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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON D. c., May 3d. 1860
The proceeding of Congress are unmportant
The knowing ones here say there is no hope for Mr..
Douglas nomination.
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:, +! HIGH PRICES FOR ToBAcco.-We learn from tho
lDn Gronsae that the crops of tobacco raised by S.
.. Harrlson Esq OF Caswel CO., N. c., were sold last
week in Danvile, Va at forty dollars Der bunre fr
the home crop and twenty-five dollars Der hundred for
that raised on another plantation these fine nr;oo
were Pad-not as in some cases of brag sales for
r 81 good tobacco while the bulk of the lot went
Tugs as well as top leaf. - ''' 'H'''e crops
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Washington ~. c. Dispatch.
Philadelphia Municipal Election.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The city election for mayor
city council, etc, took place in this city to-day and
passed of very quietly. A drenching rain has been
falling all day. which seemed to cool the ardor OF the Sc
turbueny inclined The great interest felt by demo-
and particularly to learn the proceedings of to-day has
rendered the city election matter of nearly secondary
interest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

thrteenths of the throws, and all the knock downs con-
stitute man the victor, then Ssyers has the belt w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

=, LIE GREAT MILL-FaSt SQtiStics-An amateur of
the " 1 Rlng furnishes the following memoranda
Heenan, 10 n Do"n'
Sayers, 68 13 81
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

PnILADELPHIA, May Midnight .-A few scattering
returns OF the municipal election only have thus far been
received. They show democratic gains compared with
the vote Of 1858, when Mayor Henry, the Peoples
candidate had 100 majority. The result is doubtful
THIRD DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA May 2-l A. M.--Returns from Is
wards show losses for Mayor Henry of 1000 yotes.-
With one exception the wards to be heard from are op
position.
The peoples" party confident OF the reelection of
Mayor Henry are marching through the Streets headed
by banG OF music on their way to sercnade the mayor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

HISTORY OF CoTToN.-The following are some bisto-
rlca details relative to cotton "The word cotton which
ADOPTED IN all the modern languages of Europe is de-
rived from an Arab word The gin of the use of fab
RIGS made from this article dates very far back In the
time OF Herodous all the Indians wore them: in the
rst centuries before Christ there were manufactures
cotton tissues in Egypt and Arabia but the Greeks and
Tue Romans 90 not appear to have used them much
Inc Chnese did not commence cutivating the cotton
plant until after the conquest of the Tartars in the
thirteenth century, and at that same period cotton It's
sues formed an important article of commerce in the
Crmea and Southern Russia whittier they were brought
rom Iurklstan. From the tenth century, the Arabs
had naturazed the cotton plant in Spain and in the
fourteenth the cottonades of Granada surpassed in ron
utaon those of the East. The manufacture of cotton
goods IN Italy dates as far back as the commencement
OF the fourteenth century the first establishments heino
at Milan and Venice 1t is presumed that there were
at that period manufactures for cotton goods in Emo
land as Deand, who lived in the time Of Henry VIII
speaks OF some being at Botonon-theMoor and an act
OF Parliament of 1852, under Edward VI mentions the
cotton tissues OF Manchester Lancashire and Cheshire
ne cotton manufacture did not acquire any mportance
10 rance until 1887 when the French Government es
aDilshed spinning machines at Rouen but it was not
aoWeyer until under the Empire, that thanks to the eff
orts OF Richard Lenoir this branch of industry became
1ourishing." "e'@aDs
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Capture of the Mexican SIc.,

We rave received (says the New Orleans Picayune)
inc Io ing note from Capt. Turner, of the u States
sloopofwar Saratoga now at Vera Cruz, in reference
TO the statement of Commodore Marin touching the late
affair at Anton Lizardo. 1t will explain itself:
| United STATES 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

HE PRESIDENCY AND THE HOUSE OF CONGRESS-
AS tnere Is some probability that the choice of the next
PRESIDENT OF the United States may devolve upon the
present House of Representatives, we subioin state
menu OF us political cast by States 1t will be borne in
hd tnat IN choosing President each State casts one
lows F' 80 1oi
Arkansas California, Delaware
G' george Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi Missouri
oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia-l4
pn6hGan-Connecticut, Indiana Iowa, Maine, Massa
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire New Jar
sey New York, Ohio, Pennsy vania Rhode Island Yer
mont, Wsconsin-15 ' '0A
Equally Diuided.-Kentucky, Maryland and N. Carolina.
Anaertcdn.-Tennessee-l ~ " "'
1t requires II votes to effect choice, and as neither
the democrats nor republicans have sufficient number
1nG lour last named States WILL of course, hold the
9aanee OF power" Should the House fail to elect q
before the 4h of March, that duty will then
IN eect aeYoye upon the Senate which has the election
OF wee President who, under the provisions of the
constitution becomes President of the United States
Ihe Senate is composed of a majority Of democrats
Baltimore Sun.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

