson, Sim'l :
F. McGulh'n, Wm. L. Merrick, Samuel R. Mor
gan, Win. T. Spiceley, John F. Gtill, A. McCon
nett, Nelson F. Bolton.
TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT MISSOURI.
James C. Veateh, Colonel.
Wm. W. Morgan. Lieut. Colonel.
John W. Foster, Major.
Wm. H. Walker, Jr., Adjutant.
Alex H. Foster, Quartermaster. .
John T. Walker, Surgeon.
Arthur White. Assistant SurgeoB.
Frederick A. Herring, Chaplain.
Captains James C. Hastings, George W.
Saltzman, John H. D.--bv, J"hn Rhinlander,
Wm. F. Wood, Charles S. inch, Charles Jones,
Thomas J. Bethell, Victor C. Larkin, John W.
Poole.
TWKXTY-SIXTII REGIMENT MISSOURI.
W. M. Wheatly, Colonel.
Richard O'Neal, Lieutenant Colonel.
Joha G. Clark, Majr.
Henry Schräder, Adjutant.
John P. Routh, Quartermaster.
Robert N. Todd, Surgeon.
George A. Torbett, Assistant Surgeon.
. Chaplain.
Captain Aldeu H. Jumper, Courtland E.
Whitset, Mortimer C. Holman, Augustine D.
Rose, Lew ig Manker, Miller L. Miner, Harvey
Johnson, Benjamin Hargis, Newton A. Logan,
Nathaniel J. Beachly.
TWENTY -SEVENTH MARYLAND.
Silas Col grove, Colonel.
Archibald J. Harrison, Lieutenant Colonel.
, Major.
Robert G. Gilmore, Adjutant.
James M. Jameson, Quartermaster.
James J. Johnson, Surzeon.
Green V. Woollen, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Peter Kopp, John W. Wilcoxen,
William S. Johnson, Joel W. McGrew, Geo. W.
Bürge, Jackson P. Moore, John R. Fisler, Rich
ard W. Welman, Allen Hill, Theodore E. Bueh
ler. TWENTY-EIGHTn (CAVALRY) MlShOUBf.
Conrad Baker, Colonel.
Scott Carter, Lieut. Colone?
John S. Gavitt, Major.
James Neel, Adjutant.
William B. Barker, Quartermaster
Isaac Casselberry, Surgeon.
Charles Brackett, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains John R. Highman, Samuel J. Ia
mar, Joel F. Sherwood, Will H. Walker, Thom
as N. Pace, Lyman W. Brown, James M. Barter,
Robert H. Clendenier.
TWENTY-NINTH REGIMENT KENTUCKT.
John F. Miller, Colonel.
David M. Dunn, Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry J. Blowney, Major.
James L. Angell, Adjutant.
Asa II. Mathews, Quartermaster.
Louis Humphreys, Surgeon.
Lorenzo S. Rein, Assistant Surgeon.
Joseph C. Reed, Chaplain.
Captains Horatio G. P. Oblinger, Silas F.
Allen, Joseph P. Collins, Frank A. Hardman,
John S. Fosdick, Wm. W. Shuler, Daniel Carey,
James M. Confer, Millon M. Boggs, James H.
M. Jenkins.
THIRTIETH REGIMENT KENTUCKY.
Sion S. Bass, Colonel.
Joseph B. Dodge. Lieut Colonel.
Orrin B. Html, M;ijr.
Edward P. Edsall, Adjutant.
Peter P. Bailey, Quartermaster.
Reuben F. Delois, Chaplain.
William H. Myers, Surgeon.
Delos W. Rupert, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains Cyrus H awley, Martin S. Stewart
James B. White, Joseph W. Whitaker, G. W
Fifisimmons, Mvron A. Hawks, Wm. N. Vori.
Wm. Dawson, Joseph M. Silver, Joseph E
Brallen.
Thirtv-first Regiment Charles Cruft, Colonel,
South Carrollton, Ky.
Thirty-second Regiment First German Regi
ment Augustus Willich, Colonel, Green River
Kentuckv.
Thirtv-third Regiment .John Coburn, Colonel,
Lexington, Kentucky.
Thirty-fourth Regiment Colonel Ryan, New
Haven, Kv.
Thirty-htth Regiment Irish John C.Walker,
Colonel, Bard-town, Kv.
