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the principal rcgula-
Y, and wien it per-
the powers Of the sys-
cd. The stomach is al
ent on tie healthy ac-
, the proper performance
the stomach is at fault.
and the whole system
of one urgan-tLe Liz
its Guty. For the dis
! one Of the proprietors
in a practice OF more
z find some rel N edy
act the many deraDge-
, liable;
rem edy is at last found.
= with Liver Complain:
but 10 try Q bottle. and
teen formed by dis
tracing that p art
Z active virtues of the
remove ali morbid or
4 system. supplying in
flow OF bile. invisora
ing food to digest well.
. giving tone aud health
Z cry, removing the eau
effecting Il radical cure
] agreeable after effects.
or Mineral POISON, that
ing is sufficient to re-
prevent the food from
i before retiTlnS prevents
at night ioosens the
cures cOStivcneSS-
= each meal will ours
tsaspoonsful viii al
Headache
= female obstruction re-
disease, and makes a
mcdiatcly relieves Che-
@tcn repeated is a sure
- bus, and a preventive
d Till prevent tie recur-
While ii relieves all
z
needed to throw out Of
s Of medicine after a long
- Jaundice removes all
raj color from the skin.
short time before eating
lite and makes food di-
peated, cures the Chro-
- worst fulms, w h lie
plant. yield almost q
-
cures attacks caused
Sworms in children
or speedier remedy IL
9 falls.
atiUn in these state
. sober facts, that we car
~ while all who use it ar
testimony in its favor
5 Of Liyer Remedies nov
here are none we Can s.
3. Sanfard's lnvigorator, S.
throughout the Unien.-
-u'y = Lirsr hrigorator
,ppy results on all thos
Vulnerable certificates hay
1T virtue Of this med;cin
/ standing in society. sn
,est preparation now befOr
Joul,ty Dsao:rGt.
bottle.
;. Proprie;ors. 345 Broad
GEO- II. KEYSER. NJ
.eSale and retail agent.
Druggists, md by Thon'
(funel6 ,
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NOTICE. TO SUPERVISORS AND OTHERS
ysyBAT TIE WEST END OF TIE HUN
Z tinedon Cambria and Indiana Turnpike
Read. from its Western terminus, in the Borough
of B!a~sville. to the mile post marked q miles
from Blairsyile aud so miles from Huntingdon,
near the old tavern stand of Thomas james. III
Cambria County is abandoned and DO tolls collect
ed for the use Of that distance The Supervisors
of tine several Townships aud Bproughs, through
which that part of ,aid ROAD passes, are hereby
notified to take charge Of the same as lcr Act &"
Assembly concerning certain state and turnpike
roads, passed 10th April, 4. D. 1914.
JOHN S. ISETr Scar.
of H. c. ana indiana TurnpiAe Road
March 31st 1858. 20.
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HDUBL!C SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
4 der of the Court of Common Pleas of Cam
bria county, to me directed, there will be expo
scd to sale, b. public vendue or outcrv. at the
Court House in the borough of Ehensburg, on
SATURDAY, the 31st day of JULY next, at
one o'clock. p. NJ, the following LOT OF
GROUND, with the appurtenanees, sitn;.te in
the Borough aforesaid, (now in the occupancy OF
Lewis Hqoyer,) fronting about % feet on High
street AMI extending back to Lloyd street and
being paFt' of'a larger lot numbered on tho plan
| Of said borough 135, having theron erected q
two story frame dwelling house. shop and a
stable.
TERM S Cash
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
| June 80, 1S5S,33:St
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nIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN-
~ TY.-Ihe sul scriber is pref aring. (ii sutfi-
cient encouragement be gven,J to publish Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended to
CO.. tain as much Information any other Coun-
ty Map now Published in Pennsylvania. The
same to be autographed, colored and mounted in
the most modern style and wo.kmanlike manner
and dc trered to subscribers at SIS per copy.
MILLIAM CHRlSTY. .
June so. ls5s.
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CAKLYLE, Ill, June 2S, 1885,