The Austans i.iniment cures Rheama1lsin.
The Mustang Linlmsai cures sin Joinis.
The Nustans i1nlmcni cures nurns a Wouna
The Mnstang iAnimsnt euEes Sores. uieers.
Cake breasts and Sore Neuralgia, com aud
Warts, aud is worth
i.coo.eo DOLLARS fER kSNuu
To the unltea states, as tho rfsseTsef snd re-
storer OF valuable hossus and cattle. IL cures
all spfains, Galss, Wounds, k,iG leiats, Se.-
Dld yoa ever hear Of ans ordinary sore, Swell
lins, Sprasa o. Stiffness, either on man o.
beast, whloh The Mastsng Linimeat would rot
earss Dld yea ever visit any respectable Drug
gist in any part the world In kaToro, Asia
or America--wh who dld not say "it vas The great
est discovery Of The asef" Sold exery where
Every famll, should have IL; three slzos.
nAKNEs q PARK, Pfopnetogs.
mynwtm N0e York.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

ARRIVAL or STEAMER ARABIA.

ARRIVAL or STEAMER ARABIA.
HAlrFAx. May p.
The stsamor Assbss. Capt Stonr. from
Liverpool on the isth via Qaeenstow on
the 2ssh inst-. hasaussed al ihss port.
The iateliigesee. relative u Gsrabaldl's :
sxpeditioa. - sdl Dsagrs sad eosdist.ug
but the reports generally ecaeurr in ssasis <
that he vas msking good rfogress.
some ssy that he had esp,sred the most
important points IN Sicily. exeeps Ne-sius
asd Palermo
After III. 'sadiag al Marsals, The Nea
politsn war vessel bomb.r1ed that town
without waning. ani the British -
sel- interposei for the protsxtion of the
English resideuts.
The inaportant abnouneemeut wAs made
via Madrid. hat the Kirg ef Naples had
applied for foreign intervention.
Among other Questionable .su@crs ~ss
that's treaty ofcnsivc and defensive had
been esselased between Naples. Rome.
Austria aud al the depossd Iialssn Sow
-ereigns.
The latest asssnut. from Naples rerre
sent the utmost eonsternstioa. The troops
we're dispirsiei. tumultaoss maniies,s,ions
~erc tskinx place. The Royal Family
Vas packing pP their je-slry spd vaiaa.
bles; add strong indicaiioss are that .
great insnrrection .. looked for
Atthe latest dates Ganbzlas's forces
~sre novsag % P.l~rno-
Gsssr BxIrArs.-Th~ British govern
meat had issued q proelanation sssias'
sulistuent fer ne Pops a irsl.sd. es'
doe. 40, interfere In the Subscriptions fe'
the Sieilisa Iasurgsat-. Th- Ia~ efiicsl
OF the crown mol regarding il ss illegal
Dsii's Life Of Saturday morning aasoun.
ess hal . meeting Of sAyns and Hssnar
bad taken place 70 t>rnsssss shs d.spst.
bstvrso them.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

Tux ADVANTAGE or "MUscLK. "A
mos: remarkable accident recently be-
Eel Frank Ayers Of Rochester. He
was seated in a carriage when the
horses "shied." throwing Mr.. Ayers
very Suddenly from his seat. In fall
ing out. Mr.. Ayeas' head WAS inserted
between two Of the spokes Of the of
hind wheel. while his feet projected
upwards. Being powerful man. he
grasped the wheel with both hands,
aud by main strength. Notwithstanding
the horses were prancing about, held
the wheel stiff until he was released.
Nothing but his muscular power and
presence Of mind saved him from an
instantaneous aud horrible death.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

xxxvI CONGRRSS-FlEsr SrssloS.

