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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-26
GEN. PATTON
From the Warren Nail of the 18th Sept.

From the Warren Mail of the 18th Sept.
Our candidate for Congress, Gen. John Pat
ton, arrived here last Monday evening. An
Informal meeting of our Wide Awake Club
was forthwith called as the bes. way of seeing
him and aking his acquaintance. Being cal
led on for speech, he responded briefly and
happily. Though not professional speaker,
but merely working business man, he SAID he
was not prepared to entertain an audience
with long arguments or eloquent flights Of
fancy, but he was very glad 10 meet his Re-
publican friends in Warren and avow his po-
Iitical sentiments freely and fully. AT home
he said he was well known as straight out
Republican. The platform adopted at Chica-
GO met his cordial and hearty approval. If
elected, he should do the best to carry its
noble principles into practice. He believed
that the aggressions of the Slave Power had
gone far enough. The doctrine of our fathers
ought to be adhered to and the broad beauti-
full Territories of the West should be dedica-
ted to free labor and to free men. He was in
favor of Homstead Bill and such system of
Protection to free labor as will develop the "a
bundant resources of our State. He urged a
thorough and energetic canvass in Warren
County, not simply because he was interested
personally but because it is important at this
crisis to rally all our forces for the right-be
cause we ought to elect Col. Curtin in Octo
ber and thereby secure the triumph of Lin
coin and Hamlin in November next. AL
though he talked but few minutes, he really
said more to the purpose than Mr.. Kerr did in
an hour. Unlike Kerr he seems to believe
that language was made to communicate mems
ideas, not to conceal them, while his unatfect-
ed cordiality,of manner; energetic business like
action and his earneStnass and honest face,
gave force to and confidence in his frank "a
vowals of principle, and won him many friends
The impression he made here is good one.
We like him most decidedly. He is work
er in earnest, We believe he is sound in the
Republican faith and has just the nerve and
back bone to stand up for our rights on the
floor OF Congress and defy the arrogance and
buster of the Slave Power. We wish every
voter in the County could meet him. We
are sure they would never prefer the dodg
ing, oily CANNON Kerr to the frank honest and
able John Patton of Clearfield County.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-26

REED, WEAVER & CO,
Market ST., doors NORTH Of the Court Hons,
"HERE they are just opening an unus,,i,-
w large and well selected stock of goods spi;y
ed to the wants of the community for the FaIIos
Winter Trade which they offer in large or sr ~
quantities on the most reasona bic terms Cali as
examine for yourselves Their assortment of 1H1
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
is very large and c,pplete, embracing almoster
cry articla bs's of fashion and service Fsnso;,,
attention Mas been paid to the selection Of Ia
DIES DhnSS GOODS, which are of every yaria.
and the very latest styles Silks. Delanes pIai5!
{ surgs, Merinos, Poplins. Alpacas, Casbmerss
zach, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams Print
SnIsses Cambrcs. Brilliants, Figured and pIa;55
Bobbinetts, Veil Baize. Irish Linen and Clo.b.
Black and Fancy Cassmeres. Sattinets, TweeJ,'
Corduroys. Hickory Stripe, Ticking, Crash. IGs'
per, Bleached and Unbleached Musfins and DriI
Red Grey. White and Canton Flannel. Lip,ey,'
&c. Also, large stock of Ladies' and Cent?
mems Shawls Double and Single Stellas and CbS
miles, Black and Drab Cloth, Capcs Of the ysry
latest fashion. soptIq
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-26

NOTICETo SCHOOL DIRECTORS AND TEA.
n CuERS OE CLEAREIELn C0--If rotL;u.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-26

THE CAR IN TOWN !-Evervbos,
wants good Ambrotype, Daguerreo,~ho ~ho
Melainotype any other kind of LikSne!pe'
should at once call at Charley Holes ear 81 ss
ulearmeld House. q. IN Clearield Borough Thers
25 cents to So. Sept 10 ISsoe rom
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Saponifier. or Concentrate Lye,

THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER
a y Indispensable article in every family.
\ whereby. with theifOriinar' Kitchen grease
combined with the Saponiher, ney can make
ala tae Soad they use--Aar,i. soi@ and hncy.-
n will make hard water soft, and M clean type
~ usrf.,tisp--nothine equals II llF cleaning and
securing. II - putup IA air-ttset iron boxes OF
IL. each, which viii make. VIII. from 10 ies
common grease from - TO . gallons elegant
soft .oar or 70 10 lbs hard.
IL IA. now been several years since tis invai-
aaeie article was first introduced 40 the public,
aud .he estimation in which u j. held, wherever
known Ind tried, and the Immense demand Tor
II from all quarters. are conclusive preois oi its
reaf merits and val ue q family aftleic.
RFVVAKE OF tNtTATlONS.--Ihe success Of
our article. like that o. all discoveric. Of true
mcritand value has induced unpnnoiped par
ue- to initiate H. We therefore caution me
outiic against worthless counteIhcis, and take
none nut the genuine, original and patented ar
ticle. manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co,
OF R.st rareutam. Allegheny county, PA. ofrce
AM Depot. No. JOG Peun 81. above the Canal
Bridge, ftffrhtR"' fhNN.
Wc also manufacture ~ standard quality
caustic soda FOR soad maker, Soda a 81, Refined
peras. Mangaae e, Nitlic Acid. soda salartds,
bleaching Powder. Muriafie foii. Sulphoue
Aqua FaIlis and Chioroiorm.
/ kxtra-Rehned Sn0w- White Fable. Diary and
/ Packing sat. warranted entirely Pure and Dry
pot 40 in various packages and styles. The on
| in pure SAT- In The country.
y = For sale by all storakeepess IA the Uni
ted Siates.
1000 case. saponiaer. senuiue for sale al man
afactutcf's prices io io',to snit 30 rcha-sls. ol
PINE & KktL0CG.
apsdwiy ~ Louis. No
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
HOW lard ASSOCIATION,

a Bsnsv0ient ImstitAfieH. esfabhsAfd ~ sPeSta
eadscmeRf fer rae rtfsef Of fAs sieA aHa DE-
frsssed, afflicted 9th ysrHlfHf aHa fgsas~ie
diseases.
The Howard Associatiou IA view q
the " fal destruction OF human lliei caused oy
SeAua.diseascs, aud The receptions praetited up
on the unfortunate victims OF sucn diseases b1
QuaCks. several years aeo directed fAcll Con
sultinr Surgeon, ass Charitable Act wof-
tiny oftneir name. 20 open a bispenrstY for he
treatment Of this ciass 81 dis cases. IA allthciT
forms, "A nd togive Medical Advice d rat
- toall who apply by letter, with description
OF their condition, (age. occupation, hatits ol
life. Nc-.) aud IN cases OF extreme poverty, 10
Suruish medicines Free OF charge.
| Itisncedlcss 20 add that the Association com
mand- the hi CHEST Medical skill Of the age. and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors 0fthe Association. in theiranGu,
alRcporf upon the treatment Of sexual Diseases
expressive highest satisfaction Hlih the success
which has attended the labors Of their Surgeon.
/ in the ours OF Spermatorrboa. seminal Weak
/ ness. Gonorhoca, elect. Syphihs. the Wee o.
! Onanism OF Sclf.Abusc. Diseases II the Kidney
and bladder, q c.. aud order Continuance Of The
same plan for the ensuing year.
4 Valuable Reports on Spcrmatorrhoea ana oth
| en- Disease, ~ The sexual organs. and on ihs
| New Remedies employed in the Dispensary.scn'
TO the aficted ia sealed letter envelopes. free 81
/ charge Two or three stAnp~ for postage viii e'
! acJcl table
/ Address. for Report Of treatment. DIR. J
SkILLlN HOuGHTON, Acting surgeon, How
ard Association. No. South Ninth street.. phil
adelpuia. Pa.
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA II HEARTH ELL. President.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

KEEP II BgFORE THE PKoPLE.--Ihat
the Republican State ticket Is com
posed Of Abolition, Negro Equality
Republicans.-7crre- hasfts Joarnol.
hsep Il tefore The people, that the
author OF the above Is base liar. and
in no more plain manner has he exb'b'-
ted this detestible trait of character
than in penning and publishing the
above malicious slander.-PafaaD
1 Kramer
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