CARLYLE, Ill, June IS, 1852.
1 hare used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Rtscora
tive. and have admired its wonderful effects
Nv hair was becoming. as | thought, premature
ly gray. but by the use Of his restorative it has
resumed It's original color, aud, have 40 doubt,
permanently So.
s. BREESE, ex-senator, |. S.
Oh. WOOD & Co, Proprietors, Sl2 Groad-
way. Ny, fin the great n. Y. Wire Railing
Establishment and / IA Market ST, st. Louis,
Mr.. And sold by all good Druggists. ejune 8
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all Of which are tie result
The Liver is one Of
tors Of the human bod .
forms its functions well
tenn are fully develor-m
most entirely depend
ton Of the Liver forr~.
OF its functions. " hen
the ouwels are at iault.r
suffers in consequence
er-haviug ceased to do !
eases Of tlat Crgan,S
have made it his study,
than twenty years, toC:
wherrwith IL counter
nlents to which It isc
To prove that this
any person troubled
in any of its forms. has
conviction is certain -
4 compound h a -
solving gums and ex-L
which is soluble for theE
medicine. These gums
bad from the stomach =
their place a healthy
ting the stomach, caus-
purifying the slood, -
to tie whole machin =
ses Ct the disease, and
without any of the dis 3
felt by using Calomel
is usually restored TO :
One dose after cat-F
lieve the stomach and.
rising and souring.
Only oIc dose taken,
n glltmare.
Only ore dose taken
bowels gently. a n d
One dose taken aftery
Dyspepsia.
NOne dose or two~
ways relieve Sic Il
One bottle taken foTe.
moves the cause # the
perfect cure c
Only one dose i'm
lie. while one dose cf-s
cure for Cholera Mo-
of Cholera. y
One dose taken oftenF
renee Of bilious attacks,
painful feelings. :
Only one bottle is
the system the ufiectss
sickness.
One bottle taken fory
yellowncss or mnatu
One dose taken a
gives vigor to the appe-
gcst we'll. )
One dose often re-
mic DiarIhoea in itst
summer and bow el com
; the first dose. !
One or two doses
by worms, while for.
: there Is no surcr, safer
| the world, as it nerer;
There Is no cxagSer-
mtnlS, lhey are pialhl
T give evidence 10 prove,
4 giving their unanimous
=. Among the hundred:
!, offered to The public Il
fully recommend as DIR
D.. generally known now
This preparation is II
producing the most h;
:, who use il. Almost an
:. heen given of the gre;
:. by those OF the highesI
: we know it to he the /
the public.-HHciSon {
Pric0 one dollar per
SANDF0RD & co
way, New York. Dr.
} 40 Wood street, wnol
:. CO. S9l here by al
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-. See new advertisements
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SANDEORD & CO. Proprie;ors. 845 Broad
way, New York. DR.. GEO- II. KEYSER. Ne.
40 Wood street, wholesale and retail agent.
CO. S,ll here by al Druggists, md by Thom-
rs Devine (funel6 v 4.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

The Lecasars enises here. ars eodessersag -
ron-.le the aAsi Iecoap,en Dsreccfass ~
teli,rv tse.r TIA, the Asmi~t-sr.tiea ts.
ceased Il. ar or senator Douglss. snf for thv
.bsasa,of pear u,sa 10 this quarter II the
world ~e give below single paragraph nom
the wsshidetah Union of ,hs isth lat, The
r,.ioh !, vii be rceellse,ed. i.,he organ of
shs President, aai speaks ooly as il Is told %
n"It j., inde,d mest suspflsing that there
-heult We suy a. f-r.ner % orfhien ~ regsfd
~ the ls-t ssar- csudaet af NJ noaeise- =
Ill. purpese. are made ~ Transparent his Fe.
cr~sue, - ir,ld and Fsleetiv-s. hss spss-tsey -
ieomplvte. hat 10 quesloe hls hdebiy ~ hi.
usttv u work - tie rAnisst supeFcree Atisn
There - IN point of fsei. "a far a. th' Demcc
racy - concerned. 30 maisflal q Hrretce if
he posssssas "a DoaElAs. frssnsen i sssd Lac
cein, dsslng the rsst ,tar lhey vefe ass
aie. alike efTsged N opresliioh . ihe Demo
cfst,e organizations. TheF hsss all tfstose'
aud vilitei 'hose Democrats rhe setsJ ~
he fuslfeh III This i eVidsntiS The estl
mate ~llicA Jeslrr iineese has Pct upo- th'
Ieoudael ol NF, poeglas."
Thee seems 10 be speek of va IL ri. =
The pcs-sat kdmini>srafisn aud I.eeossrton
ts.s sll e,er this land. are asrelsn,ssx ~ ths I
STACKS ppsn she L'uls Giant The, wsll ma
ssor. ehtll they siFahgls he last drop VI aau
Lseompton blood out a hin.
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Sep, i7th.isss
LAKE SUPERIOR CHR RrsrosDxxcE-so.l Is

