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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
FMNTEl AND ITFU.tllF.D
Milt 19 (ICIMTI ItCirtlH) At
ThE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE.
no. t 01 tu . i:iiiia nthi:i:t.
rrvsurt rat ro-mmrt..
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' ELDER, HARKNESS b BINGHAM,
MroprUtor.
Oawas-aataajaw
Yearly wWntr t la-vaaiaaLi i anvaaca; or
lelneredby tbe carrier at S cents per Weeg, pajahb
ni-mnihly . iltnrl ot ri fenta.
Ott rtiN-mfcer. will r b-M r.priMH f tr prr W-fl
at their hou.e after they ! removed, or when the?
wtt tbem dtc"titlnnrl, uiW trjc U glren At the öf
tre of publication.
5 paper "1 without pr-payTOent,oreootlnoeJionrer
tkku pi l for. . .
tp-. of tla Dalit STt M b DM at tb atT.c
each morning, and tht Winn Samsai. each Mon
day n'm mi, nUy vel.pd. for mailing.
WEEKLY. STATE SENTINEL,
ITtUSIIKU EYKKT WEDNESDAY AT
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(hi in.irf, rm1 jnertin IA
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Fr U m!m qumt lnrt'.'tj, tvA I t cnh liter-
tio of earli aLitl;iiJl wjusrr
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Advr?Nementii 'lMi-hl h ilh thf PuiJj trxl the
Weeklr ÜBirrirL wi!) I rburwJ lUm full rte,
with ciV-hjIf ih Heklv rt -l J'l.
Bnine N ! In lb lncl column, often
line or un-Jer, will bt rhirirM for ecb lifterUD 11; If
rer ten liii', l n cr.t jer line1.
rhrcewillMin.l for Instrtlnff tli WtKr of th
1 Alomuig Orler, S-irit-ties an4 A"C'?i t the rtt-
ltam'l, t lepii in ivnrr
Military Comanl-, inter f fWJ rIUwn, Manic
Or-ler. Iiiev.Ur.l S' ietie an.l Si;fln Soci-tie.
F.r eirh not exrei'.ii S lu 25 cents for each
Inwrtion; over elsiht line at tLi rate.
AnnounriiiK deatba with funeral noiic attacb-J, fl;
without notUe free
JlirrtiV- N'Urr 50 cent.
N.t re ..f revivals, lVnica anl Ecur1on, Rotten npy
lntlvn!u u r associations ux by churebe, at tbe rt-Rular
ITke.
A.lTerti-mf.t leaded an.! plc;! unrr th hea1 or
?peil .Nelken, if ten line or over, will be cbarged double
fLe uuat rate.
A4vertleTtienaifiakln(f lthan three lines lnertM
ot ire )n tbe DuPy, will be cbared f.fty cent.
Yearly a1fertier to par quarterly.
Annonnclti caiKlKUten for ottk-e. of every deacrlption
tob cbartred at the rate ftl 50 for eacb name in tbe
I).1y, attd $3 In tbe Daily and Weekly, th Mme to be, In
all eaea. paM In aJrance.
Ie:al a'vertl-enienU inserted at tbe expense .fthe at
torneya rr-lerinjr, ami not oVUyable for the le (tal prncfe -I-ln(rs,but
eollenabUat oar usual tim. lublibera nt
accountable f.r the arrurary Cf ea; advertisemeuU be
. yna4 tht amouTit rharpe! for their puMicaMon.
ELEKR. HARK NFS! A WNtillAM,
l"roirielr Indiana SJate Sentinel.
1. t. T1LFOK1,
President lnl!napolw Jounial Company.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DAILY SKtVTIIVKL
IHDIÄHAP01IS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
aau arorTAixi aaiLaoaB.
TralnaIeaTe. Tralna AitIt.
5 20 A. M ...Man 20 KM.
2:00 KM 6 40 A. M.
8 40 P. M 11 30 A. U.
ix Aroux aao rLCat ti iihom.
Triina Iare. Traina Arrive
5:20 A. M K.xprr l .'U I. M.
8.40 P. At ArcoTnialatln 1045 A.M.
lam.ina ckktbal aatLwaT.
Train lav. Traina Arrlre.
U A. M 7:15 A. M.
12.10K M Mail 114 P M.
7f0 P. M 7 55 P. M.
KPuiiMUt Ae coi l wara nmntrt uk, via dattos.
Train Lrave. Tra'tn Arrive.
;15 A. M ,7d5 A.M.
12-10 P. M 1 -U P. M.
7:00 P. M 7:55 P. M.
LTTHASAmUa AU CIJiriJiirATl tAILOAD.
Tralnaleare. Traina Arrive.
f.:20 A. M ." 15T A. M.
Ifr40 A.M , 4:M P. M
C.35 P.M p.M
Taaaa haitb iauaoai.
Tralna Ieave. Train Arrive.
7 20 A. M. 5 10 A. M.
1 10 P. M 55 A. M.
40 P.M ..R.iO P. M.
uw ait A.vn ciTffAno aoAP iaajicAm.it ifxrno
(J.iti "orth. tioinir South,
5.00 P. Fxpres 115 A. M.
11 05 A. M Freist, Iaity 2.00 P. M.
LArATCTTB IAIIA1I.
Train Ieave. Trarns Arrive.
10 05 A.M .' 510 A.M.
4 45 P. M 1005 A. M.
f.M V. M COO I'. iL.
rCKC A5UI5PUVAPOI.I RAILROAD.
Train Ieave. ' ' Train Arrive.
ll.lnA. M .. w .......... M sil A.M.
10-35 P.M Chirao K.vpress 4:10 P.M
IXDUXAruUa All MAblSdü RAII KAI.
Trains Iave. Trains Arrive.
li::iO P. M Mail 10: Ml A. M.
7:00 A. II. ...Frm FrHuU Depot J.... 6:25 P. M
jrrraiwiavii.i.R raiijioad.
Trains Ieave. Trains Arrive.
imi A. M Mail H 4.-, p. M.
.30 P. M 5:IMI A.M.
Arrival und Icia riu rr, or :iolnp
of .Tlail.
iia.ki:ics.
II
AK1US0SS' HANK. No. 19 Eat WteLinRton str-et
oMmile th Sentinel Office. ma 4
U KS k H1NSLF.T, Urery ami Sale StabW, In the
rear .f tbe Palmer Uutu. Janr5-dly
ioi;muii:n.
