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Affairs iu keutucky--:,eu. Zoilsffer
ta Beriah-Thns. L. Reynolds AnS-
ious 10 Preserve the Navigation of
the Ni~sis>jppt.

FrAvEFoRr. Nv. September 10.
Horsf-A message from Gov. Magofin
was received. communicating telegraph dis
patch from Gen. Zollffer. announcing that
the safety of Tennessee demanded the occu
patton OF Cumberland Gap and the three
Long Mountains in Kentucky. and that he
had done 20 and should retain hi- position
unfl tho Federal troops we're Withdrawn and
the Federal camp broken up. Also me-
sage from Tho~ C. Reynolds. Con. OF NJ
souri,. asking What course Kentucky inicn-
ced to take in yies Of the occupation Of the
Mississippi River below the mouth Of the
Ohio. bt the Federal forces. in violation Of
her neutrality.
No Southern newspapers received "a night
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QUIET AT ST. JOE-cOL. SMITH Ptf X
SUES THE REBELS

SUES THE REBELS.
~. JosErH, Sept l5th--The II Louis
Democrat j. furnished with the following
items.
All Is quiet here now Gen. Pope has
sent column of one thousand men and three
pieces OF artillery. under Col. Smith. after
the rebels. Who left here on the 18Th. and
there is little doubt that their large train Of
plumber VIII be captured although. as usual,
they will disperse and. being mounted. will
escape, unless Col Smith should surprise
them
The irregular home guards and other are
securing the country on all sides
I. Coils Cramer and Edwards, the first com
msnding the irregular'forces of Missouri V,
and the latter. about 600 Iowa State troops
will arrive here BY Sunday, having swept the
entire region north Of this city. The Gen
eral will Immediately put them in motion
along both sides of the railroad. to clear out
the small squads Of rebels remaining n the
woods between here AL Chillicothe
The General SAVE in i've DAYS North Mis
sour will he quiet agau
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tsiebrstioa nj the inatsersay of the
Adoption Of the Constitufiou.

PEILspFlFais sept 1.-The anniv erssy
Of tie adoplion Of the Constitution j. being
duly celebrated here Salute- we're fred AZ
sunrise and n ncon The Home Gnsni also
turned out and parsded the streets. three
hundred strong e-cortins the orator Of the
day. Hon Geo. NJ Dallas. g independence
square
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Maryland LegisIatere-N" One.