Srr.wr': Lspv Elaas
We left Msckinsc at niklt Al 40 oc!eck
hy solar tame --tlar by which G naortals must
be governed for sometime YET Al Superior
ne iusi Learned. thar he Telegraph Oatle had
eees successfully laid a. ,h- sAuii. We met
with New York papers. all ~ glow. with
comments aud congratulations. re the And
over e.,rnmrvernfn 4 wss made the subject of
rclis sous c..nsnssns q aiiaf by the assembled
clergynssn. Or haviss. &c Hartford. lcadtug in
fsfevsr. sna ssvsf - i,..r.nhs making addresses.
By What m~-~ase oi iiins shalt thr world nov
he rssesht.i. "a, bi Nst x.fk. or London :
WIS, .r-ptss.r she s.uufs- s.afuee shalt hasc
he hennf "a ssy, d ;. s'sw { rr,i meridian
Ani tho, l. eeaisul ihs ,ln,- 81 the world 7 /,
- plain. says one. that tbs .liglle system call
"a soisr has becosne le.ie. ~ the mss,afe Of
,ise. and must D. guided by ths eternal
.,sr. The old measures 4 lime have te
] come ch.aiese-and h-feAr,sF - the indication
of absolute line. ou.t y governed ~ The
old creative epsehs-or The f,e3do,nic peri
eis.
Tho. towari. sie eiose Of he Ak thoa
-aadih year oi his lyessty = man ieginoipl
t. realise the fall rs ,sufe asd import - hi.
eonm,>.ion = h~sr tuie fas,he world. AL 1.
has. Dom midas esss an lhsnz- are iierv,u
ghs. shoeld !, .pfove - - rrae .saily sse
e...lal. ~,ll be fsensded - ths eraads-
! tehisxemsnt u the age.
The victories II herolsm and var pale b.
I'm those of sesepee and Il peace.
Naskinae !. anasaaiig fuil he presspi -
sss. Ani visitors having ieh behind da:l care
weld themselves wilhout restraint. to H.
ple.-ares of Walking. nsiur boosting. hehine
sad sse msp,kSd SOCIAL aad feaise eu1oy
Aenl- oi lsssan. health. .wsaisA. wt. .h<aas,
saleu, and Efses. Hsi s.
The els-sieal profession Il very fairly rerrs
seated. aad edlisf- and reporters, With falie
and pencils. meet yea Il sYev corner oe
% The ed'ter- on board = blird and deaf. bn
4 ay mean. Of glass and a tfpmpst. he mar
rss 10 pick ap good deal Of iafqra.iien, ;.
, seusslpes lhv By heax him, aud he pebllsL
e in his joalnai. some snoss mirse rloas sis
! ri-. Uatii to-day Be has -fissu iisre. Ju.
sev be is making ~ los, tine.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

