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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

The following letter has jlst been addressed
by Mr. Do~ling. Resident Trustee. Ia promi
lent eitixrns along the entire line of the ca
nal. FROM it IL will be seen that the only
chance -f keeping up the nav CATION GA THE
work j. Nv the e. operation by those interested.
with the Trustees:
Tsr.rrxs OyFics W b T. cAssL.l
Tsrrs Haale. March 7. 1850.
Drss STA Tia Legislature having adjourn
ed wishou, passing a law authorizing the
Trustees 10 lease the canal. a. requested by
citizens OF the State aud the Trustees deem
It my duty to inform younelf aud o'hers ths,
We cannot maintain navigation on the same
by any means at onr disposal. While We. as
Trustees essaot stssdoa The cork. or lease il 10
priests isSipidssls. without the ttority ask
ed Of aud denied by the Legislature. ~e are
s@vertheless most Anxiou. to have the canal
preserved for the use Of the people. believing
that the Bondholders. who have already sac
rifesd much to meet the demands of the
State. will eheeFfally consent that the work
shall be preserved by those who have direct
interest IA us maintenance. If there are
those sufficiently interested TO secure an OBJ
jsct so desirable. il will afford the Trustees
sincere pleasure to unite in any legal measure
which shall be deemed best TO accomplish
that result.
1t is important that il any measures should
be adopted by the citizen, along the line to
maintain the work. il should re done at once
The Trustees will be graiih,J to confer With
yourself aud other citizens at any time after
she 10th of March. by that time. you will
have ample opportunity to learn the wi-hs. of
those interested.
Very truly.
THOS. BOWLING.
Resident Trustee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

u- The Post Office outrage which has jus,
passed the Senate is attributed to the r,ght
source ia the following comments ofthe n. Y.
Times Of Saturday: 1T is. Of course. no mat
ter Of surprise to find this vote almost strictly
sectional. The South stood up as one for
higher rates. The North as unanimously on
posed them. Throughout the debate, North
ern Senators we're fer,'lr ia expedienis 10 avert
the threatened evil Their amendments were
rejected as rapidly as they were moved The
obsioas wisdom Of the plan suggested by Sen.
stor Wilson, which proposed a scale varying
from three to five cents FOR different distances,
encountered the same resolate opposition. 1t
was evident that seciionalisn was TO have its
triumph in this As in other matters. The South
aud West have too long eajeyed the benefits Of
the Federal Government At the expense Of the
North and East. to willingly relinqui>h an ar
Management 50 Satisfactory TO themselves"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

II Ex President FILLMORE VAS in C,nein.
natl last week on private business. The Ga
set,e states that on Friday he vas called upon
by the National American Association at the
Barnet House. and. In receiv- z them. made
brief speech. in which he thanked them for
their hattering preferences in the Presidential
campaign. in which he had the honor to be
their standard bearer. and regretted. for their
qualification and the principles u the Amer.
can party. that the campaign had not resulted
differently
lie spoke with Goa fjenee and feeling Of the
business Of the case. aud urged a stcadine-s Of
purpose with all due moderation and regard
for the rights Of all. which must ultimately
lead to mott satisfactory results. For himself
he would say. that while he was thankful to
his Amer'een friends for the expression Of thc;r
eonfienes aud regard. he hsd retired from ,stlie
he fsrsrer.
Gov. Corvin made an appropriate reply to the
ExPresident. In which be referred to the dis
tingui.hed services Of the latter ia the proud
position which he had once occupied. as The
choice Of . majority Of the American people.
and paid handsome compliment &c his states
msnship aud acknowledged public nd,priva,s
worth.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

At ore o'clock as the Scranton men were
returning from dinner. regular battle com
mencrd. The strikers had taken a strong
position a, the gate leading To the coal docks.
The Scranton men approached, headed by the
Chief Of Police, and some ten of his men. A
desperate fight ensued. lasting about 80 min
utcs. when the strikers were rrpul>ed and
scatteree in every direction. During The melee
shots were fred on both sides and the clubs.
stones. coal. &c. were freely used. The
Scranton men were finally collected together,
aud marched again To ia, coal docks without
being stopped. About twenty of the men
were seriously wound,d The difficulty has
since teen compromised
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Drs. Workman & williams,