Thirtv-ixth Regiment William Grose, Col-
ODel, New Haven, Kentuckv.
Thirty-seventh Regiment George W. Hazard,
Colonel, Bacon Creek. Ky.
Thirty eighth Regiment Benj. F. Scribner,
Colonel, Munfordsville, Ky.
Thirty-ninth Regiment Thomas J. Harrison,
Colonel. Munfordsville, Ky.
Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. Wilson, Colonel,
Lebanon, Ky.
Forty-second Regiment James G. Jones, Col
onel, South Carrollton, Ky.
Forty-thin! Regiment George K.Steele, Col
onel, South Carrollton, Ky.
Forty-fourth Regiment Hugh B Reed. Col
onel, South Carrollton, Ky.
Fortv-sixth Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Col
or.el, New Haven, Ky.
Fortv-seventh Regiment Jas. R. Slaelf , Col
onel. New Haven, Ky.
Forty-eighth Regiment Col. Eddy, Louisville.
Ky.
Forty ninth Regiment Colonel Ray, Bards
town, Ky.
Fiftieth Regiment Cyrus L. Dunhim, Col
onel. New Haven, Ky.
Fifty-first Regiment Mechanics A. D.
Stre;ght, Colonel. Somerset, Kv.
Fifty-second Regiment J. M. Smith, Colo
nel. Ky.
Fifty seventh Regiment Colonel McMullen
Somerset, Ky.
Fifty eighth Regiment Princeton, Colonel
Carr.
Fifty ninth Regiment Jesse J. Alexader.Colo
nel. Sixtieth Regiment Dr. Richard Owen, Col
onel. Evansville.
Sixty-first Regiment 2td Irisri Colonel
Mullen, Madison.
' Sixty-second Regiment Rockport Colon!
not yet appointed.
Army Pay Roll.
The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army pay roll. In the first
column jill be found the nett salary per month
and in toe second the total salary per month,
which incluJcs rations, servant hl-c, forage, Lc.
GENERAL OFFICERS.
Per month. Total.
Lieutenant General $270$778 00
Aids de-Camp and Military Sect eta -
tary to Lieutenaait General, each
Major General
Senior Akl-de-Camp to Genenl-in-
Chief.
Aid de-Camp, in addition to pay,
etc., of Lieutenant
Brigadier General
Aid de-Camp, in addition to pay,
etc., of Lieutetu.nt , . . . .
2-20
195 00
477 00
tO ltJ 00
24
121
32 00
3x1) 50
20 IU 00
DEPARTMENT.
. 110 237 00
ADJUTANT GENERAL 8
Adiutant General Colonel.. ;
Assistant Adjutant General Lieut.
Colonel -
Assistant Adjutant General Major K)
" Capt'n 70
Judge Advocate Major......... H)
INSPECTOR OENERAL'S DEPARTMENT
Inspector General Colonel...... 110
SIGN 4L DEPARTMENT.
Signal officer Major SO
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Quartermaster General Brhjidier
General .... 124
Assistant Quartermaster General
Colonel 110
Deputy Quartermaster General
Lieutenant Colonel i . . . . 95
Quartermaster Major J. . . . 0
Assistant 'Quartermaster Cantain 70
213 00
ItQ 00
13a 50
l&U 00
237 00
IbD 00
329 ro
237 00
213 00
IrO 00
I3H 50
110 237 00
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Commissary Geueral of Subsistence
Colonel
Assistant Commissary General of
Subsistence Lieutenant Colonel
Commissary of Subsistence Major
Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence Captain 70 138 5
Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence, in addition to pay, etc., of
Lieutenant ". 20
95
80
213 00
lfcJ 00
rn
burgeon
num. .
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
General $2,740 per an-
Surgeons often years' service 80
11 00
223 33
225 00
70
70
70
50
50
Surgeons of less than ten years
service
Assistant Surgeons often years' ser
vice Assistant Surgeons of five years'
service
Assistant Surgeons of less than five
years' service 5333
PAY DEPARTMENT.
Paymaster General $2,740 per an
Deputy Paymaster General
Paymaster
OrriCERS or mE corps ok engineers, corps of
TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS AND ORDNANCE DC
TARTMENT.
Colonel
Lieutenant Colonel
Major ...