In the Pigsburg Jperual Of ,hs ed

In the Piusbury Jpuruai Of the ed
inst. we End the following
CAPITAL SHOULD owx ITS LABOR
Write il out aud look al il. all you
laboring aad toilipg thousands ofthss
city and State. The Democracy
Heaven save the mark, at Baltimore
have nominated a ticket, on which I
Johnsoncf Georgia. is candidate Con /
viea. President. This man. on the |
I7thf OF September, 1856, made
speech in Philadelphia 10 which be
said =. ...-
ave believe capital sbcald own Ia
Dor. IS there any doubt that there
musl De . iaborlng class everywhere
In All countries aud under every form
OF social Reorganization there must be a
laborsna class class OF men who
getfhelr living BY the sweat Of them
brow: and then there must De anoth--
er class that controls and directs the
capital OF the country
We ask our readers. thousands oil
whom are men whose hands have been
hardened bY toll. We ask you new, u
vo,, can. 10 vote for a ticket that car
ries on /. the name of q man who can
unblashn.QIy IN the capital OF this
mighty labor STATE, stand up aud say
that the owners OF our foundries. roll
INC m,Ils, coal mines and farms should
ooa he sinsrs aud iks s0uis Of those
- .,.,,n mir Irs1f 81 ne scs0f 81
their bror." $40
And moreover. this vile calumn's-
TOR Of honester men than he dares G
be. puts his argument boldly upon tn
ground thai eopitgi should o'rn ~ o'al
ia5,r because u - ioborl There -.
says he. "a laboring class. and a ruin,
classi"
What man is this. who has the hsr
dihood % cast auch slur upon on
,n.,,tut,ons. "a laboring class own
ed bv capital" indeed. Who WEI
Benjamin Frankie, Roger sherman
Gen. Green. and hosts OF our bes. an
.,reatest men. but ofthe laboring elas'
ct Johnson coma 70 our city. anu
will point b,m 10 the capitalist wi
"a also tho laborer. aud The labor
who has bis snug sum IN The bank
arainy day. fhia isyour Democrat
hero IL 900. whose highest idea
labor ia what he sees scourged daily
the rice swamps or exposed on q
auction block HE laboreF 10 thedov
trodden one whom the man..leal
puaks from his family. chains N =
cofie. IA sea.is elasklng u the l'l
doom OF unrequl,sd toll !
To our Demoeratic Vice Preside
tial'eaniiists. eyety man OF feuns.
wanna who eats HE bread in the ave
OF his face" i 80 much bone and ~
ewto be bought and sold by capita
and owned by "cspitsl,' whipped
capital" plundered by capital. a
damned IL "capiisI" please Mind.
IL labor" that capital" should ow
not Africans. nor Indians. nor Japa
csc nor Chinese coolies, nor any p
ticular class OF toliers, but Labor
which. the thing being put for
pelson. includes all men who do lab
whether IN the deadly rice swamp
der the scorching sun Of Georgia.
by the blazing iorges Of Pennsylyan
The. laborng man who, knowing
that speech ofJohnson's, would
vote Cor him for aay Office. deserUes
te a planfafion slave, and Should 70
10 IKE crack Of ,ehiP all The days o.
iJc rrs .UD
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

xr-The Daily Southern Coafeders-
cy Is cot ,he rampant Douglas and
Johnson >. .sns Of TIE Slave States.
Il thus frees ils mind onthe subject Of
disuaion.
But IL the worst does come film
coin Is elected. III "a eilA one Asar ava
mind forget ft<Pas AID CO oCr OF THE
UNION rOsKrHEs. II ne permit the
blacks 10 come into power. and allow
them 70 govern Us. they val. IN four
short years iaHict moral sting upon
slavery from which IL viii never re
cover. We must not permit IL.
Douglas charges the Breckenridge
men Of The South with being disunion.
lists. and presents nonintervention -
the grzbd hesling sslve: but the 6rsl
threat Of disunion since the Baltimore
nominations come from Populsr Sow
sreigufy adsocatss--s fact worth re-
memberiag.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