I
II
DA VI CO., UiUon FouaOxy, DeUww treet, op-
pite Tnion IVpnt.
AHSKI.MAN A VINTON. Wahimcton Foundry and
Marhine Works e.-t end Union Depot. ny'i9
iii:ai. fatate aukmtk.
1 FRANCIS SMITH, formerly Deliell ft inith, Keal
KMate At:-nt and Taa Payer, 37 Kat Wa-binirtoii
jana-uijr o
treet. Ilounea to rent.
!f fKERNAN k riEP.CE. Pv-1 E"tate Agenta and
IT I Brokers 10 Ea-t Wa.hinKton etreet.
7M.T. W1I.ET. Kea! F..tate A(rent and StockP.ro-
' k Im.. a- i . -a a tn aril
nooT AD siioi: dkaleiis.
I
C Uivttrw A PO Wholesale dealer iu Boot..
M ä Shoe, aikd Uut.Ur. Xa. 4 Kobe.rU Hock, opposite
the I nion Iiepe.1, IrvtUn.ipolis, Imt.
A DAM KNODI.E A SOJ, mnufac?nrers anj dealers
l in all kimls or uoota ana soom, ro. jj r.vi. xu-
nton treet.
apr27
IIOOKM A.M XAXlOr.ltV.
n
o.
OWEN. STKW AKT & CO.. wholesale anl retail leal
ers in Rooks awl StatJ.rr, ami Iiulera Materials,
1 West Washington street. aprzo
iui ;s a.m iii:iic'i?ii:x.
liriUT m. UIWKT, DKlVnST.-lValer in DniRS
1 W Chemical. Paints, OiU. Ivetuns, lt. Ismo, rnvni
and other Medicines, Nutioas and IVnuniery .. 4 Ma
achutti avrrne, !nlianapoUs nov30-ly.
f HOMUNSON A COX. dealer In Druirs, Medicines
I Faint., Oils, tilas Perfumery, Fancy Goods c,No,
! Ea.t Washington stret, Imlianauolia. mayl9
RRIMVXXIN!, DniffSt, and dealer la rainf, im,
VaniMies, Dje-stuffsGlas-stJlaviware, Perfumery,
Ac, Ti, WV.-t WahinKion reet.
liiiv ;oi)N.
aprt7
A KHIVA 14.
Madison mail
Cincinnati and way m.iil ...
Jefferiumville and Louisville
Terra Haute way mail
Peru mail
Central way ma'il
.i i . -1
lerre iiauietnnoiuiu.iii
Iifiyette and Chicago
Itel'.efotitaiiie way mail
IU-1! fonlaine throush mail
Central through mail
Cinrinnatithroiiirh mall
8pTingeld,Illinol
DtrAKTlKKS.
JefTersonville and I ilsville mail
Terre Haute through mail, St. Louis Cairo
Lafsyette andChicauo
Lafayette City and ruigliell, Illinois . . . .
Madi.on ma'.I
Central way mail
Central through mall ana v asnmirxon iuy.
Cincinnati and way mail
Through mail
Terre Haute way, Evansvi'.Ie and Vincenne
Peru
pellefontaine war and through
..11:00
..10::)
.. h:0
..mo
..1030
.. 1:45
.. 7:00
. . :0tl
.. 7:
.. fii.tO
.. :no
,.. f.r.o
.. 6 :o
A. M.
A. M.
r. m.
A. M.
A. M.
p. at.
r. m.
r. m,
r. m.
A. M.
A. M.
A. M.
A. M.
il Clot
... 7:.10 r. M
.... 7:00 r. at
, .. 5.lf A. M
... 7:30 r. m
...11:30 A. at
...11:10 A. m
. . . 6 OO P. M
. .. 70 r.
... coo r.
....12:45 r.
. . 10 05 A.
... 7:30 r.
PIANOS.
6150 BEST PIANOS. $150
(t KOVF.STEKX & HALE having removed to their new
J warerooms,
No. 478 Broadway,
are prepared to offer the public a magnificent new i?cale
full
7-0ctave Rosewood Piano,
containing all Improvement known in this country or
Europe, over-Mrung bass, French grand action, harp
pedal, full iron frame, for
SI 50 CASH.
W A It R A STEH F OR FIVE YEARS,
Rich moulding cases'
SI 7e TO $200,
all warranted made of the bc.-t material, and to stand
b tter than any sohl for $400 or J.VM ly th eld methods
of manufacture. We invite the bes-t judges to examine
and try these new intrume tits, and we Maud ready at all
time to tet them with anv others manufactured in this
country. t.UOt IM EEX V HAI.i:,
myJti-L1m 47 llroadway N' Y.
1ANO FORTES
mm
"lF. HAVE ON HANI) A NUMBER OF FIRSi
Cla.k llanos w hieb we will sell at cf f-r ca?U
WILI.IA1!I A STOWF.I.I.,
cttl No. 4 Hates Houne
INSURANCE.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
7" k It. GLENN A CO., New York Store, Iy
. tiool!iwhoUale and K-td, ulettns IUn.k, Et
bmrtoti treet. may5
vroviA a i ti v ur..
C
HARLES COX. dealer In Stove, Tin Ware, Ac. No.
11 We-t W'ah!n)fton street. apr'i"
HOOK. IM KI) FUN.
C1 AMri EI.L A POYLES.IV.k Hinders and PJank R.Hk
Mar:ufa:turer, No. 37 F.a.t Wahuit;toi L, rA.l of
fäieti:ia t'.!sU, up tir. Iii-!ia:.tilis. fet25-dif
Ol'lil.AS A PALMER, K. ok Rin.lersanl RUnk K-M.k
atiu:acturers. No. rfS't La-t n ashnigtoa reet,
over A I font. Mill A Co (Irocery
Ai cuimiLilioii, s 1 ,)0,000
CJF.VF.N-F.ir.imiS tf the profits 1ivid d to the as-
sured. -Dividend
paid in the lifo-time of thA assured.
Tlie advantage of part credit given in paymeut of the
pre tniums.
'A policy of lif' insnranre is the cheapest and safe.t
mode of mak.ng a certain iuveunent for one's family."
!'.. JAM13 FkAMkU.N.
C. T. YE3lPLE, Sec'y HENRY STOKES. Pre't.
COPamphlet, Statement, and Application will b?
furui.sbrd, aad ail information doired will be given by the
und.-rsigned. V. P- DAVIS. Acenf.