Captain
First Lieutenant 5333
Second Lieutenant 5333
Brevet Second Lieutenant 5333
93
80
110
95
80
70
174
174
13S 50
121 S3
228 ai
213 00
18!) 00
237 00
213 00
189 00
13S 50
121 83
121 83
121 83
OFFICERS OF MOUNTED DRAGOONS, CAVALRY, RIFLE
MEN AND LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Colonel 110 237 00
Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00
Major 80 189 00
Captain 70 146 50
First Lieutenant 53 129 83
Second Lieutenant 53 129 83
Brevet Second Lieutenant 53 129 83
Adjutant, and Regimental Quarter
termaster, in addition to pay of
Lieutenant 10 10 00
OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY.
80
70
60
50
45
45
10
10
222 00
193 00
179 00
120 50
110 50
105
105
10 50
26 00
Colonel 95
Lieutenant Colonel
Major ,
Uaptatn ...
First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant , ...
Brevet Second Lieutenant
AdjuUnt, in addition to pay, etc., of
Lieutenant
Regimental Quartermaster, h ad
dition to pay, etc.. of Lieutenant
In the above we have not inserted the frac
tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per month
of artillery and ir. tan try, and of dragoons ar,d
riflemen when serving on foot The second col
umn denotes the pay per month of light artillery
nnd of dragoons and nnemeu when mounted:
Sergeant Major, Quartermaster
Sergeant, Principal Musician,
and Chief Bugler, each
First Sergeant of a Company
Ordnance Sergeants.
Hospital Stewards. .'.
All other Sergeants, each
Corpoials
Buglers
Musicians.
Farriers and Blacksmiths
Artificers
Privates , . . .
Matron I...
Females nurses 49 cent pet- day
tion.
Paymaster' Clerk $700 per annum, and 75
cents per day when actually on duty
Chaplain in volunteers $146 50.
In addition to the pay aa above stated, one ra
tion per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters
fuel and medical attendance are alwavs provider
by the Government without deduction from the
soldier's pay. If a Holdler should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provide for him
a pension, or he ma v, if he prefer it, obtain ad
mission into the aiiutary Asylum, wtuca wil
afford him a comfortable home. so long a he may
wish to receive its beuefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers ranrt be
added the acditioaal $2 a month to be paid du
ring eervice, the $100 bounty at the end of the
war, wh;cu has already been provided for, and
the quarter section, of land that Ongresa will
provide for at its coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike.
21 21 00
yo 20 00
22 CNI
22 (XI
17 17 (Mi
13 14 00
12 13 00
12 00
15 15 00
15 17 00
13 00
6 00
and one ra-
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HAILRO -A.5d .
1862. ringl 1SC2.
MEW ARRANGEMENT.
ftcsv Houfe to Chlcngo via jKokomo.
32 MILKS SHOKTF.K THAN OTHEkf ROUTE.
OS AND AFTER APKIL 10, 1C2, rit wUl U
ruu as follows: t
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 11 I
Ktp at all stations and make close couuecon at Kokotno
mill train ou the Clucinnati and Clilcaro'.Mr Line lU'.l
road for Lixransport, Valparaiso and Chkcao, and arrtv
at Peru at 4. UO P. in time to make cc ajecUons wttk
trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, Coli East and
West,
Ketnrninjr, the same train will leave 2eni at ll.3
P.M., making c!-e connection at Kokotoo with trains
from Chicago, and arrive at Indiaiiaix.il At 4:15 A. il
in time tw make connection for all fxti-a East, SoutL
and Wert.
An Expretran III Itave indlanapolifät 10:10 P.
connect at KoVomo -Ith train for CMcsjroTand arrlv at
Peru at 2;25 A. M., intime t make connec Jon with traiaa
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabastt Rail
way. Ketnrnimr. the same train will leave Peru at 12.00 If.,
after the arrival of trains .n T. A W. IL VT .fmai the Esrt
and West and make close connection at.Kokomo wltli
train onthec'itu-innaU and Chicago Lailwa; torn Chicago,
Valparaiso and Loanxport, and arrive at n.dianspol'.s at
4:10 P. MM In tinut to Conrt-ct with Ilse trti is train for
Cincinnati, Louisville atid U.er points.
Special attt-Btion firt n to the trat)po;atjon of Uvt
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Impurities of the Mood or secrctiona.
Certified to by Morris MorrU, Esq , Rev. lr. McMulles,
of Indianapolis, Rv. Jas. liaven, Kokomo, aid hunlreds
of other citizens of Indiana.
