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]. 4. AMSLEY g. CO.,
NO. 800 BROAD ST,
AUG gS'EA, GJa.
ATHENS, G. ~. No,

ATHENS, GA. Nov. %. 1859.
D|"r SIR: Rhodes super Phosphate has been
aprlirdhy ne hi! vtar,on sina,, scn!e to bo, n
Corn and C"'Ion. The result excce..rp my tX-
pec,"ti"n, although the experiments, ivr many
reasons, w"r" not. and could not be conduct aI
with due caution yr: am entirely sa,isf cI
that ;;'c "row.i "i weed, in both instances the
Iruit III r"rn ana the number Of bu,ls of cuttou
were fully d"uA!e thc yield in the PORTIONS un.
ma'urcd and This when only Il iah" spoonful
of The Super ph"s phutc was applied as a ,nr.
dressing /" each hi! Of corn. and I, tea.spoonfl
- each stn!k OF c"itnn--and the last ns late in
ihr season as the 18th Of July. Some Of the
weed grew 10 II inc feet high, with six fee,
brhnchvs, co"crc'! with boi,s, while the uuua.
nurrd was not ha'iso good. It is my intention
neXi year. /" test It more fully.
Very itr>rcrtfu!lv,
1UUrlroSt "h't sorv't
(SigncD NJ. G. II. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, &C.. L. H.) Nov. IS, 1859.
Mcss:~. j. \. AS>Lhy 4; Co.:
G,nfS Il bought n ton Of Rhodes Sun.r-
l'h"srhatr IN Baltimore. last Spring, sir. H. d.
l."uncr, OF EriZrn to test It's value AZ q nln-
nnre pu, about l25 lbs. on aa acre of co on,
III the drill, on land that would not make over
70 to 100 lbs. of seed cotton per acre without
Manure The result is entirely satisfactory
have made 1T least from 40 To :JIU lbs to the
ace on tbs very l."or land. | expect to ru,-
chase !o;n 10 tons icrmv Spring crop NV
Oversecr wishes III" to put his name to this also.
Yours, III great haste,
(SigneO p. W. rHINrUP,
WILLIAM FOSTER
Dc. "a, lS59'34 IT,
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C{sEHs OEAEE IlEygEDY.

nm my yr"''Dtc t,'',' tU, tiOB0fHG'G
Aud all DiScH>rS of lIc Urinary OreanS.
'I>liIS Remedy cures wlrn all other prrpara.
l. t""s iaii. II is "nfirrlrn' lik" every "iier
""m''n"nd. ro"ta!nin" j." mi"ni"f poison " ran.
s'""S bf"1. rs it is pr"r'r.h solely from Eoc;x.
E"rhS and L'"'rS, n"d las been HANDED d"wu
L"d;c"s. ltis offered 10 the public OH its own III
irInsic mrrits.F 1t performs is duty quickly abd
thoroughly. Til" ".,rI;"""ic of ihrr sex will
he I"na'i hy using 'ii- I'"" @rin,r Of piaring
themselves ut he mercy ofsome Quaci or Pro
i"*>"r. This H"n"dy strikes atthc very Hooi of
the disease; its tendency is not simply to suspend
tbs poison. but 10 Remove the ca,lse on.which it.
icp'uIs.-Full directions in pamphlet form ne
company each b"il".-The speedy and pcrma-
n"nl relief afforded hv this Remedy, in all ca .es
u: G""ofh"n. Gtcei, Gra""i. iSir;rrie E7uof III
brx. Nh;i'S M t""otrs) and all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, has a>ionshca The st scien
iiic men Of he age. Thi- remedy not only rrad-
icntes ali po;&rt from ihe Mq.;rni but inrg0faf,S
The most delicate constitution. Is 1t does not
affect the breath or interfere with any class Of
business, or require any dcviciion From the usu
al diet. ES5 1t requires no assistance from oih
er medicine. And what enhances it's value 8
the entire absence of,nIl nnuseous taste, being
pleasant and delicious syrup. -
Price 81 per BoHlf. or Three Bottles for IS.
POTTER g. MERVIN, Sole Proprietors,
st. Louis No.
Sold in Ahheville by D. MCLAUGHLIN, aud all
responsible dealers in medicines. Van Schaak
Il Grirrson. Charleston. Wholesale Agents.
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Election Notice.