RCTjUOtr.ee 2d fi.Kir, Odd Fellows' Hall, Indianapolis
I:ilian.. my'J4-d2ni
t-rr-r xx T-? ' i - t-f?. OAK!
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
C.iIHlnl, --- $.100,000
INSURES F.uildinsrs Funiifurc, Merchandise, a!)d other
property a '.i;nt loss or dauuze bv Fire. Particular
may27 attention givn to the insurance of liwellmgs for 1,3, and
5 year.
c iiia, ;i.ash and m i:r..svAisi:.
AWTHOKX A MCHANAN, Importer of China,
on s1
dly
I 1
I 1 tllas aad yueenj.ware, No. jvJ East Washington st..
luOiaoapoiis, Indiana.
. - ' -
.Mi.lU'll.Wr TAIIAHS.
J. M. SEXTON, Sec'y J. H. Sl UACl'E, Pres't.
KJ)UL0.'s adjusted and promptly paid in carh bv
C R. DAVIS. Agent.
Cy5u02;ce 2d floor. Odd Fellows' Hail, Indianapolis,
Indiana. mv24-iim
FREDERICK LEITER. Mcrrhant Tailor, and lealer
in ready made clothing and furnishing kkmJs, No. 21
NOTICE.
Wrt VTh:iiton treet, opp.:!e S. nttl el ort.ee. r.!j23
attoui:vn.
KILHY FKK;i, Attorney and ('-itwlor It Uw.
Pay cah f.-r approved ju Ign.et.; a:, i raortji";
ki negotiates loans. ii,.t'. Ac. i:!'..e, 24 Eat Wash
ington treet. up-ta.r-, nvitil door to the nht hand, ep
Mtte Glenn'a r.hs k. u lS
JOJJEIH F.. MclNlNAI.D i ADDISON 1 POAt'HK.
Attorney and Cansr.r at Law, .Etna lusurance
C mpany B uld.r.g, Ti nJ Eo'r, IVtuisylvaii.a street,
jel dly
."ii:itriiA r tau.oii.
W" F. KUPP Merrbaut Taihr, and dealer in Ready.
. V.1e Clotting and lunii.Lin litKt, No. 105
Fa-i WasL'.;.gtoa trrrt, oppoit th Cnurt House, In.!i-
Btii-.:i. ... Kerpe. contar.t!y on band a tat re awtrt
n:e'.t rf W'th, Cas-amer, Vestings Overcwiim?.
7 'i -. fi'if , ric. Alo, genilnien fu:i.ihing
si.ir., Ui.derLiri4, Drarr5, Necat;e, Cra-
?, Haii'lkert b-.ef. Clove, lc Gooja ald and the
finuftif cut fr . f t barge. a9-dlj
MACHINISTS.
nifrtl Mal- f Amrrirat, I)ittrirt of
I ml iana. N:
Whi s. a l:!el of :nf..rrn.iM'n !. I ei-r. f !-d in tl,e
Iitn t Court of the Uiu'fd Mat', i'hin and for the
Seventh Circuit and I,-:rct of Indiana, on tbe ".'v h day f
May, lst'.J, by J -tin Hat na, Eij . Attorney t f the
United t.te r-r said D-trft of I'id'nna, a.nt 10 aks
coffee, 10 barrel h;ky, I k'ir cream tartar, 1 ker 5a,
and II boxes .larvL, ci.ed at F.vaij:i!e for a violation i f
the law of the Fnted St.it-, sad kois a.id xuerclian
lis lnn contraband of war, a:.d prayina- priVfj,ri:t
said gosl. and that the s.mie may b conderaned and
sold as ar.it'le contraband of war.
Now. therefore, in pirus-noe of the monition under the
seal of ai.i Court to me J-.r-ct-.1 ati ivl-.v-re S, I do here-
by ,r.ve utl;o iwtico to all ;-ert:is U.ir.ir.i Mt-i gols,
or any part thereof, or in ar.y manner intere-text t'lervin,
that th-v te an.1 appear brf.re the i-!, the lhstrict
Court of the r:.:te l State, t be held at the c;:y of Ir.dsjn
apolis ia ai d f .r the D. strict of Indiana, on tie eotid
Monday of Jui ci.t. ai. 10 o'clock tf the forenoon
f that day, then a-...4, there to i:.terooe their claini and
maketl efr a'.lej-a-.io;; mthat btb!f.
D. C. LOSE. I. S. MrhI.
I"-r I. S. En. la w, ln-pury.
i Johi H. Raa, Gerk.
IwteJJuae . HI. Junel2-dI5t
i? mm.
AM
fAVlNt. E NTH. ELY KFEITTFD Tili! SIIOPFOKU
J I e hl-T orcupieU hx J. ha (V(r. in K?.I,
Si. h A C's It an I Huh F t.-ry. 1 am rrepared to do
ail k;nl of w.W in 'in? n-Ach:rrry or hla. ksnntbing
I::-. Havmr bad twelve year' iperii.e in the l-t
a,. t x shop in the country, i flatter trys;( ifaat rajD
f. eMfre i!f fact. i n t lhe w bo may favor tne w ith
b:rork. 1 have in my employ one of the t--i-t t l k-
in the State, ai ,d pay partKUlar atf i.tioti to Lore
.hoetnar and macbine fvrg-.i.-.
Krpairit.g ( f ail k t :.-1 av .r mp:!y attended to
f .-.rl. of a!! k-.rd Puili f.-r the- patent ofW.
l.t cirf-.l er tbe piae, oi.e 4tr aiHith of the Uni-m
l--ot, n Illinois treet. H 7. l"otS.
'u!lit-Jlv '41
ACENCY.
. w. litraia. &io. canrica p. g. m'ai .. .
Lratitrs. Cm lirX .Irtf rnaii.
-w iw ng connvted ;th a M.!:tary
JVK Ateijcy at Wasbiigton C:tv, are
able to gue pron.pt attention t the ' il
w" collection aid -cu'-tnr of Vrs.i-n. ?