FRrprKicx Md. >epf lsih.-Sei more
than tweats FIVE member 81 the 10 Houses
OF tho Maryland Legislature. ere vef here
Both House, vii meci and s,liearn pll 20
Tpcrrow
The Impression = tl1a. fiesse1 Hons- Tor
want 81 = quorum vii - shle a. transact
ans business
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kE,RrIrs roE rnr Imam fiRsI - This
r. gimeni s nov regularly mustered mo the
service ef the United States. AMI . iasi be
sag organized and made ready Tor equipment
\ few more men are needed 10 GU out some
OF the companies Those desiring to solun
ser vii spply soon At headquarters. At Camp
yigo CHARLES CRrFT. Colonel
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pondent Of the ST. Louis Republican writes
a. follows: persons That's arrived here this
morning reports, that on Wednesday night
Gen. Price was moving towards Godoiia with
III 900 men, and that Parsons was there with
2 500 rebels and sixteen pieces a. artillery
Other accounts say Price left Warrens burg
iot Lexington on "Wednesday night
Reports are current that Lexington has
been captured, but thev are not believed.
Parties from Petts county report a fight
al Black Water, in which the secessionsts
defeated the home guards md burned the
Black Wuter Bridge
SPECIAL To THE ST. LoUs DEMOCRAT
man named Griffith. arrived here to day,
and states that ON Saturday last. Gen. Price.
with Il QUO men had surrounded Lexington
and had summons 10 Col. Mulligan To sur
render. Col. Mulligan refused, whereupon
Price is reported 10 have sent word that he
would give him until Monday nj 1 O'Clock to
surrender, and ii lac did NOT, that he would
march on him with black flag.
IL is confidently thought in military quar-
ter. here that Gen. Sturgis has. BY this time.
reached Lexington from st. Joseph, and that
Price will be cut of or forced 10 retreat.
Quite a panic prevailed at Georgetown, on
receipt OF the reports from Lexington, and
many families fed fearing an attack from
the rebels
All vuiet here. and no apprehensions are
felt of an immediate attack
Intelligence from the west, received here
to dav. contrsdicts the report that Parsons
had arrived at Georgetown with I .O00 rebel
troops.
Reliable news from Lexington up 10 Sat
urday evening. received here. shows there
had been no fight there up 10 that time.
though tho Federal troops had been sum
moned to surrender by Price, whose army
was IL 900 strong
Gen. Pope viii reinforce Lexington to-
morrow, the 18th. with 4 GEO men.
An Indiana Regiment. Col. Hovcy. was
sent to guard the Lamine bridge from this
place.
To-day, as the train leaving pri-
vate. named Wallace, in getting on the train
fell and was run over and instantly killed
The steamer War Eagle arrived this eve
ming, having left Boonville AT 3 A. NJ. to-
day She reports all quiet there There
were about , 900 Federal troops there when
the boat left. besides the home guards, con
sisting of the Iowa 9th, Indiana 18th, and a
battalion of the Indiana 22d.
Last night a battalion of home guards were
sent west to guard the Lamine bridge, eight
miles from Boonvile. On entering the
bridge they were fired upon by the rebe
pickets They returned the FIRE. killing on,
rebel and wounding another None Of th'
home guards were injured
A private in Company X. Iowa 9th, nam
eel VIM. Barrett. committed suicide on thu
War Ergle this evening, on the way down
by shooting himself
The steamer Clara Bell had arrived il
safety st Lexington
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Ns,cs from the Somth-1hs Rebei SecraaTs
Of Har Sick and Rssigned-Neie Orleans
Banks .>aspend-The Fight Betiro.n Wise
and hf Liac0inifss- Maunchanisns-R
Inducements for Bea. NcCuliooh-Corrss-
Dondence Befireen he President and Josepi
Hoh-Indionafion at The Rebd Iarasion-
League for Mutual observation-disclosures
fsr the Federal Army goes on Brisklv-
Intanfry. C0ralry and Artillery Compaaies
Being Formed-Brisk Times 4nsono m.
Saddle and Harness Ncbers
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~HA gentleman from the rural districts
having attended one Of the fa-hicuabls
churches in New i ORR. the oficiatia-; minis
l-r being one Of the hswhiskered clergy OF
the modern school. read hi- text in the fol
loWiag nsnner. he that has yahs . yah
Ter him gal" Oar friend supposed that 70
D. tho nearest he could come - he th,t ha-
ear 10 hear e. him hear
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Gen. stNrgis AN Possession of 81.
Joseph-.f n mOred Capture Of
Green's Army Anosner tsxiiread
slang liter.

ST LoJIs. SEPT lsth.--6ea. Stureis. with
one regiment Of iniantr, two companies OF
cavalry and one Of artillery. took possession
Of ct Joseph No on Friday last
IL is reported that battle took place At
Lexington, Yesterday, between the Federal
forces there and Green's rebels. in which
most Of the latter were captured. This
needs confirmation.
Another bridge was burned on the Hanni-
bal 4 81. Joseph railroad. day or two since
precipitating the locomotive into the stream.
and killing the engineer
Reports arc current here that The Conied.
crate forces have evacuated Columbus. XIV
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LOt Ayf GIAsns. ATTENTION Notice. .
hereby given % al who have enrolled their
aaues a. members Of the Zouave Guards. 10
meet at head quarters. Thursday the lsfh. at
precisely 80 O'Clock A u prepared 10 60 TO
camp y FOSTER
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The Maryland Legislature troZs
Out.