TTNHE ELECTION for Senator, Representa-.
Il ti"cs and Tax Collector i'll he held OH the
SECOND MONDAY Of October nert ut the
following places. and conducted b. the follow
ing persons. Polls open two days for Senator
and Rcprcscntutivcs-one day Tor Tax Cocc
tor:
Member TO Congress also to be- elected sam
day.
Couu Honsa-John w Lesly, James A. Nc
Cord, John a. Hunter.
WorrcptGn-W. Ii Brooks, Vim. o. Pursly.
Robcr. Wi,pn
Cat1ha"'s-Jemcs NJ. Calwis!e, BAIL Gala.
han, SIcrIa:d Callahan.
Lo~" ls"i'lc II. T. Cunningham, John ~.
Moselv. James Clark.
- Calho".s -NN5-Eiwarl F. Parker, VIM IL.
TaEso,t, Il. 4. Rogers
Bra@cy's-A. L. McCaslan, J. f. Criswell,
Hhite X"i-Dr. Jos. Marshall, Willis Smith
M. W. Coleman.
Gree"~ooAGeorCe N. Conner, T. l.. Cole
man, John Boozcr.
WooaeiHe-I. r. 1albcrt. John Hutchinson,
IVY. D. Hunter
Lo"y C""c .EUls-Thos. J. Ellis, Wm. Mich.
"Eia. Benz. Eakin.
Don"aidsri!ie-B L. Moscly, J. n. Searicht,
Robert Brown'ce.
.Gavid Clelland.
Sa.'tssiHe-sas Ray Franklin Kellar, A.
III. Morton.
Gaar Springs-Frank'in Ruff, David j..
w ardlaw, !ohn l.. Devlin
MoSetys-J. G. Willard, George L. Pattc.-
~son, Williams Trewilt.
, Gofhroa's-Jas. H. Wideman, Jno H. Chiles,
Robert Lies.
DMe lreI-Robert W. IIaddcn, James Ma.
gill, d. ". Hawthorn.
G1TkeS@"Fry-W. q; c. Kugh, B. J. Hart, Jos.
S;Pssds-Joseph Mosely, J. G. Johnson Sam.
'Doaso'ts Store-W. a. j. Ware. w. L. Nor.
wood James r. Latiner.
Hora:n"r-J. l.. Bouchiilon, Thomas MEALS.
N"et"-Si Sir.--James w. LpscoInL, John w.
Calhoun, James ". Fooshe
ter, Peter Guilebeau.
Sept! II, 1850, 20 tide
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Sheriff's Sales.

s>AS41 LII = kJn -C0s
PY VIRTUE of eundR wri,s of Fiei Facias
- 10 me directed..I will sell at Abbeyillc
Goult House. yop the first Monday in OCTO.
BEH next, withig the legal hours Of sale, the
following property, to wit:
100 Acres Of Land, more or less. as The rrop-
erty OF Allen Reagan, ads W. W. Perryman,
and Others
III Acres Of Land. more or less, as the prop
erty OF James Davis, ads, Joel f. Smith, and
6 Acres Of Land. more or less, rs the property
OF Edmond D. Gaiues, ads, Charles Murphey,
and others.
SO Acres OF Land, more or less, as the prop.
er,y of John McBryde, ads, Rcsben Weed, and
House and Lot IN the Village of Greenw ool
coptnining seven Acres, more or Isss as the
property of s. Lewis Bond, ads, Perryman q nd
Waller, and others.
~ 2rWagons, one Four Horse. and the other a
WD norse, ne0'. Us the property Of J. v.
schrader, ads Sloan. Magee & CO.
II Negro man, Patrick, az the rroperiv Of
W. d. Bensty,sads. Perryman d Waller, and
"a eJos.tT. MOORE, SAD.
SherifFs Office, Sept Al2, 1850
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KAuFFER, BAUM & co..
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
BROAD
UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUSTA,

TIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully Inform Merchants Dealers that they
enlarged in e
Georgia is this
n fnvJ w in
sheI" establish 1r Wholesale
cheap
establishment K,rrrn i
Novei
md Trisboie
ruavclhE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12
Original Poetry.