Pack Tay f deer a atd i'.im hrfce.t soldier, at.d a
-l.;m aiul deman!s aait.t the (iuun nrnt IV
reidtncmanr part ot tne -it may nve tneirciaim
erttred by addre.ine them and tatm? particniars f ipy
0rT.ce Fist Wahingtin treet. la the second hu.Miug
ot of tbe Court lloasf iur. Indianapolis. Ind.
l:.ri Rotes loT. Monoti, Ijii. Not !e, MJ. C.en. W'al
larr, p.r'g lirn. Ium.nt,CVl.JohaCot urn. Judge Perkins,
Supreme C urt. ap5-dly
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND., FRIDAY M01LVIXG, JUNE 20, 18G2.
NUMBER 3,058.
VA7C:iC0.
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
1S62. GdajL 1862.
KEY ARRANGEMENT. .
.fr lloule to Chicago vln Kokomo,
33 MILES SHORTER THA5 OTHER ROUTE.
OTT AND AFTER MAT 5, 1, trains will be
run a follow :
A Mai Tram will leave Indianapolis at 11:10 AM.,
ton at allatatlons and make close connection at Kokrmo
with tram on tbe Cincinnati and Chicago Air lane lull,
road f-r Loganport, Valparaiso and Chicago, a'A arrive
at Peru at 3:15 P. M lo lime to make connection with
trains on tbe Toledo and Wabaah Railway, going Eat and
West.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru at 600
A.M.. affr the arrival or the train on tbe T. A W R. W.
frru the rUt, and arrive at Indiauapolia at -50 A. M.
In time to make connections- for all point East, South
and West. '
An Etpresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 10:35 P. M.,
connect at Kokomo with train for Chicago, and arrive at
Peru at 5 00 A. M., Intime to tnskecoimection with train
going East and W est on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way. Returning the saayie train will leave Peru at 12:00 M.,
making close connection at Kokomo with tbe traina
cn the Cincinnati and Chicago llailway from Cbkago
Valparaiso and Igansport, and arrive at Indianapolis at
4:10 P. M.. In time to cmnect with the evening traina for
Cincinnati, Louisville anl other points.
Special atteutiM) given to the transportation of live
stock. priuee and merchandise cenerally.
DAVID M ACT, Oneral Aarnt an-I superintendent.
Tnr.o.P.IlAn.nT,Oenrrtl Ticket Afent. ap'C2-t!lj
1 the
rx.i.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
wm -(
KAILItOAD!
Shortest lloule hy Thirty 7111c!
NO CHANCE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI 1
Three trainsleave Indianapoli Dally, (Sundays excepted.)
IIKSTTRAIN. 5 20 A.M . CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
' Express arrives at Cincinnati at 10 A M., and 1..
incton, Ky., 7::U) P. M.
Second Train 10:40 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrive at
CiiK-innati ,'J:0 P. M., making close connection w ith Little
Miami Railroad for Lvi-',atid, Morrow, Columbus, New
ark, Zaneviile, atl W'h'eling.
Third Train 6 X P. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati 11.10 P. M.
Fare same as by any other route.
Call for your ticket. rid the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Kagirage checked through.
Sitcial Noncr. L sure you get in the right train at
Indianapolis. Tbe anly Cincinnati train, stand on tbe
tlfth trat-k, b.'iiig the farthest track south in the Union
Depot, at Indianapolis.
W. H. L. NOBLE, C.eneral Ticket Agent.
Wm. Pownx, Traveling Ayent my28 '62
HOTGLS.
French's
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
CITT Of KW T0BK.
si(;i,r. icoois .-o cfmts pi-.ii day.
CITY HALL SQUARE, COR. FRANKFORT ST.,
Opposite City Hall.
MEALS AS THEY MAY DE 0RDF.LED IN THE
spacious Refectory. There ia a Rarber'a Shop and
liat h-roems attached to be Hotel.
CtoV beware of Runners an I Haekmen who say we
areTull. K. iir.it:il,
nov.trt '61-dly Proprietor.
LAW BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE WORK
FOR LAWYERS, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
And all Connfi tl trith th Jtnln itil AJminitrttionot
the Gnrtrnment.
a rBC
u rjmj jk
Of the State of ndiana,
rIONTAININO THE REVISED TATUTES OF 1S52
j with the bum ndmeiits thereto. And the subsenuen
legislation, w ith notes and references . judicial decisions,
anrnto bt
JAMES OAVIN AND OSCAR ORD.
Vc'.umel, Published by
ULMIIA.M cV DOt'fiHTYi
INDIAXArOUR.
Jude ilnvlrt 7IcIonald, one ofthemot
eminent lawyer of the State, volunteered the following
ecommendatioii of the work:
Statvtkh or Isdiama, bt Gavijc & Iloan. Some rnontb
airo, the above named gentlemen isued proposal for pub
lisbiug, in two volumes octavo of some hOO pages each, al
theta!ute.nf the St.ite ywü mccc lsöl, with annotA
lions. The tirt volume of the work s now published; and
the mariner of its execution, both mrhanically and etlito
rially, deserve. the thanks cf the profession.
Tbe Imperfect manner of publishing our statutes under
State authrity, has always been a source of great incon
venience to the Indiana lawyer. The revision of 1."2, a?
well a the statutes passed since that year, might almost
aswell have been published without any index. Up tc
th it-time the lawyer has constantly been under the neces
sity of turning over, leaf by leaf, the volumes o our
statutes to find any particular enactment. And every one
knows how annoying and provoking this is, especially in
the hurry of business as in our Court.. Happily fi r "the
profession, the publication under consideration promises a
better state of things in the future. The hrt vJunre o
Alessrs. Jain &. lbrJ's work contain an excellent and
copious index, which to every practicing lawyer in the
"state is itself worth the money which the volume costs.
The volume under reiew contains another excellence
lllit pK s are supplied with valuable marginal indices,
o that a glance at the marcin is sufficient to apprise tbe
easier of the contents of the page.
Another matter of great importance to the lawyer in
this volume is a good collection of the subjects of all leg
Islation since 1S51. HereU.fore, the lawyer in examining
cur legislation on any given subject had first to find what
was relevant to it in the Revision of lv"2, and then to turn
over the pages of the volumes of . ubsequent Statute, to
a -e how far recent legislation may have repealed or ni 1
fi-'d the provisions contained in that Revision, and even
then he would often feel doubt whether he had found all
the legislation on the subject of bis inquiry. Messrs. ;
vin and Ib-rd have relieved us of all this trouble and
doubt. They have collected together in consecutive page?
all the statutes made since KM. on the same subject.