A beautiful young ledyh Rom Ohio, idst sew
enteen. cheerful. not gayf selfpo-sassed' and
we'll read beyond her yesrs. has altraeted hi.
elteption. He is a bachelor We lost her at
Msekinae. unconscious. perhaps. Of the great
los. inflicted, by her attsclions upon the
readers of certain Wisconsin daily journal
che Nis.iou House at siaekinac ka- from
sixty to one hundred guesl The nurca nou ss
nearly as many. while Il boarding hoassi
appear to be we'll filled We visited the Old
Fort. on the heights. greeted old aeqaaint.
ances. sought Tor friends. whom we could not
find. having goue up the Lakes ca the last
boat. exchanged adieus with depasting pass
engers, received ne~ seeessioa. 10 our NUN
ber. aud leaving the STRAITS, we're soon again
out upon tbs waste of waters. No object is
visible from either shore. The waters srouad
Us. the glowing fires b-ae&th US. the steam
power pushing US onward, Ind God over alt.
controlling and directing tbs elements for our
welfare. e -.
Three hundred miles yet te Chicago
These vast inland watersl What coun.
Try i oursl Nearly thirty fis ehendred miles
our vessel will have made, Chen she reaches
her hsrbor. having gone hrst 10 Caiiingwood,
aud then through the Georsan Bay by the
North Channel. and along the north shore ei
Lake Superior, touching at Isle Royal where
Is found the celebrated clorostrolite, or green
stone, so rare, and so highly priied BY jewel
lers
On the way up the Lake the Lady Elgin got
aground on the rocks of Grand Sauble," >" an
fog at night. the strong steady breeze from
The Lake. having drifted her a little out of heI
proivr coursu--during the .vateh of the
ond mate. the Captain being in his berth
Fertu ateit. there was hut litile sea- aud the
next day was calm. aud the vessel must have
gone TO pieces with the loss of all on board =
Soon the lights of the Illinois were seen. and
sx Captain parr, weut Out ina small boat, ts
osiain assistance. Tie coal was thrown over
eoari. freight aud passengers transferred to
The Illinois, hawser after hawser broken, an
ch"rs dragged men exhausted still the boa
was East upon ihe rocks, whes, after twenty
: fupr hours. almost Incredible exer,ioh, 81,
strong hav sers being attached to The Illinois
I under a full pressure OF steam, the vesse
moved aninch, thenanother, and another. au'
~oon loa:od quietly in her proper clement
safe and sound. Not the sllghteal injury Wa
received, except the loss OF coal, aud Of iims
and ,rleper.. e . e -
II ninst have been a trial q Capt. Tomp
kms. The vessel was Just off The docks, a
Chicago. having bsen sunk euthsroe at III
entrance TO Copper Iiarbrr, ou her last tri
down. SIX or ssven vesks. Thatwas the trs
serious accident. that had Oefslen Capiail
Tompkms. in sealar,ng lifs of twenty nv
years. r4s
Mlckinac ilsosgh known chiefly as a reso'
for pleasure and health. has also Iis traffic an
its exports. of trees,--the several varisiis
tef the vergreen-for the supply Of the nu
series ant gardess below o"e man vii
whom / convsrsed. has orders to hll TO II
) amount Of sixty thousand W.
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IN MEnoRIAM.

At a regular meeting OF EvkSISG STAR TEa
rls or Hoson. No. 30, held on Monday eve
ming, the goth inst. the following preamble |
aud resolutions were unanimously adopted:
wnxHEAs II has pleased the Great Ohiel
above TO euter our Temple. for the fret time
and cut the thread Of life which united an
Immortal soul with the realities Of this earth
~ existence: one who so lived.
.'la,as ~hsn his .umm came, 10 Join
1hs innunefsble caravan that moves
To that IN, .terogs re.Inl, where each shall take
Rss chamber in the slen. hsli of death,
ffo went--not a. the quarry slave al night.
~con-r a his dnn but sustained and soothed
Rs An uufaliering trust. approached his grave
hike one ~to draw. the arspers Of hi.eoach .l
About him and lies down 70 pleasant dreams" l
/ Therefore be it,
Resolred. Thatin the death Of Bro. WILLIAM
I Nsyros our Ordsr has lost one Of it's most es-
tcemed members. and the cause of Temper.
ance and Morality one ofits most unhinching
1 f4erd.
Rssolped That il (. not. no wever. in the sev
ernuce of our fraternai relations alene. We
measure the extent of our loss IN the death OF
our la.sensra Brother. wv MAYOR. For near
ily half century, commencing with the early
! DAYS and his,or, ofthis place. he uss our fsl.
los citir. ~, associate aud fsiend--ever d.
tinrui.Led for hss geh,lemsnls snd eeurleou.
4 idrportment--hi- high Minded. GENEROUS aud
liberal principles integrity Of purpose. an
abijsng friend-hip. and a tenevoleni h,art,
rere the marked trait, u lis chafae'sf.--and
with sveh ,isiialies Vel may Ne lament
that w..h as. he l. 30 more,
i Rssls,i. That although The death Of a
irfolhsr may - pslufui 81 al time, yet !, :
never snofe plea.ins than 10 behold old ase,
when IL ha, heeo lreetliag Gar a tl'rr on the
conaaes Il The gave. a. lat, with feslgna'
! ton snd chris,aa faith. ela-s il eyes. g
ores them w. = hiisbsetaad t,,ss' vo'ld
R,.sss>d 1ghN ~p,sis. psy syupsshsse viih
. lth. ~idow and family cf our decreased eroih
1 l.s-si..s ,ss c.n eely oesdels iaein = ilh tbs
,haa "a, shat ha ING l'sei io,,hfes seefe feaf'
aaa TN. b. nov goa isis The pressase oi thsl
lGad.sn uhssn he had ~ mach sonhdence. aus
~hes. / sshs ine6shle ~sll bor-i ierssef ou hi'
. .uraptusef ,s-iun.s Nay b. hsss hnsl a lus
: fes sr.l lor his rso.s wofks. sad may 1hess q
+ b.. haia led ses-nls,loa IN she theagh
s l,hs, .lure - awcfld ei blirs beyond the grave
J. Rssslred. That N token II or sofros. th'
aseAl badge of mourning se-wefn for ihirt,
days
. R.ssls<s. Thst s.es- sssoluiios's ~ srfea'
g spoa she records II ihr 'rsnsrle eory trans
: a,aird - ihs family 81 the dseeassd. an'i m
ed, paper. De ssaaessd g rabii'h he sans
es.s- X. .,,,,., ws.,''' csa,s,,,..
tfs itt n Srftts "ef =
I'll ssalLsA SMITH. ". G. r. 8
W. c. Lpsros, W. x.
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rJ- Mr. Forsyth. the American minister to
Mexico. has COT his passports nj last. though
he has not yet lef the country. probably wish.
.ng to dabbis little further in The politicso
The country. The Ctiied States are now viii
Out any American representative 10 yexico.
but We do not ihow that sbss VIII .uffr
much IN eonsequease. -. that has been done
"a Mes.es Tor she AT six or eigh, years IN The
~ay Of '.eplolaaey has been only intriguing
~. parties and mixing up our relations with
she miserable pol,tles Of The country, u The
Tally changes which take place there deserve
% be called by .he pame Of politics. Mexico
very sick. bat the 4 Jack doctors who have
asr ia hapd have not given any additional
.trsngih 10 her constitution. or LEFT her in
nore healthy condition. She Is dying by
,pehes. aud the best plan IL 10 iet her die in
own way.
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WHOLE NO. S6l.