XANNI CONGRkSS -FlRsr SESSION.
wAsHEScros. May -.
HOUsE.-Mr Corxin moved 10 post
pons the consideration of the Pacific II X
bill.
Mr. Houston hoped not. Tor to-day would
be wasted n turmoil and rTangling a. last
Monday was. aud Of which every man here
was Afterwards ashamed.
Mr.. Corwin woald be sorry u introduce
any subject 10 any such result. his object
was To transact some basiness and net To
create turmoil.
Mr.. Crawford ssid every mans mind
was made up for The Pacific X r; it had
been pending subject Tor fve years. and
IL Was time Il was definitely acted upon
were gentlemen afraid to meet the respon-
abilities
Mr. Farns~orth said that both wings OF
The Democracy At Charleston agreed that
the X x should be constructed.
JohB Coehrane inquired whether Farbs
worth Supposed the Democratic party 61ed
a day when the .ubise, should come up
(Laughtsr.l
Fafnsworth replied that Democracy Of
this House had fixed day when Il would
be considered, he hoped The friends of he
measure would not vote for postponement
which would be the means of defeating The
bill az Il would have to 20 II the senate
The House refused by vote Of 81 % - "a
possE one the ball tiIl Thursday.
SENATEs-A large aaount oi basines'
OF no general importance was transacted
A resolution wss offered 10 remove
Thaddsus Hyatt from The eommoa jail and
permit him 70 pass Without restraint With.
an the i;mit- Of wsshington.
Mr. Green objected.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

III was agreed That Two hsw telts should
be raised By public subscription. each can
dlda1e 10 head the lisi for that 10 be held
by has eppenest. lnH IL Ila.
The old belt win rcnain in the posses.
sion Of Bells Life. 70 be fought for by who.
ever may aspire to the honor Of wearing II.
sayers has engaged to retire from the
prze ring
Theodore Parker dssds ut fiorense on he
l0th.
IL was positively asserted that the
French army Of Rome had received orders
TO svaeusis shat city, Il nWfs 3fff
Il is said thsi The s4sdiaan govsramsnt
hal ordered The garrisons Of Central Italy
to march rapidly towards tho Penti6eal
frontiers
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

CoLroS's GENERAL ArLas.-This work
is now in course Of delivery by Mr.. Hun
tingtou. the Agent. IL is work of great
merit-the most perfect Of the kind ever
gotten up. aud should be in the hands OF
every reading man in the community. 1t
is n condensed history of the world. Illus
traled by maps, in the construction OF
which every care has been taken 10 note
the latest divisions OF boundaries, aud TO
and to mark the recent improvements. The
work Contains n vast fund Of useful statis-
tical information in regard to every country
on the face Of the globe. As book OF
reference II is invaluable, and TO the stu
dent Of geography, 1t will afford all the
light be will need 10 the study. Mr. II.
will bc found At the Terre Haute House for
a few days.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

u How Abe Lincoln. Of Illinois, is
famous for his quick wit and jokes. The
other day when he was up not far from
Kansas. with friend or two. they saw a
stream and inquired its name. One of the
passengers said
i" 1t is called "The Weeping water"
Lincoln's eyes ;winkled.
" You remember" ;" said he. ." the laugh.
ing water up in Minnesota. called Mime.
haha- Now. | think. this should be called
Mnneboohoo.
There was a roar. and Minneboohoo'
will probably be the name of the stream
hcnceforth.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
rV-Lincoln and Hamlin together

H-Lsncoln and Hamlln together
measure just twelve feet five inches
Lincoln is six feet four inches long
aud Hamlin is six feet one inch long,
but neither Of these gentlemen have
any other measurement Indiona
Sentinel.
The Sentinel tells us that Lincoln
aud Hamlin have no other measure
ment than their length. II evident
ly very proud Of the shape Of It's favor
tie candidate, the Little Giant, who
has a greater measurement than his
length, being about Ave feet long
aud eight feet. six inches. and two
barley corns. 10 say nothing Of the
measurement Of corn and barley inside.
i Loaisrilie Journal.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

EgThe Cattle Disease IN Massa
chusetts has become SO formidable and
alarming. that Coy. Banks has called
an extra session OF the Legislature
specially TO take action upon it. lie
has done this in accordance with nu-
merous petitions from the citizens, and
by request of: the State Board of Agri.
culture.
This "pleuro-pneumonia' is fright
fully contagious disease, and has spred
from Brook6eld TO the towns Of Pei
ham, Hubbardston. Maiden, Pepperell
and others The Legislature will meet
on Wednesday. May 30.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