Thus, on pages 373 t. 377 of their firt volume they have
collected all our legislation, now in force, on the subject oi
hushand and wife, including the act of lo2 and three acts
of l.-T7. And they have followed the same moieo. co
ocat.on, in appropriate consecutive pages, in regard to all
other topic of legislation.
A still more valuable feature are tbe copious and accu
rate ntes contained in the volume in question. This vol-
nuie includes the Constitution of the United States, the
Contitutin of Indiana, and several important acts oi Vir
ginia and statutes of Congress, and a large portion o our
own statutes now in force. The numerous decisions o the
Courts n the various pro isionscontained in thee Constis
tutit-i.s and s'aiute. are found at the bottom of the appro
priate page, in the form of neat, brief and accurate note
iV'l reference. Mer. tiavin A Hord se-m to have jer
fotmed thi part -f their work exceedingly well. It must
have cost them much care and latn.r. l";y jt they bave
greatly lessened tLe labor of the practising lawyer, and
have well nieritd bis gratef :l approval.
In every respect the volume uu-ler review i highly red
itable to the d.l'.ijence, accuracy, talents and the ta-te o
its ed.tor. a well as to the mecbarrcal üH ant tieatr.es
of its publisher, and it must raise the just expectation o!
the profession, a. to the value of the second volume, w L.'ch
we understand will be forthcoming in a few months, and
w h'cta w ill contain the cusie of plea ling nd practice o
1C.-J, wjth subsequent anien.lir.enta at. J other statutes.
W ithout any concert wuh tie editors or pul'lishers ol the
volume in question, the writer of thi article ha been iu
ducd to compose and put lih this little re view of the book,
lely because be believes the editors and publishers de
serve Liza commendar.on for their performance. He,
therrfore. deems it but just to them, without being solic
ited to it by any one, to publish this nouce of the boos,
over hi own proper came. DAVID McDONALD.
Indianapolis, November 1, 160.
Tbe first volume is now ready and being delivered to
ubscribers.
l it i ( i; si 50.
It Is for sate by
BINGHAM A DOUGHTY.
Indianapolis.
PAPER DEALERS.
VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.
To fr0y
To I)$irotj
To I)estrot
To Destroy
To Destroy
To Destroy
To Dt i troy -To
Vtstroy-
-Ilat, Kniohe, etc.
-Mice, IMoles, and Ants.
-Moth in Furs, Clothe?, Lc.
-Mosquitoes and Fleas.
-Insect on Plants and Fowls,
-Insects on Animals, &c.
-Krerj firm and ipecies of
Vermin.
TUE
"ONLY INEALLIIllLE REMEDIES KNOWS."
Ie troys Instantly
EVERY FOIIM AND SPECIES OF
Those Preparations (unlike all others) arc
"Free from Poisons.
"Not dangerous to the Human Family
"ILits do not die on the premises."
"They come out of their holes to die."
"They are the only infallible remedies known."
"12 years and more established in New York
Citv."
the City Post Office.
the City Prisons and Station
Houses.
the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses,
&c.
the City Hotels Astor 4St.
Nicholas, &c.
the Boarding Houses, &c, &c.
more than 50,000 private families.
f3T Sie one or two Specimens of what is
everywhere mid by the People Editors
Dealers, etc.
HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with ver
min need be so no longer, if they use "Cos
tar's "Exterminators. "We have u-ed it to our
satisfaction, and if a box cost $5 we would
have it. Wc had tried poisons, but they ef
fected nothing; but "CostauVu tide knocks
the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. It
is in gre.it demand all over the country.
Medina TO. (iazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are de
stroyed annually in Grant County by vermin
than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
Killer. uuicasUr U it. Herald,
HENRY R. COSTAR We
Used ly
Used by
Used by
Used by
Used by
Used hy-
Lsed by-
arc
sellinir
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and
Vermin disappear rapidly.
Eck eu & JStoutfer,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
"CostarV Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"Castor's"
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator.
"CostarV
"CostarV Electric Powder, for Insects &c.
In 25c. 50c. and SI Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks, $3 and S5 Sizes for Planta
tions, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
CAUTIOX! To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
Pernicious Imitations, a new label has been
prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Pro
prietor's signature. Examine, each box, bot
tle or flask carefully before purchasing, and
take nothing but "COSTAR'S."
Sold everywhere by
All Wholesale Druggists in the
large cities.
Some of the
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y. CITY.
SlucHclin Bros. & Co.
1$. A. Fahnestock,
Hull & Co.
A. B. & D. Sands &
Co.
Wheeler & Hart.
James S. Aspinwall
Morgan & Allen.
Hall, Ruckel & Co.
Thomas & Fuller
P. D. Orvis.
Hurral,Risley k Kitch
en. Bush, Gale & Rohinson
M. Ward, Close & Co.
McKisson & Bobbins.
D. S. Barnes & Co.
F. C. Wells & Co.
Lazelle, Marsh & Gard
ner. Hall, Dixon & Co.
Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA,
Robert Shoemaker &
Co.
French,Richards,& Co.
T. W. Dvott & Co.
B. A. Fahuettock &
Co.
AND OTHERS.
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS.
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co. I Weckes & Potter.
M. S. Burr & Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
Also, all Wholesale Druggists at
CHICAGO, III.,
NT. I, M i, .tin.,
I) I IT ICO IT yiirli.,
l,OI IM II.I.i:, Ky.,
t l( IWATl, Oliio,
ri r I Mil it;u, iu.,
in halo, . v.
AXT BY
Druggists, Grocers, Storekeepers and
Retailers generally in all Country
Towns and Villages
In the
UNIT ED STATES
at
IXDI.MPOLIS, INDIANA.
C3T Sold by
Robert Browning
AXD
THoiias sixox, w. . cRarriKU, w h. wxra.
.iou, ChaUii'Id A: Wood,
::and:i Wal nut St., Cincinnati.
Marafacttirers and Wholesale dealers in
P Rl NTE R SCARD -Ta ND CA RD SHEETS!
IJK1NT1N0 INKS AND PAPER MANUFACTURERS
ais-, er.a'.s, agents for the MagnoLa Mi'.U writing pa
twr; manu axturer rf extra wraj ping paper aad paper
bag.
William Hannaman,
Wholesale Agents.
And by the Druggists, Storekeepers and
Retailers generally.
Country Dealers can order as above,
Oraddress orders direct or if Prices, Terms,
&.C., is desired, send for 18C2 Circular,
giving reduced Prices to
IIEIVRY It. COSTAR.