..rha sfd oaken tuckr;-thr iron boand haek 81 i,
me flo%.-roverrf eerS~t. thst bangs iu ne welt
IRA snhser - have purchased the rafent
rirtt 81 tise eosnts, ior ne purpose ~
faauufaefurtux T~al-s tsurrcfef device Tor 49,
in eatfr.
"a. vsrhise fer simplicity. Durabiitf and
Ease of Operations. IL taf Superior 50 cay ether
appsratas. for rslsing ~afrr, ros ia use, conl-
kislef a. ID does she foiiouinE aissnisges. II
ear sally - adiested - sells fauf tepth. md
SOD - sarrantei - rzlse I'D ewIts. via orei-
naTftafrirE'
Fsrr Bscksfs 81 Wsser ~ Minsfs
Frssa ~eii. tueuts fsef ae-l,. SD III ~ofk ir
ira proportion te re icFiA 81 oxE iirynnrp
80 Ftrrx FsFt n nssef ffcffas. ant ~uureig
aralds th~ gat.ilno2s s1ects ard ta4 taste and
snell. rirtr - uai-r ~ pumps snf efaef iar-
hnes li h a npls ia fnatifartieu. ane 20 il
Sc 81 est oat 81 reFalr. lass easily snrtsd. 80
hata fhIli - trE years caa nI'srate q via per-
lsrf tsse Ths Bstisf saPf,fs tsf0 riftosf
"a 80 - fAs HAD. thcs avoitirf fts dagger
aaI Iaeanvenisnrs 81 usng rnacttuts.
II isfk< Clespes nsckins nsr "a zse
Naaafartarea ana soid ~ tAs Subscribers a.
<hsssf.s eaop 80 MaIa street
nowARu a Bg0
Tesrs-Haute. 10. ls-a~Iy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The following extract from Judge
Morton's speech in reply 70 Turpie at
Bloomington. demolIshes the foolish
cry OF Negro Equality as complete
ly as anything We have seen
But my friend rurpie has a good
deal 70 say about negro equality. That
Is the burden Of the song upon the
part Of the Democratic party-negro
equality--negro equality Who Is IN
favor Is the Republican party IN IA
vor of il? Ii SO. where is the evidence
oflty We have great deal Of loose
defamation.
Col. Foster-Ibwill tell you where
the evidence OF tis.
Mr. Mogton.-Well. say on.
Col. FOSTER In Massachusetts, /;
ninety-6ve white woman married 10 as
many negroes.
Mr. Morton.-My friend speaks of
negroes voting in Massachusetts,
When were negroes first allowed to
vote there? Has il been since the Re
publican party has been IN existence
No. air they voted IN those bslmy
days when the Democratic party elect
ed Governors. lGreat Applsnse.
Col. Fcstsr.-iam speaking ofprac
teal amalgamation.
Mr.. Morton.-You placed It there.
Nv friend spoke oiOhio. to. he spoke
Of the STATE Of Ohio. the negroes be
ing allowed 10 vote there. ask un-
der what Constitution they are allow
ed to vote? That Constitution was
made when the Democratic party bad
majority Of twenty thousand IN that
State. (great applause and IN the
Convention that made that C0nstilu.
ton there was large Democratic ma
jority. (Continued Applause. When
were Negroes 6rstsllowed 10 vote 10 he
State ofMsines In the good old DAYS
when the Democratic party had an
overwhelming majority Renewee
applause. 10 poiatof fact nv friend
cannot point 10 a Jingle step taken u
Free State toward enlsrging the
rights OF free negro toward negrS
equslay -since the Republican party
YES called into power. Ny friend
may take the state OF New York
When were mex oes hrst allowed Il
vote therr2 Years and yesrssgo. be
fore The Republican party had power
Who was m favor of u? Martin Var
Buren,. the bosom friend Of Jackson
the man who with his son John ar
arden, supporters Of this Democratic
Administration applause
So hr as the thing - concerned Al
this was done yesrs ago The Demo
cratic pAry q As much responsive 70
them to day rs ever. and a. far as tn
Republican party = Concerned the'
were all done before j, was called lnt
erissence. Much -4pPiAass.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
THE MOuNrflN OF LIGHT
or,