1K1UriFL HAK.--fhis IS one OF the
greatest ornaments which man or woman could
beast of. Aspiendid head Of hair, iuNaflanco
u hair, tft be in high state 81 health, glossy
aai thiek. no matter y hat lie color be - that "a
h "a dafai, san attraction thaiu viii not escape
the cavy ofthese who are bald, aad gsey hair
IL unnatural All one IL la the nelkhhorhord of
ioa' seors and ten shofs of that II Il disease.
Ne would rcmeis this disease. and IA what
way How could ~e restore gsa, hair 10 iis
or,slaa health Tee Professor wo1d's Hair
Restorative. for sale a. all The dtas stores; a.
iesercs The hair, t restotes its health. aud when
taat i sprsdaced, hs beauty, its original col.
or, us iuAufianee aud gloss Is sure 10 follow
Woods Eestogaliscis is ihe only Valuable Hair
pItramLnn.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

IREKs AND SRRUBBEKY.-J. G. Ferris OF
the Pleasant Ridge Nurseries near Cinein.
matt, Ohio. Is now soliciting orders for
fruit or ornamental trees. shrub. &c. TO b.
delivered IN the fall. lie intends canvass
ing the Wabash Valley aud is now stopping
at The Buntin House. where he may be
seen. aud those desirous Of purchasing any
thing in has line viii do well to give him a
call A. what he does will be reliable, and
he celiivases those varieties Of fruit only
best adapted to western culture, and will
guarantee much better satisfaction than
eastern trees can give my 26 dJwl.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
Essr0N .S-0ttce.
State Of I.disns. Woo Counts. a.

's1tt " FH1'1"1I ~ toHnIbs ~
TAkk> Up asan estrny. on he lsah day Of
April, 1850. BY lanes n. Bnndy, living In Honey
Greek Township, sorrel Horse. With a black
fsee. and len hind foot white, shod sll roand a
little saddle and harness marked, supposed TO
be ats'at tea years old, abeut fftsen hs nds high
appraised At s7< by Levi Bogard snd Isasc -
Mills, on the srd day Of May, 1880.
y. MILLS, p.
true copy from nay Estray Beck.
AND. WILKINS, Ctsrk.
mss1v BY GRO. EARLY, Deputy.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
Valuable Farm for Sale.

SfTlAfED one mile south % Tsrre-HAute
- Ind, near tae Wabash River, on the Vim
cennss road, coutaininE 19i acros. and 40 sifna.
tel that n eaa be divided either hasf and Nest
North and sooth 10 make two bcautiful farms
Tie whole or haif % b. seld 70 sait purchasers
allowed to - the bssi Improved and most desi.
rsble ikrn In Aigo founiy. The ~ hole enclosed
~ board fences large tvo story modern
baiit frame dwelling and oct buildlnrs on me
premises. ene yeang orc aag1 and All othe,
improvements Of rfst etars fArm. vita an IN.
surpassed ioesaon and of easy access 10 Terre-
Haaie. Apply 70
WILLIAM CoRBEN.
hey -, dwu ferre- -Haute, lad
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
The Watering Places and How 90 get
In

The watering places are all activity. pre-.
paratory 10 the opesing for the swimmer. to
The invalid and the pleasure seeker. Ma.
nv. fortunate IN the possession Of wealth,
will visit tie most celebrated. IA detail.
and enjoy the pleasures ofesoh Good liv
lng cool breezes. music. dancing. fine sec
nery and beautiful women, above all. are
far more attractive dr-ing the warm sea
son. than hot streets. dusty stores. Offices
and workshops; besides. elegant leisure j.
far prsfrrsbls % hard. DO. labor. Many
sigh over their inability TO join the throngs
Of pleasure. add yet make make no effort
Ia 90 Now. let such save a little every
week from their expenditures. and enclose
10 Wood, Eddy 4 Co. Of Wilmington. Del
aware. and 81. Louis. Missouri. 81 80. s..
81 or $40 for share IN ope of their lega.
lotteries. which they will receive by return
mail IL nay draw 0-sd prize.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
Notice Of Attachment.