SPECIAL TO rHr hlRAIp
fRRpfRICK. ND.. Sept 1.-THE legsla
lature meets 10 morrow There will not be
a quorum.
No secession ordinance j. proposed nor will
one be passed.
The MARYLAND sece@~ionists have nothing
10 hope for from the Legislature.
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LOUISVILLE. Sept. l1-Dispatches from
Nashville OF the 10th say: A Richmond spe
cal TO the L mon and American. states that
Hon l.. L. Walker. Secretary of War. has
resigned IN consequence of bad health His
successor has not YET been appointed
All the banks AZ New Orleans suspended
specie payment to dav aud Treasury notes
are az par.
RICHMOND. Sept. / THE fight between
" ise and the Lincolnitcs, at Hawks Nest
has been oonfrmd Gen HenningSon III.
rected the Confederate troops The enemy
wa badly cut up. One of the Contcderates
was wounded Hampton's cavalry made a
splendid dash into tho enemys lines near Al
exandria. After some sharp work they re
turned with three prisoners and considerable
war munitions
The Fort Smith Ark Timos. Of the eth.
learns that five regiments OF TeNas troops
will Join McCulloch in few DAYS. also a
Mississppi and one South Carolina regiment.
The louisville Journal. OF this morning
publishes the correspondence between Hon.
Jos Holt and the President; in regard 10
Fremont proclamation Ia answer % Mr.
Hollis inquiries. President Lincoln encloses
a copy of his letter 10 Fremont. which has
been published
The Journal learn fhaf from every quar-
ter thu recent wanton invasion Of kentucky
By Tho Confederate prsopsis disapproved Of
bs thousands Of instance whore even
Southern rights mea have announced their
purpose to unite in repcllng the invaders
The Courier. this morning publishes a
card. calling meeting Of all citizens OF Henry
Trimhle and Carroll counties TO form q
league for mutual protection at the lives and
property OF the families OF all par'ie. The
idea is thought "a ne 20 put down all maraud.
ing bands Of either party. and avoid a gner
rilla warfare
The skeletea 81 new regiment. under
Curran Pope. Of this city graduate ofWe.'
Point. goes into Camp. thi- week. At the faiI
grounds nesr lhe city
Eniisting l. exceedingly lively Beside.
infantry many cavalry and artillery eompan
ies are forming One cavalry company
composed OF Germans who have service. and
one artillery company Of one hundred and
fifiy men. under ] " Scott. Nll have Peter
Hart. Of st sumter a. first Lieut.
The regiment Of baralFy. under Col J ;
Jackson. VI c.. has been nearly completed
The harness and saddle makers are hep
buss night and iay aud advertise for Jour
neymen
II i reported that , 200 Confederate IN
der Zollicofer. came 10 Cumberland Fori
/ Knox county. on Saturiay. and captures
I Capt Calsion's COMPANY OF Home Guards.
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x4-some Que once defined man" An i'm
s.ative animal Whether true or false there
a. no question bar that children are initiative.
In their mode of address. in their PLAYS and
N the choice OF their TOYS they are initiative.
Each toy in the catalogue has IL particular
season. Thus at one time marbles are all
the rage. and your hear nothing but Chi
mas" Stripes s'taw =" keeps, 4c.-
Next comes toI- and the word plump" is
the hattie cry, and top strings and tops are
the sole articles in trade. From tops they
hetake themselves to kites aud our tiger"
ar "hyenas" tease u FOR balls of twine or
for six paper 10 make kites 81 The pre-
vailing epidemic just now i the cross bow .
and every urchin in tie city l. armed With
something which he caa al l bow, and men
and women walk the street ia iminent dan
der % having m eve -ho. oul or cheek
marred During the present season these
exercise have bcea varied by Juvenile mill
tary parades with bsnn-r hfe and drum and
suimie ssorl When ~insrr comes and the
ponds aud cauai i iced over. then skates are
the goal IF az Ju, enils snbiiin All these
q. idernie "a so speai. soy~ take like
mea.els. One coneeiye~ the ideA Of skates.
cuow bow. kites. teq,S o. marbles. and be
sose he ha- fairly horne either into the .ireet
:. hundred others arr rushing wildly 10 mi
s.ie hi- example
IL is worthy ofs philosopher " watch the
NOV emeats Of these embryo Presidents. Sen
aiors. Statesmen anil Legislator We keep
go Of these toy barometer. and u II easy
soteli shsch ray the " inl oIoss a. We are
asked "Ps won't you buv fae 4 top. kite
ar bow" We always think We won't
but we alwaVS 10
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B>tri~oEr sept l. The name at the
killel and wounded Al Deamtoxn hs,e not
st been received
The frSt account OF Tire Affair w.- reccis
81 by the American. irem an aa0nvn0u>
correspondence. and va printed ~ TO late
an sour % obtain any verihcation
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Dl order " the Beard of School Trustees. J
I'D authorized 10 recetve sealed proposals Tor tie
delivery a sixty cords II good seasasrd beech.
gar and hickory FIRE WOOD. four fe~t beng. - d.
yered a the four several school onses iH ihis rs
~ the FIRST dav e November next
Tro-o-.l. vii l,- received 49, Star tsfec-fs
until Saturday. The l1ih fneL Tho so-i Is - p al
snlr wosd NJ limbs viii b received.
Holm BERNHARD.
To- Lac Aas :. d~s~
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to ~. New Store on Wabash street. No l3o,
Opposite the National Hotel on LIT October
next ne has nasde arrangements for the
m,natae;urc Of tine boots and shoes. and
custom work Of all kinds IN his line. superior
q any ever undertaken IN this city His
old customers. and the public are invited TO
call and see him n the new stand
Sent IL div
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81 Ia compose a hrass baud for the ala Re-
meut nov - amp Nissos A good s.S-srsa
niss vii ne anorlei t. -killfal performers.
- eess-s musicians. Enquire "a h-si
quarters CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel
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RAILROAD AND TEL gGRAPH CON.