Are travelling Physicians. they establish =
route aud dim TO Wait each place once ia about
SIX weeks. That course enables them 10 se.
their patients often. consequently they can
prescribe with much bsller success than b,
writing.
Que o. them will DC ut the T,rrc Hau,-
H,1-c. in Terre Haute again on Tuesday and
wsdnes. Al ri 5.h and Oh. 1859 They de-
vote all thsIr time 10 the study aud treatment
of Chronic Disease. Their extensive travel
ing afford. them an opportunity to see aud in
vesiigate great variety Of diseases. At near
ly al the places they yi~it. their rooms arr
crowded. with patients. al. having dif rent
stages Of disease. this gives them all the AL
van,ages that physicians derive from visiting
Hospitals. they are prepared 10 treat. success.
fully. all curenble cases They treat Con
sumption and all diseases OF the throat and
Air passages. by the inhalation of meiiestsd
vapors. together wi it'll K. neral treatment. They
at all times have from one hundred TO several
hundred cases under their special charge anil
and treatment--ihsy are di>ch rgirg cured
aud rcceisin: new apple nts daily. BY their
local and general treatment. Consumption. in
it's first aud second stages, /, - much under
the control Of medicines a, any other formi
dabe disease. They ~ish IL distinctly under
stood, that they are possession Of. aud zee tie
Brompton Hospital remedies. that were adopt.
ed after many years experience and the treat
nient Of thousands Of cases. Thus il my be
seen, Ina; they are not "a many sre. * asri
menting. they pledge themselves t. deal can
didly aud honestly With all. and give ih'ir
opinions r. ely ia all cases. they never urge
any To take their treatment, bat leave al
TO choosc their own course
IL All persons wishing their advice. viii
call early. - tn il stay is ID IT.
No charge for consultation.
Jan i9 1853 WY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

kxrlesSss.-Ihe citizens Of Springfield III.
are exploring the interior OF the Earth in
search Of water. They have already bored to
the depth Of 945 feet and are continuing the
work The stratum through which they an,
nes pAss'ae 70 composed 81 gritty lime stone
The Jssrnal says tina, aothiug ba, failure Of
fssds will cause the abandonment Of the az
pertinent. We may therefore conclude that IL
the money Is furnished they will either ob,sis
vaisrer bore eisar,hroaga the earth. ia Which
latter ease our nelghbors on the other sids
may wake up sosn~ fne morning to be aston
ishsd BY the cad VI drill Prouadins beyond
the surface.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

occaIs thsi NC noies. and-r anT circumstances. pa
&c ut hh.et,ines. te-tor live. su, thing OF tbs
Kind, Tor ~e have Frejudec ss@i - most ef them.
Bus candpr compesu. 10 i1ste atleItiaa 10 the ,d-
ser;.emens Pr~f- God. i.r 8e~isrstise la 1. :
ast eeiumn Il tn bottom sf hind pase f this Iai..
We ar to- lavral 10 require al, ,hns - The lint
hut some Instances - IL ~ d knew
le de ~heh asn.,s ss.ur,s n that "a 8. ro.et.ila
resa-y sgan.i'h 30 haif t--eonins prcuasarcl, grrs
IL issot II Hair nse = sat ulon IL application d-
fee'ed, ihc ef.u - Proiaced "a tie kin. which
brings oct the sssa-l native coiorSi Mir. ~ithsat
siifnes- snd ss's IL xlo-sy ard natural sfpesr r
snee. Ne have rei--,s.s Who have sse.l IT, ard
hss arc n.ieh pleased with Il E.an4ins tie a., a.
usrias. IL Nis our kepabliSAl-
Sold By al ses.evi-sgs Dfu-ri,i.-
March 4.
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PnlIADrlrHTA. March &.