Written for the Times.
LIFE 10 BUT A DREAM.
In cildhood's days long passed away,
- How smooth LIES current ran,
The earth was then SO bright and fair,
Twas then lifes dreams began.
a ,rwa. then we look'd DER LIES dark vale,
Il Unmoved by hopes or fears,
IN Twas then life's schemes we pictured out,
To fade in after years.
lelentless Time, who waits for none,
Brings changes in its train,
owever bright our youth may be,
Age brings us care and pain.
ge dream of friends to so dear.
Nor think that they can change,
u Let sorrow DER our pathway hang,
They're gone-how very stranger
PTS thus our hopes shall pass away,
Like clouds before the sun,
d They're bright to.day-to-morrow dim,
They're fading one by one.
nd thus to me life's ever been,
cold and chilling stream,
knd all its changing currents tell,
That Life is but . dream.
One of the late songs OF George p. Morris,
6 with the following exquisite gush ct sentiment:
81 love the night when the moon shines bright
On flowers that drink the dew
When cascades shout rs the stars peep out
From the boundlcss fields Of blue;
But dearer far than moon or star,
- Or flowers Of gaudy hue,
nr murmuring thrills Of mountain riils,
love, love, love-you."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12

W-The Union Guard, in its last num-
Der, says: 'Our information from Penn.
Is Of the most encouraging character. The
Union party is increasing at rapid rate,
and the influence of the iron and coal inter-
csts will undoubtedly be concentrated upon
the Union ticket in November. Our friends
at the South may rely upon it that, altho'
but few outward manifestations are made
by the Union men in Penn, they are hard
at work, and will not fail to render good
account Of themsclvc&pt the election. The
effect Of the New York movement will be
paralyzing spon the Republicans Of Penn.
Without New York; Penn. will avail moth
ing to the sectional cause. The loss of N.
Y. will most probably insure the loss Of
Penn. also, and as goes Penn, SO goes New
Jersey, Indiana, and Illinois. The ranks
Of tho Republicans being broken in the
great Central, Middle States, their defeat
and humiliation as a party in November is
inevitable"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12
Wheeler, Melick & Co.'s
Celebrated Two-IIorse Railway
Threshing Machines
!SeDNrNtO,.s r. W'iasMOeCeS'S

WYE offer these Machines to the Iowa Farmers
w satisfied that they are just the Machines their
wants require.
They can with propriety, be termed the
PREMIUM TWRESUER,
Having taken a first Premium Two-llorse Thresh
or, mt the last United States Fair They have been
improved this season, by adding dust chimney te
carry of the dust from the Feeders face also, by
putting on an Elevator carry the Taings back tt
the cylinder again. These Machines are War
ranted to give entire satisfaction may be returned
at the expiration of reasonable time for trial.
HAYT & BURDICK,
August Is ls6Owe Agents at McGrego,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12
NICHOLS, BRITT & CO.,
COmsMsiSSiOas Merchants

(Corner Of South Water and Ferry Streets
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Established 1852.
For the sale Of FLOUR, WHEAT. aud other Produce
Our customers can rely upon having their business
well attended to give personal attention to all
consignMents.
CASH advanced property in store to be sold here
or In any OF the Eastern markets.
CoNsIGNMRNTs are respectfully solicited.
RRF.RENCEs-The Merchsnts and Bankers OF Mil
waukee May l, 1SeOyl
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TERMS, CASH!