Principal Depot No. 512 Broadway
(Oppose the St. Nicholas Hotel,) "
New York.
Hrh31-deodAweow-tai i
INSURAfJCE.
Em vmm company,
or iiAirrroiiD. (o.x.
Capital Enlarged Jan'y 1, 1860.
capttal i 500000 00
SET SURPLUS, (after deluding all
labilities). 514142 30
JETNA BUILDING,
INDIANAPOLIS.
I - t . Li, ..'- . 1 ' 9 l 'S ? -Z I -4
. ,.i- rf. . 1. r ' Js. ,-. r . it
P' : 1 i 'i.-i Jt lit (I I ' 1-,.,
a
Erected 1859 Owned by the Co.
icppi tu n 'irvririVßtvFNTnTirp ivspr tvrie
Ii fc. a A j V a a. aw . a a ..a a a v . a . a ' a . sa
i ot larm rrop?rty, dweliiii?saiidout-buiUinirs. In
sures such huildiiiK or contents in a very tavorable laan
ner, for three or five years.
Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Inld In Casli.
Also, Insures s-tores, warehouses, buillings, or content
and personal property frenerally. In town or country, at
rates as low as consistent with hazards taken, and iuland
ln.urance against the jerils f naiiration.
. WM. HENDERSON, Apent,
Indianapolis, Indiana,
.pplicatloncan be made to JOHN ROSS, w ho is fully
authorized to transact all business connected with the
Agency. äug 1,'61-dlyl WM. HENDERSON.
RAILROADS.
. sr m .
1862 rererrnrrg igs2
a :
JOSKI'H aoJ other poiuu in "orsbem Missouri, the
IX PERSONS PUROIAS1?.0 TICKET FOR ST.
V JO
biaie of Kansas, or tb Territories, should trtsiat t ha-
ing tickets that read by tbe
xoiiTii missot III It A II.lt OA D,
The only rail route frora St. Louis to St. Joseph. It la the
shortest and quickest Uae, by thirteen hours, to the re
motest point reat hed by rail, and is always as cheap as
any other. Buy your Tickets to Karts and alt points (a
Sortbern Mlasovri by the Sörth Missocri Railroad.
ISAAC H. hTT'KGEON,
Pres't and 0n'l SupL Nonh Missouri R. R.
IIESRT II. SIMMONS, General TrateKng AirnL
septlT-dly
Catmnnci tsfl
JEFFERSONmE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundajs Excepted
Trains Arrlre . Trains Leave.
8:43 P. M 4 A. U
4:45 A.M ft&O P. M.
VEOVE TR.MSSST0P FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
of pasenirers at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin,
Edmbnrjth, Cotumbu, rnaklns; eonnectiotia at SeytBour
with trains on the Ohio k MiiMippt Road, and at Louia
llle with trains on the Louisville, Kratkfurt & Lciuigton
aud Liuiville aiit Nashville Ruails.
Freight trainsleave taity. Freight promptly forwarded.
Office, Madfron Depot, West "i.le.
A. S. CAKUTIIEES, Sapfriutfrwif nt.
J. G. Warrcoiia, Frtizht Acer t. apl'62-dly
MEDICAL
AYEPJS CHERRY PECTORAL
UAS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH A RENOWN FOR THE
cure of every variety of Throat and Luii(r Com
plaint, that Jt Is entirely uiiiiecetry for us to recount
the evidence of its virtues, w herever it has been employed.
As it has long been in constant use throughout this section
we nce! not do more than assure the people its quality is
kept up U the best it ever has been, and that it may be
reliel on to do for their relief all it has ever been found
to do.
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
F0U THE CURE CF
Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indieestlori, Dysentery,
Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Tetter, Tumors and Salt Hheum, Worms, (iout. Neural
gia, as a Dinner 1111, and tir PurifyitiK the Wood.
Thev are suftar-coated, fo that the moFt sensitive can
take them pleasantly, and they are the bent aperient in
the world for all purposes of a family pbic
Price 23 rents per Hox; 5 boxes for St.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personages, have lent their names to certify
the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our
space here will not permit the insertion of them. The
Agents below named furnish frratis our American Alma
nac in which they are given; with also full descriptions
of the above complaints, and the treatment thathould be
ollowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other
preparations they make more prfit on. Demand Ayers
and take no others. The sick want the best aid there ia
frtheni, and they t-hould have it.
FRKPA&ED IT
DR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
LOWELL, MAS.
Trice. 1 per Hottlc'. Six Bottles, 5
All our reiredies are for sale by
ROBERT DROWNING, Indianapolis.
ALLEN A CO., Cincinnati,
And by all druists and dealers everywhere.
aug127-d3m
HOTELS.
B!RO-AJLW-kr5r HOTEL.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CAPT. CHAS. H. CROMWELL, PROP'R.
Breakfast at five A.M., for passengers by the morning
Trains. aprC-dly.
DRUGGISTS.
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
And Dealer In Fancy fiood. Perfumery-.
A.c.
Also, Afents for the sale of Refined Petroleum, lllunvna
ting Oil, superior to any Coal Oil, furnished in any
quantities at tbe lowest market rates.
170 AND 172 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
jan"23-16in
HARDWARE.
Just Received and For Sale,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
NO. 21 WEST WASIHaNGTOX ST.,
V LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OA RHEN RAKES FROM
s to 14 teeth: Gard n and Ditching Spades, Garden
anl Bricklayers' Trcwei- Forks, 2. 3, 4 and 5 prong;
Garden and Railroad Wheelbarrows, Trunin Knives and
Shears, Hdee Shears, Grindstones, Nails, Wire arid Wire
Cloth. Belting and Packing Rope. A splendid asortmnt
of Table and Pocket Cutlery, together with a large and
general aseortroeut of
For Farmers, Builders, Mechanics. Mar birist. ar1 Rail
roads. J. II. VAJL.
mch!6
DENTISTS.
P, G. C, HUNT,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
NO. 3k. r.JtT MARKET KTltEET,
INDIANAPOLIS IXP.
MUSIC.
riAXOS! 51 AIVOS!
mm
CHEAPER AND BETTER 1N
STRUM ENTS than were ever
offered in this market. My ar
rangements with Eastern llano
manufacturers are such that I can
furnish 11 orders 23 tcr cent.
cheaper than any dealer in the West, and I warrant them
superior instruments. Only for cah.