The New York Herald's Washington dis-
patch says Mr. MeL"ne. appointed miaist.r
10 Mexico. Will leave TO morrow for New Or
leans. aud take the Tennessee. sailing on the
18th for Vera Cruz So DESTROYS is the govern.
ment that he should be ia Mexico without de.
lay. that a tclegraphic dispatch will be sent
10y the Stale department. to d,tain the Teanes-
see. should Mr McLane. by any chance. no,
be able TO reach New Orleans by the regular
day Of sailing. Mr.. MeLane goes out with
discretionary powers to recognize and present
his credentials to whatever government he may
find la position TO maintain itself. and based
on the viii If the people. il is believed he will
find the constitution a government in that pc.
sition still. The administration. whatever
may be the sympathies Of oar people IN regard
10 the liberal. will not interfere with either
party. but will be governed by the existing
state of things. la fact. the administration is
careful not to take any step to afford European
powers any pretence for interfering.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CEEESEMAN'S pILLe

Prepared ly Cureiirs L. Cheessua-. n
NEW YORK CITY.
TAX combination - ifsr,.iieais In these PHI.
he re-nii If lorg and easen.i'c prscli.e. TA.y
~ mild in thsr oier.tii aud rain Ia curr-,tu.
al irrrrui .riic,. Painful N~nNfusfioi. rsn..rtru
III o''sric'ioHs. whether non cold Or sfi. risisr,
20 i1shr pain ia the sid. sIldi-iiun sf IL, a.ar
disturbed si-rr. Which arise from interruption al ,,s-
tur-.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
D. Ch~es mas Pile are insHiu. BE. =. Tie, III
bring on The MONTH, period With rerc'ss.s i-ai~-
who hz'- be- .aFFoihiss IN ~ h-s - Other PIT.
can place tho utmost cosnd -nrs Ia l,r thce.,msu,.
PILE doing allth.t tiey represent 10 10.
NOTICE..
The, should not be used irflhg Pregnancy a.. a
His.-eariisse would eeii aili, fss.t iher-from
Warranted pur D. .eretati~ an free from sn,,sn.
ifjnri,--to iiir 81 hsash fspi>.tdlrcction, -hieh
shsaid be res' accompany s-sst BOX. Price sloo.-
>eht ~ mali on enclosing 10 ,, author red gent,
Sold by one D.ugxi.i 10 ssefs town in he UfiisL
>tsiss. r. a. Ht-TcHfNcs
General srent Tor The United Sfaies.
i65 Climbers street. New YORK
To whom all Wholesale order, should pc addrs,..ss
Sold ~ r. N. DoN>ELLy.
Dec. -. lsss-d~iy Terrc-Hau'e. fns.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

Post Master General Brown died this morn
ing. at half past Dine o'clock. Up 10 quar-
ter Of an hour previous he was perfectly con-
scious Of his condition. aud took leave Of his
family. Last night the President had final
interview with him. aud vac affected 10 tears
During an occasional delriun. the dying man
called for the bill. evidently abiding to the
defeated APPROPRIATION Till having reference
10 the post Office DEPARTMENT. His death &C.
casons the utmost sorrow among all classes
Of the community.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

For the destruction Of all kind. Of ;ar.len la.
s.eiS. Ants. lie Rag. Reaches. Tick FLA.
Moths. Rats aud Nice. &c.
What greater ,usle ia an boar - esse
Than ~ss~ins rsis. b,d-tug- -nt lie >,
Gardens can o. psesrfved .nA hoa... rid VI ihess
pest. II VS. discovered ~ Mr.. (. l., Ga. fr.4sL
ca 'nl''. in Asia. and has been pa'r.rlr~l by all
Eastern govefnRsut- And colleges Rrisrescs ssa
or mad ~hsres r thu astisis hAs hsen srisd H..
Jrssgfss gs'ssa, snd hArnils,s 10 msnlind aud d.
mo u, a'it-s.. May sDataisss imiisti.n. are -
s'rnsst. D. sars q bsArs the n.mr u E lies Re-
llcinbrr-
It's lynn Powdei kilis insects IN a mice
While l.. oH's Pile are miArl Tor rAss nd uise
ssn'.'le fa&As, Is cent?. 'gaiar 50 are eat.
siRa BARNES PARK Sewlon
Ais tie Mexican Mus, n liuimrnt.
Nar. wlln-ow
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NV Yong March 5