WE have Large Stock, and are selling at low
w prices for Cash, and should be pleased to re-
ceive orders for goods in line which will receive
prompt attention.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12

~ "There's more in that fellows head,
Sam, than you imagine" said Dick Of .
sleepy bsking fellow standing by. "That
may be-" replied the other grayely, "but l
always suspected he had EN-"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-12

June Goth. 1860.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

DEMOCRATIC DIsHoSEsrY-It will be re
membered that some time ago. the Demo
cratic newspapers all over the country
published disconnected extract from the
speech Of Carl Schurz. which taken as it
was without the portions preceding or fol
lowing would be understood as making
light of the Declaration of Independence,
but which was indeed only introduced to
show how Douglas would be compelled to
read the Declaration, if his views were cor
rect. Some few Democratic journals, hay
ing their attention called to the portions
of the speech going before and following
the extract, had the honesty TO make the
asseade honorable to Mr.. Schurz for the great
injustice done him. The number however
was few pared with those who have
persisted in this dishonOrable misrepre-
sentation Of a pure patriot. The Cleve-
land Democrat making its correction, took
occasion to say that the man who first pub
hsbed the extract as it was put forth by
the Democracy, was worse than & common
thief. II such is the fact aud We can't
doubt il, are not those editors who persist
IN their misrepresentation GrtieePs erini
ais-equally as bad as the original knsve'
The Journal is ose of those which persist
in their dishonesty, lhosgh We have time
and again called its attention 10 the facts
Nov wall it have the common honesty t.
make tie correction, OF will it come unde
brand Of infsmy. as portrayed by thu
Cleveland Democrat 2 We shall see
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
G. A u ITO N.
Spurious American Watches

spurious American Watches
We are credibly informed that some of the
Jewellers of Cincinnati and other places are
selling foreign counterfeit and imitation Ameri-
can Watches, for the genuine article, manu-
featured at Waltham, Mass, and particularly
foreign imitation ofour watch, named p. S.
hartley, which is represented to be manuisc-
tured in Hartford, Conn. 1t n az be of service
to the pubic to be informed that there is no
mandatory OF watches in that place. The
genuine article of one grade OF our watches is
named" P. S. Bartlett, waltham, Mass and
and all oar watches of every grade are marked
"waltham, Mass"
nlshr1iy necessary 10 state that such are
like our Watches ia SJzM only, aad are made
upon the same old system that has already
Hooded the country with watches that are not
only vexatiOus and constant source Of ex-
pensc, but really useless to the owners. and
when bought for genuine are calculated 10 in
jure the high reputation which our watches
have attained. We therefore caution The pub
lie against buying our watches FROM any per-
son who cannot furnish certificate OF genu-
inenessfor every watch oGs-el for sale, bearing
the number of the watch AMI The signature of
the Treasurer sfthe Company, x. L. Robins -
We also beg to infor III these WHO doal in
spurious. that legal proceedings will be inst l.
tuted against them, upon any we'll authenticated
instance of their selling Counterfeit or color
able imitation Of any of our products.
For the American Watch Co.
ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents,
sepi9dwem IS2 Broadway.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

EVANSVILLE RACE CoURsE.-We under
stand that Sir. A. j Morse has taken
charge Of the Evansville Race Cour Sc and
is preparing for some interesting sport du-
ring the present month. Mr.. Morse is an
excellent horseman, and is well acquainted
with all the mInutie of the turf. He will
do doubt, furnish plenty of amusement to
the denizens of the Crescent City of Indi
ana. Among the races to come off over
the couse will be two made up between
Messrs. A. j. Morse aud John d. Bell OF
this city. These will be brilliant matches,
and will agord much interest to those hav
ing a penchant for 2:40 rags. The horses
are very closely matched. and the race will
be sharpl contested. The first of these
races will take place on the Oath and the
other on the 26th of this month.
Lovers of the turf. aud of fast horses,
will bear this in mind.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