Roheri \ undson ". Leonard 'Earney--Attseh
infnt before l.. Day. 1.P.
TIE piainilr aied in ny ofnce fls araaavit. set
ting fafth hat The aid defensis ~ Il iRdehtei n
aim nni fhst The tefentanf IL non-rrsfsent oi
ths 81 ate u ladiana. anS ceused awsit Of attach
meat 10 be ist1ei ~ ne, aEaiast the goods and
ehatteis. credits tr effects ofths q ii defendant
Now fhofefore SAID defendant is hereby notih.
"a to Pc and appear hsfafe M nt mY oince IA
TtTrc ilsute, en- he eth cay of Jan>. 1850
a. "a ocloek ns. otherwise said proc eeedi NJ mi
IA defernlned In tls absence.
myis~a LAMBEKT DUy. Up.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

A SENsInLE OPINION. The Boston
Herald, q Democratic organ. speaks as
follows Of the work Of the Republicans
Al Chicago:
The nomination in many respects.
is strong one. and VIII be difficult 70
defeat. aud those who nstter them
selves that the Democrats are to walk
over the Presidential course with ease
viii find themselves mistaken. The
Convention At Chicago. has given evi-
deuce Of shrewdness. no less in the
nomination oi hg. Lincoln than the
platform sdopsed. which IS prosres-
sive without being ultra. and unless
is is met by a platform equally plain
and and Ineligible Il viii require 40
prophet 20 interpret the hand writing
on the wall"
Wabash express., 1860-05-30


~ We are .uthorired 20 annsunce the
name Of CHARLES NJ. CROOKS. as a
candidate Tor sheriff Of Vigo county. sub.
jeci 70 the Decision ~ the Democratic Con
vcutio.
IT Wesre authorized 10 anaounee MAR.
WIN N. HlcKCoX. as a candidate Cor
sheriff
Twe are ssthor,sc.rto announce the
naue Of JAMES NJ. T0LBERr asa can.
didste for sheriff. susjee; To- the decision
q the Desoocrsiie Convention.
~ We are suthorixed 10 anoounee the
name ofJoSEPu n. BLAKE. a. a eandi
date for CLERK 81 Fige Cosnfy. SUBJECT %
tbe decision q the Domocrstse Convea.
tioo.
IL We are authorised 10 aunounce
THOMAS n. sNAPP q. q candidate fo'
sheriff sahiect to the decision q Demo.
cratic couventiou.
Ir We are saiheriEed 10 anneanee p
SHANNON. a. = candidate fT County
Treasures. sableet TO he decision of the
Dsmocrsiic Convention.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

Es-An English paper says that
General Dred Scott commands the
United States Army.
We don't wonder at the above
mistake. They have good reason to
Dred' old Lunday's Lane over there
".Np Orleans True Delta.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
State ofIndiana, County Of vigo o.

20 tuc1H CoHrt, S<bffrsb<r Itrns fo5U-
No, lRso. Mansua A. Tnpp ". John ruPp-Pe.
ttion for Divorce.
IlE remembered that 90 the eist day sf May,
ID A. ID. is6o. the plainuG, by ". X. Edwards,
her attorney. tled In the once Of the CLERK Ol
the Circuit Court. her Complaint fer a diverce
and nov on the I'd day 81 Nay. A. n. IeGo. files
IN SAID once the sfadayit Of disinteresied and
competsnt witness that the defendant IL noi !
resident ~ the state Of Indiana.
The said detrndent II therefore hereby notified
that uniess he be snd appeaT before The Jucgs ol
this Court, on the frst tss Of The next tern
thereof. hsrealtert 10 Dc held a. the Court House,
ia ferrs-lfaste, a. the let Monday Of Septsm-
eer, iee thea sns there on or before the calling
ofths cause for trial, plead, answer OF demurte
The pisintif's compisint, the matters and things
my23wt wtfesef AND. WILKINS, Ga.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
VHR New TREArMENr OF CoSsuMP.
TiON