Call and see at Messrs W H. Talbott k Co'a Jewelry
Store, No. 24 Washington street.
PIANOS. MELODEONS, ORGANS, GUTTA RS, VIOLINS,
ACCORDEONS, Ac.TCJKD AND REPAIRED.
Having had over twenty ye rs' experience the public
can be assured that they now have a better opportunity
than they generally meet with to hae their instrument
put in perfect order. H. SCHON ACKER.
iul31-dly '61
SPECTACLES. &C.
To Officers of the Army.
JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
artssr:s.
For field, portability arid power they supersede
all others.
For sale by SEMM0NS, Optician.
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C,
Of the greatest tnnspirent power, of r.cw im
provement properly adjust ed to the cai c.
Orders from the country, with particulars,
promptly attended to.
Repairing neatly done with dispatch.
SEMMONS, Optician.
occ?J No. 25, South Illinois f treet.
HOTELS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
35 V 307 KltOADWAYf
CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET,
flUIS first class hou3 the most quiet, homelike, and
pleasant hotel ir. the city oCcrs superior induce
menu to those visiting New Tork forbiisinesor pleasuie.
It is centra in its location, and kept on the EUROPEAN
PLAN, in connection with TTLOÜS SALOON, where
refreshment can I had at all hours, served in their own
rooms Tbe charges are moderate, the rooms and at
tenlanceof the frst order baths and all the rno'lenj con
veniences attached. marl2-d3ra
rOWGRS'S IIOTEIi
(rORMERLT KIRLK'M.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
AKD1JE
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFTTCE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND
Meridian streets, Indianapolis.
Three dauly Expre- to New York;
Two daily Express to Cincinnati, and
Two dally Eiprew-es to Chicago an i St. Louis;
The above Companies are tbe only privileged ".apre
the M lowing roavi, via:
INDIANA CENTRAL;
LAFAYETTE k CHICAGO;
INMANAI'OUS k PERU
TERRE HAUTE k RICHMOND;
litLU ONTA1NE k INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, packares, raJuablea aad freight carried with
aafety aii dispatch, and in charge of special and efficient
tnesengers.
Notes, Bills and Draft will be promptly collected and
ready retina made J. ELTTKRF1ELD, Agent.
5
Opposite the Astor House and Tark, vr Tork,
PIUCi: OF ISOAICD I ÖO IKll DAY
rHIIIS lone established and popular bouse has recently
X tpen rebuilt and greatly enlarged ly the addition of
over 100 rooms. ana now has accommodation lor over 300
perons. It has also been thoroughly renovated and re
furnished, and is heated by steam and lighted by gas
throughout. This hotel has one of the best locations in
the city, is eay of acces from all the steamboats and
railroads leading to the city, and Is convenient to all the
city conveyance. It has now all tbe requisite of a first
clasa hotel, insuring the comfort of its inmates. The
patronaee of the traveling public is respectfully solicited,
Terms tl SO per day. II. L. POW ERS,
feb24-d3m Proprietor.
nnirrimn nri rnrvrrmnnn IT"
LlUi'Mi W ÜWil IU UrMlfr
9
TIIK 3IOIZIIS HOUSE
(Formerly American,)
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE CMOS DEPOT,
If. WIIITJIOICC, Propricton
W, D. SAIT. Gerk,
FS now on.n foe th imiminivl.tinn i,f Ida tr.r.t'n.
1 public. The bouse has been thoroughly renov.tcslj
anq Torriisnea irom top to rwniora. isaj' J I
"BTTTTt ARK RECErvi5(3 CTSECT TVjOU TDK KAM
W CFACTORY 1 err variety and styl of Cass
the Celebrated WaltHani W atche..
A genuine Waith H'atrl, costs lest to buy aad will
last much longer than f rr'fn mad watches of U same
quabty.
A rytiuine Waltham Watch I. a durable, reliable aad
accurate tnne-keepr. W had rather warrant a Waith aro
Watch for five years, than the ordinary Enslh r Swtaa
Watches for one year.
A genuine Waitham Watch I the best forrallroad ms,
th best fr fanuers, in fact the test fr even body ta
want of a time-keeper. We ret oat Wal 'ham WatcLea
direct from tbe manufacturers, and every Watch t war
ranted to give entire aaufa lion.
Insend.ngrraCarniilne YnlIhm Walch
you run no rik. decn-e tbe .jle of rae at4 th watch
ia aure to keep time. Hrwl fort U 4 poc.
Our stock if ?wi W aube. aud Jewelry is Tery larj-.
Conipos.tion Lrpine VTatcLes f 4 M lo5M. O'trpo- -
attion Huntinc Caed Wate.e-. fcO t f-S TV SilrT
Huntin Caaest W !. t7 60 ! 12. Silver tl Jw
led Watrtf s 13 to V f.
Pure Coin Uileerj Ware; Silver Plated Ware.CawWa,
Ac, Ac. Walrh's, 1rk arwl Jwetrr repaired aat
warranted. W. I. IHM. II AM V C O..
20 Eat U'asUnf tn street,
pr7 luJianatlis, Indiana.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
General Commission Merchant,
AX
Dealer IIa Flour, f.raln. and all kind
of Country Produce; Wines and
Liquor, Cirar. Tobacco. Ac.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. 237 SOUTU SECOND ST
IHLADr.LPIIIA.
Adranren made on Conalirnment.
aurWllr
WANTED.
200 Recruits Wanted
FOR THE
OF
The Eleventh Iiilhiitry,
wnicji
MAJOR J. W. CORDON
U authorized to raix In Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
PAT FT;0H 113 TO $tt PER K05T1T, WTTTJ BA
TIONS. (aartera. medical atutdanee, Ac-, oora
p.ete. All who er.Lst will at oucsv b clothed, subelated
aud provided with everything essential to their eoisfort
by the Government.
The term of enlistment Is Three Year. Fayto
cotDTnence f rom date of enlistment.
None bat able-bodied single men, between the ag.iof
IS and So years, need apply.
Recruiting Rendezvous in Metiger'a new building. No.
5 Eaat Washington street, adjoining Odd Fellowa' Hall.
D. R- COIT, First Lieutenant
Eleventh Infantry, fcecruitir g OfiVcer.
PATENTS.
PATE IT T S
OBTAINED FOR SEW INVENTIONS OF EVERT
description. Fees contingent on encresa. No pat
ent no pay. Send for Circular, rmnar terns, direction,
Ac Address AatOS LROALNAX,
novl-dly Tatent Attorney, Washmtpa.D. C.