Trial OF ENGINEs.-The contest for the
Trumpet by the several Fire companies, on
yesterday attracted a vast concourse of
people to the corser of Market and Cherry
streets. After attempting to erect a very
large and tall pole which broke. and was
left lying, the engines took their positions
one after another and each made trial of
their powers. The Niagara Co.. No. / led
off and threw a nice stream to the distance
of about 156 feet. Vigo Co.. No. 2, next
took the eistern and threw lively stream
which however fell some two feet short of
the distance reached by the Niagara. The
Northern Liberty, No. 3, next took position
and threw a stream extending a long ways
beyond either of the others. Il being dis
covered that the 3's had used patent pipe.
the rs and 2's became dissatisfied and re
fused to continue the contest.
The matter we believe has been referred
TO the Fire Association for a0iustmtn nj -
We refrain from making any further re
marks on the subject until the Association
shall have passed upon it,.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17


In some states the inhabitants are 100
poor to establish asylums for orphans,
lnebriates, deaf mutes, dc, aud in some
pats even churches and schools, and
hence they resort 70 the Lottery around
which they throw every possible guard
Yet there air persons who declsim against
the system, because "bogus" concerns
exist Upon the same principle they
Would break up the ouction business, be-
cause they often encounter "Peter Funk :"
Great good flows from legal Lottery; and
every purchaser of a ticket, whilst he has
a good chance to draw prize, assists In a
noble work of charity, or other public ben
eft. Such are the Lotteries of Messrs. Wood
Eddy & Co. os Wilmington, Delaware. and
St. Louis, Missouri, who will send to any
address, upon receipt of 50 so, So $40 or
500, by return mail. part or whole ticket,
which msy draw the capital prize of $40,
600.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

ESDoRsIxs JOHNSON While the journal
and papers of like ilk are denying that
HsrscheI V. Johnson said be would prefer
10 see negro 10 the Presidential chair ra-
Their thar Abe Lincoln, oihers. more reck-
less il possible in their devotion 10 the
African race. scknowleGge that johnson
did use such expressions, aEd endorse the
sentiment.
We are informed On unquestioDsbIe at
lhority, that a Democrat from Linton
Township, while in the Clerks office yes
terjaY morning, boldly eudorsed Herschel'
declaring nphaticalIy that he would rath-
err zee "nigger" in the Presidential chair
than Abe Lincoln. and that be would soon
er vote for "Digger" than for Abe Lin
coin.
We do not pretend to asy that this is a
common sentiment among Democrats, but
We do know that no Republican could be
induced TO acknowledge such a preference,
even il compelled to substitute Dougla
for Lincoln
What does our brother Of the Journal
think Of Linton Democracy
We have heard of distinguished Demo
crats in this city who have expressed 3
like preference with Vesuvius Johnson.
and now We hope that the cry Of negro
lovers" will be applied where II belongs
10 the Democracy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

MORE FusIoS-MoRE CoNFUsIox. Since
the Waterloo defeat of the squatters on
Tuesday last we hear of new combinations
to beat Honest Old Abe. Make them up
gentlemen you may as well waste your
time in such experiments as at anything
else. We hold both bowers, ace, king and
queen, with the "ten spot" for "deck
head" II will puzzle you to get trick. -
But continue to fuse by all means. II will
amuse you, aud US too.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

IsDIASA STATE FAIR The Indiana State
Fair commenced yesterday, and will cor
tinus during the week.
The Terre Haute d Richmond Railroad,
as usual, has made arrangements to carry
visitors from this city. and on the line OF
the road, at half fare.
In addition TO the regular accommoda.
ton train, which leaves this city at 7:05
each morning, IN extra train will leave i'm
mediately after the regular train. Passen
gers will be carried on both trains at regu-
lar fare to indianapolis aud will be return
ed free.
Tickets must be procured
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
Tickets must be procured .