The steamship Ca,awba, from New Orleans
and Havana, has arrived. She left Havana OIL
the evening Of the 2nd. She brings no intel
li.ence Of SPECIAL interest. The feeling still
continued strong with regard to Mr.. Slidell's
Of corn is quite equal to that of last year
Stock Of sugars 1872 900 boxes Market dull,
buyers not Offering sufficient to satisfy holders
Quotations not changed. Freights less active
than the provision week. aud no chance Tor
improvement. the harbor being full of vessels
OF AL nations.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

4 British .fiic.r wiring from T~hsran. Per
ss. Ia the London Timrs,' remark. "A
cathauie rill manufactured ly an American
Chemist. On. J c. AVER. af L.,wtii Mas /,
has cured the Shah. Of = Liver Complaint tbs,
,hr. aten~d his life. This simple fact. n
might tc expected. renders the Americans in
mrnsely popular here. while we Engli>h arr
ov. rl"oksd Doubtless oar own scholars
made th. discoveries which hr employs. snd
thus Il l. IN ev,rA hing: We de- the labcr. then
the housing A'u,r cans PIT ia ~ mark on Il
ard take the inward. Doet. Aver l. lido ized
by the Court and it, rsfsiners here. which
will doubtless bee reflected io him n good
SNUFF box. or diamond hilled sword, while NO,
the name even of Davy, chrisiosnn or fiodi.
the great lishis by which b. shines. J.
knowu."- Nee York Ssndas Paper.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

nnr Goops.-The largest stock of staple and
fancy dry goods. perhaps to bs found in the
city Of Cincinnati. may be seen at Day 4 Mat
lacks. No. 50 Pearl street. Five very large
rooms. including the basement. are piled full
Of the choicest selections of The very best
brands, aud the richest patterns Their stock
OF Saiinets. Union Cassimere-. CT this. black
and colored Doe Skins and fine ia cy dres,
goods are unusually large. So also Of their
White Goods while their Shawl and Ribbon
rooms filled with the most magnificent stick
in their respective lines ever brought TO the
West.
They agree to duplicate any invoice Of
goods bought in New York. adding fret shi
aud exchange only. And as highly honorable
business men. our merchants will certainly
save money by stopping with them raj her
than 90 To New York at n large expense for
Railroad fare. and Hotel bills. Call and tx
smire their stock before going further East
Remember. No. 50. Pearl street. cincinna-
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MARRIED

On the slh ins, .si the residence Of Dr. John
c. Thon p-on ia This city. by the R-s VI. 4
Jewet'. SAMUEL II. THOMPSON. Of iii,
city. to L0IIIE, daughter of David Price,
E,9. of Baltimore.
The happy couple did not fail to remember
tie printers amid the cxuberanc- of Their fe-
lic'iy, and Ia return the printers tender their
warm wishe, that a long life OF uninterrupted
happiness may await their friends just uniled
in this saer,d aud holy union
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
For the Express
THE ARTIST AND FAIRE LApYE.

An artist there was who lived in Rome
Rum'un artist was he;
Aud only step from the Dung man. home
There dwell "faiIc lsd,e.-
The lady. had gold, the artist had nome
But score Of .'roskS' had he;
Hi. wealth was bound up in the Psrian stone,
And the heart OF the "f&irc ladye."
He ditnr know whether she loved him or no.
Bat she va. like you me;
lie was good looking-whod care for the '.d0ugl -
Not groat ,his ..f4ire la1lc.r
Papa was stern, mamma very proud
For less than prince noiav:
The men-poodlss. and fps ana fools Of 81, Cloud,
Wore IA naushi % the ''fairc lsdye."
But the aTtist boy she wor,hi p'a anil log-i,
Aud drram'd Of ard ixh'd DER. nth
One day being greatly h. lsgsr bier moy'd.
Proposal I. the '.feir- ladyc''
The laiye spotc,-'she had long be. n nvp'l
In the esstl Tor FEAR that he
Would nab her ard run 50 they "slopcd,''
The artst and "fsirc isdyc."
For the land fthe Free iher thcy did steer
The laiyc and artist aud he
Is now making merry with lager bier,
Ana lis ''gal''--ihs fare ladye."
" r. n.
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Love and Fortune.