RAILROAD AND TEL EGRAPH CON
hUNICATION CIT OFF-GREAT
EXCITEMENT OUSSEAT'S RRI
GADE CROSSED THE OHIO.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. l1th.-Half- past ten
This evening the train from the South on
the Nashville r X, has not arrived Ii is
sin hours behind time. Telegraghic com
mu1ieaton has been interrupted below Eiz
abethtown since 6 o'clock this evening
There Is great military activity in the city.
All the home guards are assembling, and it
is rumored that i portion Of Rousseau's Bri-
gsde have been ordered from the Indiana
side
MEMPHIS. special TO the Appeal saws
that Gen Bra1ton Bragg Ia. been appointed
Confederate Secretary Of War. vice L. p
Walker. ..resigned
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MILLINERY GOODS.

DECEIVED THIS DAY HY EXPRESS FROM y Y
III if, oice n
MIssfs \ CHilI.atss HATS. RIBBONS. &C.
Ni>s The Nov Style summer
ZlLLEAt' PATTERN BONNET
tn " rir~ G'lira' Airy, Chasie and Tl-xautf
MRS. WALTER.
lag An. street between Ffth and Sixth
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INV fosK, sept. l'th
FLouk-again advanced sd iOc per Dbl.
with good demand tor export and fair enquiry
for home consumption Sales Of % 200 bbls
at 81 6o4< % for superfne State - 7o35
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RUMORED REJECTION OF THE PARIS
PROPOSlTION-LARGE PURCHASE
OF wOOD-SAVAGES FOR THE RE
BEL ARMY

SPECIAL TO THE POST.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-There is a rumor
to-day that the offer of our Government 10
accept the proposition of the Paris Confer
ence. in reference to privatecring, has been
rejected by the European Powers. The re
port. however. is not vet confirmed.
The Government has purchased all the
woods which border on the railroad from
Washington to the Relay House. The tim
Der will be cut down and transported 10
Washington 10 be used n fuel.
A number OF men are now employed in
felling The trees. leaving the road perfectly
clear on both sides
information has been received from the
Indian country. stating that several Tubes
Of sayaces have offered to enroll themselves
ia the ranks Of the enerns. The penalty for
this reasonable action J. total forfeiture
Vt their annuiiie-, set apart for the bench, Of
these tribes
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~ We are informed that company Of
arrived IN the CITY lat evening. from Mont
gomery county. on their wsy 90 join the
cavalry service IN ~ Lsar
We hope. a. they are Indian. 'h~s rsli
rep,ala within the state and not lose the r
identity by going shroat 90 40 What they
can more acknowledgements accomplish At
home.
Gov Norton holds out inducements. -uh
eientlv satisfactory 70 retain all lndianians
vho wish - 90 into service. whether N The
infantr, Or the cavalry. and hope our
Montgomery county friends viii stas here
and MOI 90 sbros al
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COLLEGIATE.
Terre- Haute Female College