book OF e5n pages, iull oi hnc anatomical and
other ensravtpes. containing not only every In
formation about confidential diseases, but a com.
plete key 10 ala the secrets Of Marriage, L0ve a
Beauty. Price 50 cents-One OF the cheapest
books In the world Ifhcalth could be estima-
ted ga money, the new facts contained IN this
book, FOR Tie prevention BIN health, would be
cheap "a the above forfeiture.
0r. Jackson's female Monthly pills, invalua
BILE IN female irregularities. hut not advisable
10 be used during Pregnancy. lest they mar the
hopes OF Offspring Price Al, by mail.
nr Jackson's Perpetual Preventative
h the only articlel Ia hc world that without IN
convenience or dancer viii inmllihN prevent
conception. Thonsands OF married ladies. toe
Zee bic 10 bear children except % the hazard Of
life have reason 10 be thankful for This inven
don Sentb by mail 10 any address. NelpeSut
Reautifying Powder promotes the health of th'
skin. prevents wrinkles, and imparts an exquis
lie bloom. 81, ny mail.
Every icttermust contain six cents Ia stamps
10 &c used forreply. Address Drs. Jackson. Her
bers q CO.. or simply z. o. Box l6i-. Cincis
natl. O. once. No. i67 Sycamore street. Med
icines and instructions sent promptly 10 an
psrt ofthe country. ioctlod~6m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
JANUARY l. 1860
OFFICE OF AuplTos OF SAFE,

OFFICE OF Alllloh of NiAlt.
iNpiASarotis, Feb. n, lsC0. II
To he People o. Iadiaaa:
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company tsNiug
complied with the Law OF Indiana, hy hiinc in
ihis Office staiementoiits condition On thc hfsi
dss 80 January. i-ss1. ann having invited an cN-
animation of IT. affairs hy this nepafimri :, l.
joan " Dedd. Auditor OF the state ol iudiana.
hcreby certify HAT have made pcr.onsi and
thorough examination Of % books AID assets
4ffhc company. A. their Office IN the city Of
Hartford. Conn aud that the Company Own aud
have lu thclr possession la cash, and 10 secnu-
tis. convertible 81 pleasure. "a. afly One Million
OF Dollars. applicable 20 she payment OF losses
Ian amnunf corresponding with ihcif Official
stzfsnant ~ January last. The Hartford Pre-
fosuraalc Company has been IN exlsiencn for
aaifa century. lac hixh character oflts pficcrs
FOR Experience end prooits-the promptuess and
hiieilty with ~hiCh h. has INST ali engagements
--tastly entities ii e. tue highest rank among the
Insurance Companies 81 the ceuhtff. md con.
ioenIs itfo TIE patronage q fthe people 81 indi-
aos JOHN ". nDnn.
Auditor % State.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
DOLL q MANN.
MANUFACTURER And nttLte~ a.
.1ootS Ckc Shoes,
AT THEslGN ofrnE BIG BRASS MOOT
I.rro sGautc, Indiana.

AT THEsl0N ofrhE BIC BRASS BOO1
Icrro ssautc, Indiana.
yHyIlEY have Just received their fatt and
WINTER ~toek Of ilo0ts ana hAoef con.
slsliu4 Il Meas hne and coarse boots and shoes,
santssaitsrs-Hli klnds. Boys aud Youths ahoea,
boot aud gaiirrs rum me finest 80 The soaftssi
LADli.s DkFAKt MkNt..-Ladie's Zoe Cat
trfa Hall sAlfefk. lace iloots, buaklnn AID nups
per. with 81 without heels aIsp isdlc's hcaf,
shoes oi every description, quelii, ahd fiflr
Mis~ks AND CnlLpNtNrf WEAh -Mlesrs
ani Childrour nno Gaiteta, Lace hoois tna
slippers wlth % without hrels, epafse aud usdi.
um OF ailaiyles flom The beat a. ihe cheapest, To-
fact our stock consists of eyct1 thinf app"ftatn
lne the BuOf 4 NHot Sand We ere deter
mined go soll a. she i0Nrstiislug rates. ~ tfsi
tns truth Of this W. inSite the tliisons 81 isifs
uaute aud yigiuiif 60 give un = faii aud examine
oar stock before pufcpesiAg elss mere They
wllieudeavor 90 please al who Hon iaem
~ - ~ 80 the.F manufacturing department
they use flik Why bkaf OF ,ioNh thai ean
sc found la the ksstctn market and their NofA
men are oi tho nrst class,
~ They warrant all work manufactured if
/ heif estabilshment. kepariug lone With neAi
aess and dispatch. -
IONNsLkY'S IMPERIAL WATERPROOF
/ POLISH hLACkfNG-ihe best blatklug eve
introduced for the pre- .ervatlou Of leather. IL y
waterproof and issusceptbic 1.-THE hnest polish
For sale % the bon. Apulsi, iraN"lll
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
NOTICE soxDt~ VI
y m0st wonieflal aud world fehveed
l'LAS READ L r