II love is represented as bind. perhaps
Rymsn may properly be called the coucher
that often manages 10 open its eyes. Why
may WocD EDpr 4 Co be considered in the
same relation TO for,uns that Hymcn is said To
hold In Lov-f Because they open The eyes Of
the blind goddess. They stand in that re-.
pee, between Fortune and Fate. BY forward
ing 40 shsir address, Augusta Ga or VII
miugton. Delaware. $40. IS. ar $2l you ia,
the entrance fee To their 0rscle. no may IA
irrpr,' it INTO prizr Of Sc. 900. or it, half OF
quarter. R.n.n.bsr that II TIA Grseks had a.
Adslrhl. We have II Augusta 0raelr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
What the Democrats arc to Blame
{oy

IL shN speech Of John Minor Bo,t.. before
the OPPOSITION Convention al Richmond. yir
ginis. the other day. he said that he had ira
eed With -un~psrisg hand. !" a. with pencil
Of light. 50 that every man could understand
Il sho eeald read the Lord. prayer. tina, Me
origin Of every calamity. every evil. ADD eve
~ i'll that had bef.llen the country during The
las, thirty years. originated With the Dcmoe
rsey. lie adds.
] csght. perhaps. In make IN exception OF
he sasli eox. q the cholera and Of the vel
low FEVER. fL.pxhter ought. perhaps 10
make IN encepticn Of these--for. whilst
thsnk n extremely probable they we're all in.
tFoduc~d By sore Democrat 'nto the country
have no historical data spca which 10 base
tn faet--i would not hazard the conjecture.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

! bad q friend in sumner

had friend in sumner
who wcleomd me siway';
But I'm not a welcome conner,
on this biast'fing Winter day.
Hehas cheerful hearihssSae
A merry laughing Ere
All earklng cares are faf goue.i
Nor can they s'er drs~ higher.
lie vas Jelly fellow
Thls friead OF rnine, lang sTne.
Sometimes exceeding mellow.
When he'd been oai 70 dlne.
H. YES an aas-and outer,
Not f.t, bat had been tanker
Nov hes a tribe stvster.
Struts large and AeeIs banker
lie lei tribe richer,
Smarter n geld Is smart
Disearls the pewter pitcher
Aad tho warm aaa sen'rous heart;
Rides wilha ns'Iisd lseksy,
From his palace 81 Meet KIND;
on me proudly taTn- hi back he
w4s my summer fficnd.
would rather. all thiags equal,
All every body willing.
Mace . lrssaa lass 70 The ssssst
Tao he had not cen shilling.
He were better far and richer
Than the man With many pound,
Were he but ragged ditcher.
With a friend the ssa-ou round.
LEoLiSs.
-. u..rx Feb a-th
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Estray Notice.

vNHkkEA> Josef Gray ard Reuben Young
w have tins day strif-d he premises of Wc-lry
Jsekson and there spprsisedth the foiio.ic oscribcd
properly. fowl. One e-irsy bull mar <rd with
notch IN The upper part Of the ien car. and hnd In
thc rightcye said bull IL frindic With white befiy
ard the top Of The neck aud forehead hte other
marks or brands r~roeivahl-. snd spprsis II To
d"ilars The same being lust aud fair eash value 81
this tm>,-dsied this 3isi day of February. a. r.
fse.
JOSEPH GRAY.
REUBEN YOUNG,
Appraisers.
suhse.fbcd aud before IA fhis Sf.f sI<y ~
Fcbrusv, A. u. ise.
THOMAS W Jrxss. r.
tue copy from Esitsy Re<cBs .sis s'h day Of
March, it59.
ksD. WILKINS. Glen.
March o ~
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I am looking al thee. now, mother,
And my heart /. throeSiag Wild,
To see how sadly you have changed
Since was bat a child.
The smooth, white brow used to Mas
IL wrinklcd DER with care,
And silver threads are wandr rim : through
The tfesses Of your hair.
Your checks that once did bloom with health
Are sunken, pale and thin;
Your deep blue eyes that besIned With love,
Alas. are growing dim:
Aud a. trace the farrows
Upon your brow and check,
Ny heart 10 full OF breaking
Aud my Ii % refuse 10 speak.
For I'm thinking OF the time, mother,
When must part from thee.
Aud my soul is wrapt in sorrow
With ia weight Of misery.
But nightly I'll pray to heaven,
Each prayer embalmei with tears
That God will spare thee, mother,
For many coming years.
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DIED.:

On Wednesday evening. the "a int. at
Spicel.nd. Henry county. Ind II. ZEBULON
infant Of samuel aud Frances Cliff. aged
2 months.
On the 1t Inst. hy Rev C. W Crawford
Mr L. VI GILMORE To Ne. NARY BELL.
both Of this city.
On the , 1 inst by the same. Mr.. JOHN
NcCUSH to Mis- NANCY j. SWINE
HEART. botL Of this city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

The remains Of Ira j. Thur,ton. the aero
nsut Who met his death 10y his unfortunate as.
eension from this city on the 10Th Of September
last. we've accidentally found Sunday evening
last. about ten m,l,s norlh of Toledo. and
about ten miles from the place Of his second
ascent. The remains were brought to this
city aud fully identified.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

IHs Hlwr,utlE TxAerpr-The pspers
South are allied with the details Of The late
ksrrid tragedy ia Hswesviile. between Mr.
Love. q merchant. and Mr.. MAXWELL. Law
yer. This has bsen Que Of The nos, sansui
nary and sindietive ARRAYS seeorasd 10 the
history Of the dark and bloody ground
Love us> literally riddle Nth bsllets While
perfectly snaFnsd and helpless. in the jail Ia
~hi0h he had been Conveyed for safety tn.
Grand Jury nov in session have failed to lad
bills against the assassins.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

Woo Cor~rr Fafs--The neat Annusi Pair
Of the vigo Agricultural Society will com
menee on the 2olh sf September next. and con
tinae four dsys.
The Premium LET. we learn. viii be large
one. Let al bear this matter in mind, and
make The ress Fair the bes, ever held 10 our
midst.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

u-s Hundreis - sur eitirens complain OF dcbllit,
and ane'f 81 fr system, arrangement Of the liver or
stomach, want Of appetite, etc. They are frequently
the rssait Of too mach application, ana thousand
other causes that We esruot here rsne, bot We
would say 10 siiaricsed. do dsue--use Dr. J.
hosistters Celebrated stomach Bitter, and our
word fsr n. Sca viii be cured. We recommend III,
medicine kso-'ns from experience that ., ..
superior ,oshe generality ofssscns mesicir~
Pcs sale By prursisi. and dealers g.as,aly. ever.
WHERE. -
Nsrtbf.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

l suspect this communication 10 becoming
too long. for yoa TO pablish the whole Of IL !;
80 you may look for The balance in the New
York Ledger. which you can get by sendiss
half dime to Bonner. be sure ~hen you
send. no matter when IL l.. 70 ask for the New
Yo'k Ledger for next week"
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

Licsscr LAVE learn that new license
Ia~ ~as passed by the Legislators on satur-
day. and ths, Gov. willard has expressed HE
TO sign IT, We have not learned any
thing reliable a. 10 its character. BY last
nights telegraph Ne learn u at IL has sseeirsi
tbs GsY9ss:'s Signature.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

IL Bennett Of the New York Herald boasts
that Mr.. Bashanaa has the pluck Of Ole
Hickory" Not exsesiy Old Hickory would
never have stopped 70 ask the qsessiop--
'hAv~stI come frisai wAo viii cot OF Beu
bsu's ears for me-