rI>HE SEVENTH sENI-ANNU Al. SESSION 4 the
Il Terre-Haute Female College. will commence on
Thursday. the 18th Of September next. The same
Professors and Teachers who have 50 ABLY and
FIcIrsrrs filed the several departments II the C0-
lege heretofore viii, with few exceptions. continue
in the school. Those wishing O. enter should do
Al the beginning II possible. ANY further informa
ton catalogue 81 the school. may be had BY adj
dressing the ufderSgn ed az Terre-Haute.
aul4du JOHN COVERT.
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Night Dispatches.

REPORTED MOVEMENTS OF GEN.
PRICE AND PARSONS-RUMOR
CAPTURE OF LEXINGTON AND
DEFEAT or THE HOME GUARD AT
BLACK wATfR-GEN. PRICE, SUR
ROUNDS LEXINGTON. MO. WITH
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND MEN
col. MULLIGAN REFUSES TO SUR
RENDER-PRICE THREATENS TO
MARCH ON HIN WITH A BLACK
fLAG-GEN. sTURGlS GONE FOR
PRICE-PANIc AT GEORGETOWN.
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HON DOES PERUVIAN syRI a.

etRG - MANY DI>iA>I>
APP AREN TLY DESSTNILAH
wheueser ths mind b. taxed more ihsn the i-.is.
he pcnsliy 3, Dyspepsia thc meet convenient nsas
Coz legion u complaints beginning with in,palref
digestion. srd generally enaing W CONSUMPTION.
AMI All originating In a deterioration % tho hloei
From the Rev. Dr. cRFENfFAF1
CI>ciN~AgI. October u. ls5s
have derived 20 much personal benefit from a.
Peruvian syrup" that DO not hesitate ~ reeaia
mend IT, e. all that lsrgc class 81 csses WIZ.
Iron il the efficient remedy. To clcrpmen s>resI
ally and persons whose occupations tax heaviir tn
u-rxious energies. sufferers from the dl.lIfa
ting effects 81 summer heafS. I believe Tins o. b.
Invaluable remedial sgenf
+. n. GREENE ~
Rector ~ 81. Pauis Church
Sent aff
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Albany. \ Y. Sept. i1.-Prince NApo
leon i here He leaves for New York 70
morrow
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80 Sufferers from Scrofulous ascciios.>. eican o.
WHY wear your Pimpies. Fioschcs. Ulcers. Sore -.
Why hare thc ife twisted ca, 81 yoa by DyspepsIs
rheumatism and Gogii Why saaer Syphitic a.c
Mercurial diseases - res ths bones IN vour bo1,
tie aesh OF your honest Why T., vsar slncr -
blood dag an scatter is disienpers thorough yosr
veins Aars's Corr. Ky 1t Sar<apariiia enrs-
these oonpisinis and cleanse, them OFT q the So
ten Use II faithfully and yea hriag 20 society =
healthier, olesnliet. sna far more acceptable mem
ber.-f Democrat. Baltimore. Nd uug3lSlw
Sc We we1id eau M particular atisntiou q -
cry reader 20 fhe advertisement # Mel a.
stren gtbesiing Cordial AMI voicsrc oa Lininis ni
They are too well known IN this community b. r,-
euire recommendation. But there nals 81 or
readers who are suffering from derAngenenf ~ H.
digestive organs without the slightest idea a. a.
r~si c-u--. Giving rise O. symptoms sach O. ~
densy neryeus unpleasant feeling. indeciscn. lac.
q nerry. mskinr existence burden To al - 80
may - sicsed. try this Cordial, IL vii rsc inr.,
disis relief To sii who may be Afflicted with Sore
81 Psin- Of any Kind. try the Iiuiment- she th- GO
serii>emeni ! 4Bother column. aur.itv iv
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RoussEAu.s BRIGADE SENT SOUTH.