ufihs xlaotsen'h enlsfy, the cnl,
NATURAL tLAtRVoY AND sFERrSs
Aud .eienunr Femais Asifoiogist Ia the Wofd.
l. eos sispplnr ai ~. 10 West Mssliugtt
street. opposite the state iioase, Indianapolis.
MADAME HOLLAND has mastered ~ ths
science embodiedtn the glorious, wonte, 'ul aud
subims gu 81 prophecy, has as,onlshsd ihnu'
sands ~ revealing The Hidden Mysteries oi the
past. ftss f.t aud Futate Prospects % litc, af'
PERTAINING % Love, C0ufishlp aud Marriage
I'D ~tia describe fholf Fatufo Partners. sithef
n.sio 80 female, with perfect Accuracy, sad pa
tafe kvcsts OF LITE. sltkncas md Death, Abseii
Fnsnis and Relatives, LAW aud Lawspits, Ire
81. ~ sea and Laed. wiii inform Ladies and
srIscf ADMIRABLE pARrSERs FOR LlrE
Csn restore perfeetuanquin'y between hns
saad aad Wife
I 4nd location With 80 much saisaciion as 4,
merit aud receive the confidence Of al ~ho haV'
| consultcd tef, aud man1 diHrfeHt eomplAih',
nvc been euufclf banished by hef wondetln
/ ul ulslratonI. Nhn can see und point out The
/ .usdlc1ns Co cure the most ohsuuats disea.e--
I even those that Tor ,eafs have safned our ofsl
physletsns. aad can direct salves aud hnimeu''
+ 10 % made and used nat VII sure OLD sore
/ lever sores, cancefs, spfaius, weakness W ih'
back aad u,nbs, aai othrf complaint. Of lenl
-lsndtng. aud has performed ast"1tshing eafe'
i ltttnoss Who had lonF since lost thrtf sigtl
+ ioasarlne. OF aearly AZ, 10y disease, la abort
+ through the ...tstsaee o. souae superior power
shs d. endowed win ne bealing sfi.
Madame Holland. absolutely adstItles nothing
but what she has ruli Ability 10 Perform, ans
never fsns 10 give perfect satisfaction TO all thu
Nish 10 b. acqualG lcd with this most wondeiia
xln. Toe q ortous star OF Heavens innaenee ga
/ Dcsfiny u Mani and she har revealed NYsirue
/ tnat 40 Mortal anew She may we'll be called M
WONDER OF ihk WORLD.
The public will bear in Mad that Madam
Holland. Ia tbe greatest clalrvoyait aud Plane
Reader that has ever visited our city.
Hours OF consultation from "a "a. tos y. NJ.
ap4iw3m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

~ q NVHuU'F7' vt
roads terminating in Wheeling. Va,
was dismissed from the road last week.
for having compimented lady on his
train Tor the Cinderella Ike smallness
~ foot which she exposed beyond
the folds q herctinoine. The compa-
ny held that il the lady had a pretty
I foo, she WAS probably aware Of It'll
not, Il was no par, Of the conductor
duty to inform her ofihe fact.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
LAID, WEBSTER & cos
Phenix Insurance Company

CASH ASSETS. ................... saoi,ts7 y
DUILDtNGs. Merchandise. Household Fur
ID allure, Rcnts, Leases and other Personal
Property Insured In these wsll-known Compa-
nie- AZ the lowest rstes-a- low asauy Company
aTcring the same security.
These Companie. and their Agent have fully
compiled with the law Of the state.
apa- &C. BURNETT. Agent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Insurance against loss or dam. e bi FIRE. on
fseilfnEs. furniturc. stores. warehouses. mcr-
chan lice. mile. manufarforie- and most all
kints 20 property. can BE- eftcfe1 ln MS tonpa-
rv. uraa a. faVarahie terms, AZ fhc urturc Of
fleflsss sad security 60 property holders ~ill
warrant.
Particular attention rircu q lnsuffng Farm
properly. consisting - Dwellings. barns and oat-
haiidlnEs connected. and fafuttare. lie stock f.
hay. xrain. armlng atrusiis. a.. contained
lherein. so term % years A. low rates 81 pre-.
n1ium.
Ap licausns Tor Insurance may - made O. The
unnefsiguea. fhr dsif auftarfst aEeni ~ ssid
comnanr q HAsFR
rsa sod rxfa A. Mex ecn-s Bank.