II The poli'icai canvass shfoaghoat the
Stat. i waxiog warm. The candidates re-
pre--u,ing Lecomptonisrn and anti Leeomp
,onisrn are actively at work The efhee'
holders, backed and supported by the Ad"'D
i.tra,,sn are on one side. aud the people on
the olhsr Up TO the present moment the
signs Of The times favor the opposition sicket
Opposition to L,eompion Democracy : De
coming a mighty elen,ent-an irresistible
fsce. The trammels Of party usage are oet''s
thrown of and the people are thsasi"s i"'
them selves. Light j. aowing N on the p"Pa
Ia, mind and Lecosnpton Democracy wants
L, /, nov but abput three weeks until the
election Throughout The entire country 'h'
creates, int-restis manifssted in reiaifon q
The elec,.oa in this State. Indiana occupies
c~ntral position aud II rs a powerful ihha
encr. Her political position being At the pres
snt time prominent. she j. regarded s'th on
common interest Psrhspsthere is no State in
this confsdsracy. here the great issues Of The
day are more anhlnchipgly met. OF more ably
discussed. The policy that Hr. Burhsnsn
sas. is met by the oPpesstioa'n an the me-t eh'y
nlrous manner. and fought 10 The bitter end.
Men Of Independents abaadss party. vhe"
ths, party is wrong. Mea ~he 'hink ig'
them selves get tired Of being dictated TO BY
politicians. and the mad dog cry u ''eonio rm
10 the ussges Of the party Is fast losing as
potency. sf -. 7.t
By those best informed, il is thought, shs
Republican State ticket - snrr ofs"ceess
ard the oppoxitiou Congressional sssse'-
throughout the State. will Succeed. With per
baps two exceptions The prospects loo bHv'
ing an opposition Legislature this winter a's
indeed aattsring and generosity the waning
glories of the Administration parry are wet
ble. .Ianfafsa ls1.sGs - evf 8 ~ =
II the aaii Lscompton sentiment OF "''
State is concentrated, there Gao De no doue, o.
4. triumph. When the contest Is direct be
tween the 20 At Washington and the pec
ME. who can doubt which will be suseesssni'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

There never was, perhaps. more splendid
lot OF ges,lemem's wear brought to this city.
haa ~hat we saw yesterday. at Arnold 4
Co.'S clothing Store. The material for panta-
looms i u the latest style and finest quality.
-nd the ves,ings are selected With the mos.
tcfn,d taste.
This large and cheap House is now getting
:. Fall aud Winter supply, and IL the sam.
piles Ne have seen are fair representatives Of
The whole stock. We question II 1t is not en.
parailelcd IN this city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