LoupvIILr. Sept ls.-Aiinight.-T
southern cars have not arrived par, Of
Rous-eau's brigade j. landing here. IL j.
understood they are 10 proceed southwark
over the Louisville A Nashville Railroad i'm
rnediateiy
The Home Guards art all ont Ia aaiform
destination supposed soushwsrd.
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number Of seoi, sound horses suitable for
cavalry and artillery service. for which We
viii pay cash on inspection. Apply 70 the
livery stable Of Dawson a Miller. Second
street. cr ~ kappenhiemer's clothing store.
Main street BISCHOf 4 MARCP.
ltf
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lost.-0n FRIDAY OF saturday Last. an old
leather pocket Book containing about
Ftishteen dollars IN bills and some pApers.
- suitable reward will Re paid any one
- will return Il to this oaice
N.Sept rs A.
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BsIrINoKE, Sept 1.-THE Old Point
boat ha- arrived. but brings no news Of in-
terest
The news Of the repulse OF the rebels in
Western Virginia. caused great rejoicing
here among Union men
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ALE AND PORTER.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

STRANED Ok SToftS .-One lghi fs-i oae wiib
- lined back: hes fau has i.cn ass d. takc
of the lsrush he eut. hcr harfs about rard uin
sre-no other marks ro'alitctc,l She isii csd
about three das- od. which induce ihs belief ihaf
she hiss he~n driven a~sy. suitable reward Vii
be paid for Ter recovrFy ,. J. foffAIT
Aug ~ taf-wlw
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Rs~AEp IS Outlined ,-For ih. eteeisen Il a-s
person oounierfeitine. initiating az fhe vendcr
>nch ccunierfelf 80 imitation II Earhate's Holland
Bitter~ The genuine. highly concentrated Hoil.Ha
Rters g. pn NJ n hsif-pni battle osliy having IT,
ns-le of th- proprietor y far-. D. blown Ga then
and m rnaf,re ar,ana ~ nccl Of each sns rf,rs
bottle
Tn, aeheii'fal Aroma hAs hssn received rs Anisf.
icans. with that fator which Only EXTENDED raal,
.cieeiihc preparations When 40 consider the usri.
I'd success attending is administration. the rlasf
stubborn cases Il Fever and Agie. wcasne.. II au,
did. Dysr~rsis Hcsrii-uri. Acidifr Il fhe Siomssi
sick aud Nervou. Headache Indigestion. Cosi't.
and rles together with The e.srplr:e conir,i p
exercises over al Nervous. Rbeunsfc ard Neu1.,
SIC Aree'loss cannot wonder aiifs popnierii,
Well msy The Invalid valne This remcdy
Aug y dvlw
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~ Col. r. " Thompson viii address
the people At Mlddlesown. vigo county. on
saturday next. At O'Clock
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The School Board on Monday evening
completed the selection OF a list Of Teachers
for the public schools. and named the salaries
70 be paid a. follows:
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Are growing more In favor with The public ifl.
now conceded they are he best purrafivc vru ,ra
pat forth from tho world 4 medicine. The sss.
viii surely arrive when they win SUI erc.e an Other
pnrgatives whatever. The ingredients ef ~hie,
they are composed scarcely be obtained by drne
gists o. the makers Il other pills. ~ Braadres
has them grown and prepared without regard 10 ihs
expense. Aud this care to make popular purge
tive is appreciated. the sales ipiioate- Oihsf
purgaiiyes are dragging hickering existercs AM
yet they may have some merit. hnt Brrarefh S
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solely impure humors No valuable fluid s.
touched; only effeie or worn-out material. which.
when taken out Of the body. isaves II stronger -
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be true, bui the pain they give is only hecau.e o..
remove Aose crude snd has hu-nors from tls fiao.
which the accession II disease. They ,,,,u 80
lures avenues a'.a 'hi. cannot swsy hs '.ss pie.
safly.
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