!AUyAD?--
Indianapolis and HatliKon
1S62. mmT01 1S62.
rilHE rASSENGER TRAIN WILL LE AVF TnK
X lnl.n D'pot, Indianapolis, at 1U0 P. M. daily, for
Madison, Cincinnati and Louisville.
This Is tbe shortest railway line to Cincinnati and Lotria
rille connecting at Madison w ith the United Stat a Mail
Line steamer, arriving at Cincinnati in t!tn to con
nect with the Kxpresa Train on the Utile Miami railroad
leaving at 7 o'clock A. 11 for tie Ea.t, and by tba Ken
tacky Central Railroad for the South, and at LotdaviHe
about 11 P. M.
Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 Vf., by the abort
steamers nd also by the Madison parketa. Forest Queen
and lTi.tea, arriving at Madi.n in time to connect with
the Passrncrr Train leaving at 8 A. Mn and arrMnc at
lndianapoba at lo-.&O A. M., making connrctions Ith
all trains leaving for the F.at, West, and North.
For the arcommtslailon of w ay passengers a Car will
run in Connet-.ion with the Freight Train daily, lea ring
Indianapolis at 7 A. at., whtcb train rewiaina sota Um at
eacii atation, afforditig paergers an opportunity for tl
transaction of business, arriving at North Madison at 4 2i
P. U.
Fare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati fo
Indianapolis;, $3 00; To
LoulaTllle. 1 50.
No charge for meals or state-room on tb rliamri, r
for baggsce or omnibus at Madison.
TarifT of Freights as low as by any other route.
Shipper and merchants West w ill find it to their Inter
eat to travel over and ship by this line.
ap26-dtf. I). C. LKANHAM, Superintendent.
ESTABLISHMENT.
FI W. UNITED STATES DTK-HOUSE, SO. SOUTH
1 Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
At this oil arvi well-known tabllshment, th !dle
can hare silks aid woolen goois dyd ia permanent and
beautiful colors; and rents' garments thoroughly renova
ted and repaired, as good a when lew, at lower price
than ever.
New and second-hand clothing bought and sold; also,
a paticular branch in tbe bu.inesa denominated fine draw.
Ing billiard table cloth, cr tear In any garment can ba
ao wrought that it ran not be visible to the naked eya.
C?3i Country orders punctually attended to.
No connection with any other houe in this city.
Remember the place, No. 3$ South Illinois irret.
fe'oi JOSEPH HARRIS.
MEDICAL.
OliBU XO WOMi:Ut l L aUA.MJli:.
Cough and Colds will go away,
S-nietitnes in a tingle day.
If to the Irug More yoo will go
And get supplied with Tusailago;
Ton can ose it freely as you leie,
It never fails to rive yon ease.
TbM-e tirauulea woiwlrrtul are, I'm aure.
For tbrj ppf dj! tlTcct a listjnjt cure.
25 cents per box, at all Drug Stores.
1JKANI)KS TUSSILACiO
CURES COUGHS.
TUSSILA(iO
CURES COLDS.
TUSSILAGO
CURE H0Ar.SENF.SS.
TUSSILAGO
CURES SORE THROAT.
ode to imAxrti:' tiamlago.
WONDERFUL GRANULES.
Oh ! w here can I find them.
To the Imig !tre go quick,
I will speeiily try tbem;
1 have a bad Cough,
And I wish to be sure
To have tbe beat resnecy
TLat w ill very 'on enre.
Xj 23 cent per box, at all the Drujr Store.
B II A X DE'S T U S S I L A G O
CURES ASTHMA AXD nFX'NCHITI..
Xäjr Sold by all Ilruggista, J5 cenu a boa.
I5RAXI)KS TUSSILAGO
Is Pleaaaitt to tbe Taste Children cry for iL.
intAXDKS
IJRAXDrrS
BIIAXDE'S
IJRAXDPrS TUSSILAGO
CURES ItOOnNG COUGH ANfJ CROUP.
PJSjT old by all Druggist. 2i cenu a box.
ITÜAXDK'S TUSSILAGO
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
Sc-W tj 11 Druggist, ii cents a boa.
ACENT.
George I AVor thing ton,
AG EXT I"0K
MILITARY CLAIMS,
NO. 424 THIRTEENTH STREET. ONE DOOR FROM F.
Washington City.
TTAYIXG EE EN ENGAGED FOR A JTLTfEFB OF
B 1 year, in tbe etUnwot of och Clalsns in w of Lb
itoerumetjt OTkes, (frotn which he has withdrawn..
cOr to attend to claims of any k!nd that may be entrmst
ed to him, such as thoe for ren1ona. IVunty, Arrears of
Pay. Sahitenc, T rmn-p trtatiou. CltKa.iaa-, and prtr-
clarly for tore, and octf property lot or df im-yed Ia
the United States service, Inclad.ngcases f -f impreaner. t.
X KST l.nU.XIAL.
We ar will acToaintel with Ur. VTortrrtoa, and
cheerfully testify that we know no agent ia Waahtortoa
oo whom claimant, can mors) confidently rely thaa oa
him to conduct their business with mttgrttf, capacity and
teal. SirnH by -
MOr JfiflX IJ. Mr rTTFK.fX.
A sat. oiw-itocof U. R. O wn of Cla.Tnv
B05. crjAS. n ciLYFirr,
Hotiae of Ra-reaentathre,
EF.r. jurrii ptne. u d.
COL. W. B RANDOLPH,
Chief Clerk V. Ä.Trea eurer' 055ca.
I fully Indorse tbe above testim-mlaL and cheerfully
and confidently reoonmeodMr. Worthinruus-ty broth
er offioers and aoldiers In Kentucky M elaewaere, a4
to all others tartog claims a raiut tot Govern tnent. Prh
ablyoa mao has a more tboroaga ktowrledreof War
Claims than Mr. W., and for seal and interrity he has not
a superior. T. S. EVERETT.
aprT-sUm Captain, AdjLUeeeral'a Dept.
LIVERY TADLE,
s5 .
1'
LT0. 10 Kat Pearl r reet, balf a Kyuare south of Wash.
iegton street, beiweva Mendiaa and Pennsylvania
t reels, n rear of Gleni. s r.Jock. In-liawapdia.
api-dtf WH. WlLhlON, Itjri.er

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