Price of the Scandinavian Yejretajde Bloirl Purifier, ft
per bottle, or f5 per ha'f dozen. tf the "anetnarUu
Vegetable Blood PJls, IS centa per box, or tjva boxet for
tl-
Read Dr. Rohack's Special SCotiea aa Certlflcat,
publirbtd In a couspicuous part of this pa from time to
time.
Dr. P.oback't Vediral Almanac and Pamilf Adviser, con
taining a rreat variety ot ir.terestirur and vs-'uabla medical
Information, can be bad gratis of arj pf bit Acr.ui
throughout th country.
From the Iitawaka (St. Jos Co lod. Ktterprlae, Fab
. lrl.l
Worthy of Tferlt.
Among the many remedle offered to rt" patlie trnder
be head of Patent Medicines, it ia a relief to know that
some of them are valuable, preparations ill do what ia
claimed for them and are worthy of use and a place la
every family. Belorjfrir.g to this class msy be mentioned
Dr Koharkrs Scandinavian Re med lea EI 'od Purifier and
Klood 111 which art most excellent prep arations, and
have the desired efiect in all cases for which their sc is
lnfended. like thousands of others, we -bear perTjaJ
wiuiesa to this, having aed th u in our family with th
betefTrta. We are alo acquaints ithrcany who speak
volunurily in praise of these medicine.
Oi.e of our leading buaines men says tl at by tho tvaa
of only four bottles of Partner he received nor than on
hundred dollars worth of benefit His d;Sl ulty was Dys
pepsia. We express our thanks for a li V-ral preaeot of
these remedies for use in our family.
For sale In Marlon County by VT. B. Ticker Madiaiapo!;
Robt. Browmnp. do.; Perkins A Co., do.; H Roaengartea,
do.; Etr A Wocber, do.; W. T. Hurd, houthport; R. H.
Church, Cumberlarid; E. D. tUsna, Oiklary; L. DrombeT
rer, CastMon; Warren A 8teacy, Fannentvüle; W. T
Teaman, Rrid(r.,rt; aid by Druggists atd Merckaut.
thronghout the Union.
A ISew Article.
Dr. Robacks Stomach nilters.
A new and d lijrh'ful Stomachic and Con'lal, for giving
tone to the Stirnac ft, and for the preventUm of btllio
complaiou inciient to the Western country. Try It.
As a morning drxk, to assist U.(etioo act rtliev Dyo
pepsja. It hs no equal
In flavor it is uperW to aJI other bitters- Try it.
The formula of these Bitrers, now (1HC1) the aoia prop
erty of Dr. Roback. originated with one of tho oldest and
mot eminent Medical Practitioners of Ihm West, and
It is directly predicated apoo tb wants of Western po
ple. These bitters derivo their stimulcs from the powerful
tonic Latare of the roots and herbs of wlich they or
composed, aitd as they arc, by allaying unnatural cravtiif
f the stomach, directly promotive' of
Tr.yiPEiiA?icE,
The present proprtHor believe that ia making then
widely known the public welfare is subserved.
It will soon be for tale by ail of Dr. Roback'a nemefo
A rents, and at Hotels, Ac, the coon try ovwr.
In the meantime, orders will be Sled ti :ect from Ctn
dnati In ary quantity, and at the lowest ratr. 2t li put tp
In Qnart CwtUes, and seorely parkest la ono doaen caaaa.
Half dozen sample easos, II however bo packed and
sent to any address if denrred.
RtUd Price $1 per BottU, or m er $5.
Principal office and saJesroma So C East Focrtk street
Cincinnati, O. Laboratory, So. ti Hanrmccd atrot,
arrll-lawdwlr.
SCHOOL DOOIC0.
FOR THE SPRING TMC3.
WE IXnrETlIE ATTENTION" OF KUTERA TO OCR
larro stock
8CHOOL BOOKS,
WRIT15G A5D WR Pi1fr, PAPERS,
EXVELOIX8 .KB. stylea,
P4JI5K COOKS,
BOX.NLT HOARDS,
WALL A5D WI5DOW PAPER,
tXN f, rESCILS, 15 ES, Ac.
Tbo trade supplied at Cincinnati Wkoleoaio Prka.
DOirEJT, $TFA1QtlT ts CO,
IrtdUnapol. led Una.
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