MOSr ENTAoRpiNAEY RESULTS.
Toe attention of sufferers, whether in the Ia.
cipient or advanced stages Of Consumption. -
directed % the following evidence - the inva.
riasle eilcacy q
wNcHKsTKE's GsSUISE HTrorHosruirrs,
from physician OF otienslye reputation and
pTactiee. for the last tweniy years iu Chester 60
Cn.rHa~. Pa. ~ Month. eslh. isgo.
Fsfsxa J. WfstmEsrsa AT the time II re-
cases IN which hfd used The Hypophosphites, 4
was vefy much engaged. both NIGHT aud day.
Naoy Of tb~ persons who have taken Hypo-
rhtsphites have not been untrr M Immediate
care. bat mesi oi ihfm J hste bat ~ eff'nrtu-
nlty Of exafninipE previous 70 theif commencing
fhr trtatment
r.irty ~ persons have ohtsined thc medicine
from r. e. twelve 81 whom have beca under ms
own cate. Five 81 them were in ny cfiulon. {.
snd in e judgement of ether rhYsieisus. hope
les cases of fPh'hisis--lrriiable cough. eopions
expcr .or1tiuns - pnruicnf chaT.etrr, night
seats and emaciaiiou. Thrse cascs sefe rom
one - urce Years' sisntinr Ausruliaiion and
ptrrus. On aevelepea sounds. whieh iakrn IN
csnnfc 81 vita fhc other ~ Ymptoms. gave exi-
asrre ufa to fdiion rom Which have nefcr ir
seventeen ye@rs' rraciice, seen single ease fe .
fhn nyp1ptespEtes, an the isi stmpfens cers-
sii tht1 ksse ssinei Flssh, tnd suenEih and
TIraifb--soue ~ e en- bctfef ttsn they save en-
loyet for sevsn ycars esieusiY-
TIE othsr rases an "a ny eafe weFe IN ihe M
eipieat stage .snd Ia EN- Al sFmFttms 30 tfacc
al the Al -ase have fissrpeare3. or thoee whe
we're nof under nsg care { have not hears sr-
rie ratif nhofit nttctpfrss h'mseii frnefi-
"a ~ the ose "a tbc hcms1r: alitou9h in son'e
"a fhtna thr dIsease wsa tao fsf e3sHnse5 - aa-
mlithr % ltliitg 81 recoyeu-
Iprssame an - skeptieai ih ist,iiti ncs. ~
kpeeiars. - rnest fhFsteiansi rt. from fhc ex-
rsfiencs hsse tf8 n tte usr ~ IT, J. p. ChHf-
ehff-s Rems4y fsf fubersulosls. woali say %
AZ who hass aaf tan4rscy 10 that discase. take
Ia snd ths soone the trfier. before there IL de.
orrnni sation- a. ". foNs4esn. n. u.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

TnE WIFE'S HELPING HAND. - AT
no moment of difficulty does hus-
band, knowing his own utter helpless
ness, draw SO closely to his wiie's side
for comfort and assistance as when he
wants button to be sewed on his shirt
collar Punch.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
For Sale.

A GOOD FARN, lomiie, north ofTerre Ifsaae,
IA on the Iafsysttc. Road, CaBslstins OF $50
acres-lvo acres in cultivaiiea Win coed irn-
pfoFemenis. Ihis farm will be sold cheap, snd
Ter ms oi PsymeDt made easy.
For Trsftisalars enerire al this oaee.
maItulr
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

rI,HE suBsCRfBkR havlnE iasi reeslxsa 90
l hundies assorted hhSet irou fsam the ecie.
krated fnanufarfnrg 81 Ale xr nsfi2 Swte a CO 4.
"a CfnrinhnfI. ohte. utll srlf the same at tinein
nati prices, frrirht aided. si No. - Kasi y ssh
ington street.. lndianapaiis. thFee doofs east %
odd feilers Hall.
anlala nENRYs kEnoGG
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

ApvIcr TO Lsptz--We are aware there
are manf of ear lsiY reader sho srs eo"aFiaia-
iarsf ~esk ness ana debility Oar sdtiee e 90
20 - ouee and <rs sess af Nef~sn, sirsnxth-
eniaE Cofdisl aad Rleel fsfhff. Il isa deiif
etess Tssis. aas iusf ne tssnr - ssrea<thea
snf iasisefass ths wheis errsnifsiiea. ssd -.
rsfs ths sless. see sasssslssmeai 10 ssoshsr
soisan.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

W AhUAkLE LAND IN CLARk COUNTY -
v I've farm eeniaiains zach soacres. IN Clark
county, Ms. ons A. On the >stio al road. ixkt
miles vest of ferre-tsute. TIE other - nile
nonh ofA Dunlspr, on the waters ef Clear
Cresk- The latter has 80 seres improved The
farmer has acres tmproy ed. ~fth t~o house.
and an oFehsFt. fhese farms viii D. .ols YER,
lo~. tot psrtissisrs isquife Of A. Dunlap. al
the state Line House.
VIVID. cRkAsRy,
myfssea ASeAt toe Russel X. AcBafk.