IT We had nos the pleasure of hearing Mt
Rysn'< speech on fharsd.y evsning at ths
coar HOUSE. tss Ne have heard handrras
spesk an the h.ghess sssms sf prHiss ef 10. L.
~as = sssshsag ssbpks - ,hose weak krsed
Depoera,s. Of sLe sserest aad Cookery ssnps.
~hc. IN The hosr Of need. have abandoned ihs
great doctrine of Popular Sovereignty. ahd
-ers ever to The Adninisirssios.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

Uw.B. Tssll. who is always up WITH
al. times. hss stted up hIs store room ~ Toe
mos. splendid manner. indeed for e'esAnt ar
,,ngc,ne.t il IL second to nore in the city. IL
;sl.,v. convenient. and j. nov being fitted
with a most splendid stock 81 new fsh ana
Winter Dry Goods Mr.. 7 who has just re
,.,oei from the East. has purchased an *
,.u.ive stock at low figures, and he Viii sell
;hsm as cheap as the cheapest.
Call At the big 7.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

" We unde,.,spd Mr voorhees, i meti"e
ssee4hss n thi- county 10 behun Of csAarel
Cookerly. We wonder IL the Di~sfie, Af'sr
- e.,,;.s with him hls.cemsnisSion. a. esi'
deuce OF his f.roFiIi-m With the Adm'"is'rs
ton. Cookery aud sorhs~~. a ieU day. 'g"
were en.aie~. eew they f'isnds We shall
r.rhaps IN lev days. dsem u sadsl'ssle L
sho~ The reasons fss this friendship
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

AZ Sippert . Bro are receiving their Fall
and wssser sfsek u Dry Coed. add treu Abe
numeroas hoxes that sarsound their dssr. ard
The spl~sdsdi g-eds hat are psisd on she,s
counter we should shish. they had purchased
heavily. snd rles~stly.e aie lfIf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

II See Mr.. kEsks' advertisement ei shes
Store. at ia. room recently cccaP'ed by BIZ
Nsrkle. in National Hotel Bloek. his stock
/. lsrr~ aud wei seI,e'ei aud he of r IN
..nce-,,n,s to Ne public fot II. pa'fonssr =
t.s "a assefsetufes - we'll a. snppsse> all "'ils
.tad. ef asrk. aud .aerits. Ve have 80 das6s
sbe psi,se Ys'sona e la a
l.eoA out far the tx h. s..a, -. 80
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

ar The New York ros, tanks there ia
screw loose. somew here, in The Alianiie Ca
hls. aud wants to know what j. he e'ailef !
The editor "a not s,tss6sd viii Nr frsld :
Theory. that he cessation Of messages i ewing
To a eAansr in the shore end Of Valentias nor
does il attach much importance to the state
rnent that no,hipg can be done without re.
sort 70 Hughes recording instrument, Ih'
siitor says The Atlantic Telegraph Co pro
mised to open the cable for public bnsises'
ON the i.t of ssplembsr Why. then. 20 M
operators of Tri.ity Bay d'sdsia to farn'-s
the American public with explanations Of ,h'
difficulties experienced IN working the cattle
A frank slstsment o. the facts would reliev'
the Directors froal unde~ervea isaputatien
satisfy the public. aud enable scientific sea
practical msn. to AID ths operators ~ discover
ing the true solution Of their difficulties.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

Ir 10 one Of The road districts in Soilissl
county there were forty men At work an SAs
urday last. wheu IL pas proposed 10 lake .
vote Tor Davis sud secresi. which resulted .
follows sserr>l ,. Davis 3. Il
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

GsrsIrr's Crt~loS 90 rHs Ssors Horace
Greeley has putlishsd hls opinions a. TO III
crops out West. made up from data gathered
by him duting his recent westeFu ,oer II
estimates ;ha, IN wheat and eeru The ~hele
country i dsdeieet, A. eoHpsfed With fal
svsrage crop in osts from thirty 70 f'fty ~
cent, His estimate i that ,heeoan,f, = shef'
thirty millions Of eashsls Il wheat. two han
dred millions bushels II corn, and sixty mil
lions OF bushels u cats.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-29

II Judge JeSls. Ls has been on tour to
Virginia Tor The last two months. has again re-
erned TO this city. in renewed health. and
si.h an incresse.i love foT his Prairie City
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