MAERrED.-In Bowling Green on Friday
evening Oct 18th, Mr.. Clinton u. Thomp.
son TO Miss Catharins E. Geiger, both oil
Bowling Green.
We bid our friend Clint. cordial well
aud hope he may prove as good husband
as he is a whole souled good fellow.
MARRIED--On the 9Th of October, by
Lambert Duy, Esq, Samuel P. Jacobs and
Margaret Strain. of Vigo county.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

u The Journal Of last night endorses
the remarks of the Sentinel in respect to
what Vesuvius johnson said in his speech
in this city. Now the Journal knows il
either editor heard the speech that the dis.
patch sent from this city was essentially
true. as can be proven by number of our
best citizens. OF course. the telegraph sp-
orator was not responsible for the dispatch.
as the Journal says, it was a private dis
patch, but it was the truth nevertheless.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

Sic. BLIz.-A broad grin may be seen
on the faces of our citizens all over town
this morning. from the mere announce.
ment that Sig. Blilz is coming. No man
in this age has attained such a world wide
celebrity as Sig. BliIz. and we expect to
see the City SchoO! House packed full on
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
4as CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA.
SIXTH YEAR of the ENTERPRISE
beard.

aCdhDs
Having purchased the spacious Iron
Building, No. 439 Chestnut Street, and
fitted it up with every convenisnce TO ia
cilitate my business, particularly that
branch devoted to Country Orders; and
having larger capital than any other
party invested in the business, 1 am now
prepared to offer greater inducements, and
better gifts than ever to my customers.
will furnish any book Of moral char
acter. the regular retail price of which is
81 or upwards. and give present, worth
from 80 cents TO 500 with each book, md
guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. as ]
AIN determined TO maintain the reputation
already bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia are in.
vited to call aud Judge for themselves.
G. G. EVANS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17

IsFASTIeIDE-The body Of new born
infant was found in the river yesterday =
From indications in the vicinity. it is sup
posed tina, it had been born upon the
shore and mace way with in this manner.
No clue has yet been discovered to the in
human mother.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
ACCIDENT team of NJ. D. Miller

ACCIDENT The team Of NJ ID. Miller
becoming frightened, yesterday morning,
somewhere above the city. ran away,
throwing the driver. Mr. Mercer, from
the wogon, which passed over his leg. pro
ducing compound fracture of the bone
just below the knee. lie was picked up
by coountryman coming into town and
brought to the house of Mr. Miller, on
Eagle street. where his injury was attend
ed to by Drs. Thonp son aud Nah sn
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
DR. Robnck's Scandinavian Blood
s.Iiis aud Blond Purifier.

like blood is the life" says Scripture;
so says Science also. Expel corruption
from the blood and no diesse can exist in
the system. My Blood Fills and Purifier
perform their ask effectually. They are
powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all
forms Of disease, which arise from impure
blood, simply because they remove the
common causes of disease from the life
sustaining fluid. Hence their apparently
miraculous cures of scrofula, eruptions.
tumors, dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheu
matism, swelling of the joints, and all at
fections of the internal organs, which do
not proceed from mallormation. See ad
vertiseDent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-17
SECURITY
Slate Roofing.

Iwsuld respectfully, call the attention of all
persons, that are building, or contemplate, so
doing; to the fact that, am prepared, to furnish
SLATE ROOFINGS, and nuti il on; all kinds oil
buildings; at such ra es as TO make il matter cf
consideration. as IL VIII cost but a triAc more
than lin and wiIIlast life time without repair,
and needs ne painting.
PROOF BUT PIRE=PR0oE.
will take pleasure in sho W ing samples To any
perscn who may wish to examine them at No.
% west Ohio street.
Best of reference given IL desired, and all
work warranted perfeetor ne pay.
c. III. BROWN
I am alse prepared to contract for the erection
OF buildings of every description. both public and
private. Plans and specifications furnished to
order, shop No. rs west Ohio steet. Give me q
call. O. II. B.
Sent. 25dv3m.