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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27
MEDICAL.


Is ia constitutional disease. a corruption u tke
blood by watch this ruid ueco v.rafed, wesx
md poor. Eeieg ia the circulation is perssdss ne
whole 10 y, AID may turst m cseass sfy part
uf t No erSsn Ia iree fro it, attacks or Is there
whien Il may let destroy The serof1i0us
= varioG-y ean-e-i - mercuh disesse low living
fi-orderec or uabesithy tod. impure air. ash and
llfhy habits, the depressing ee- and, Al ose al
The venerea nfcctiOu Whatever &c 'fs cfix.n. u
hereditary IN the Constitution, descending from "a
rent % call fsu the third snt fourth genera
tons' indeed. I. he the fod ~ Him who
.ays Il vii r-it de lEaquues q The fathers uPon
their Oh iren"
IL erf-ets commence BY deposition fnSm the tlcod
cf corrupt 4 uloerocs usttrr. which in the lungs
liver ad iterns. orgsns. is termed turtercie. n
the glands. sweii ~. and cn tie sgff4o., erupon.
1bi, foul corrupiion. which Eeldsrs in the
Hood. depfes-es the energfss Of is fhst 'cssfa
lOgs c0upl int u they have f,r Les p.vtE -
~itOstsndthe sttacks Of othrr di-sasts. coi-caenf
- vsst numbers f<rish b c.soraers which. slsoas
isct zero ulous in their still dcred
tai by this taiss 81 the system. Nosf the cor
sumption which dscinaiet iLs human fsshil, has a.
Or ia directly ia this ~cro ui0us eontaninato o ane
many cestruciive ctsersss the hvcr kidneys
1Fain. and iAd,~c. 81 ell The g4ns, fron -
sre agar waited y 'he sane csuse
One "a rief u all oug people are scfofsc cgs; their
lersols sre invaded Is fhi, lurking ilfertol.
heir heah 4, under uinsd by a. - rieauss is fot
the system we must rgroyli, ihe tlool an slisfa-
tive medicine aud invieorate II iy d. itls fed aLa
exercis~. >ucu a med cine wc supply -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

A PATRIOTIC LADY.-The following extract
from private letter, written by lady in
Henniker, N. H., breathes the spirit of true
patriotism:
could not possibly accept your kind in
vitatiOn to spend Thanksgiving with you,
for several reasons but, first of all, because
lhAd five pairs of soldiers drawers to make
in three days, pair of mittens 10 finish by
Thursday night, and FIVE pairs more of draw
eIs to be done in the shortest time possible.
Indeed so many and so urgent are the calls
for giving and doing, that it seems wrong to
do any thing for mere personal qualification.
No one can love friends more than !, or de-
pend more on them for blessings, but when
my cophtry lies bleeding at every pore,
must satrifce something, or feel that ] too
am a traitor. True, all l can do Is but
drop, but drops make the ocean. One soldier
can DO but little alone, but where we're our
half million without the individual men2 If
can warm the feet and fingers Of one brave
soldier, that soldier may turn the scale in
some great battle, or send the '"leaden haiP
through the brain of some arch rebel. l feel
that / am individually responsible for all
can do, and dare not throw of thisrespoqBi-
bility. Our missionaries, too, are suffering,
and poor Ireland stands on the threshold OF
q terrible famine. Work. work work
one and all Woe 10 him who folds his
hands at6uch q time IS thisi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
ENONsTITUTIO NAL DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENoY OR INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD

How many Thousands Of men and women are there
who this time suffering out miserable exit
enee, from Il at practice, sef poutioni
Look at their psllid and dishsured faces,
and their broken down constitutions, dlsQualifyins
them from the heppiness Of marriage, or the ENJOY
meet Of life In this hOrrid situation thousands suf
fer until death closes the Let parents, guar.
daps or friet ds attend to those who suffering
with any OF those horrible life destroying mRadiss,
that they care5 for and cured before it be too
Nate. Send them in 1iately to DR.. j. KATES,
NJ. 1873 Sycamore Rrst door below Fifth
street, Cincinr sti, q Ahysiciau who has made
private diseases bis tal study for 30 years, aud
who is certain to cur he most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY or ANY OTHER INJgRI-
OUs DBUGS!' 1t rs imports4t TO those afflicted, or
TO those who in erested in the welfare Of their
friends, to be careful Of the many PRETENDED Doc
TORS who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill in curing all diseases In few days, imposing
upon the public bv using the names of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places Be,
therefore careful and make strict inquiry before
you risk your lfe you may fall into the hands OF
these charlatans. .a. .t.. -. g
N. B.-Dr. J. KATFs will attend his patients
personally, and can be found in his efice, No 153
Sycamore. street, first door below Fifth, from
O'Clock in the morning until in the evening. All
confidential rr- sf r... nol3-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
down refinement and wealth to degraded

level.
In the business world the everlasting
croaker is as great o fanatic as the most
wild and desperate speculotor, and the
miser is no more culpable than the spend
thrift.
In social life the devotee of fashion.
frivolity and etiquette, is not q greater fool
than the eccentric contemner Of all forms
and customs, who has not decent respect
for the opinions and the customs of his fell
low men.
We must be prepared at all times to con-
tend against these enemies of the we'll be-
ing Of society, and must never look for or
expect their eradication or externinRtion.
But they are powerless for evil, when wo
watch well their development and expose
them to the sunlight of truth. They may
annoy and perplex, but can not materially
injure watchful and intelligent people.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
A Duel.

A duel was fought on Bloody Island on sun
day afternoon, about four O'Clock. One Of the
parties to the affair bad three fingers shot of,
and the performance was then concluded, The
pistol-shots were distinctly heard at the Cen
iral Police Station, A lady was the cause of
the difficulty. The challenged party took Ger
tain liberties with the fair one during the alb
sence Of the party sending the challenge Pis-
tolls and Bloody Island were accordingly re-
sorted to, with the above result.-St. louis Re-
a,tib(icdn 10Th f..... f ..-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

] DfARoLIoAL ---As the picker tender at DA-
. mons factory, Concord, Mass was running q
ibale of cotton through the picker, a short time
since, he discovered suspicious looking bunch
Of cotton, which he was about to throw into
the picker, hat npbn closer examination con-
scladed not 60 do 30. It was found 20 oootAin
box of friction matches and a bunch Of fire
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

70 accept foreign mediation, with q view to
compromise on the basis Of separation.
Scouts report the rebel force at Fairfax
Court house as very light, but bet veea there
and Vienna there is an increased force.
The Republican members Of Congress held
an adjourned caucus TO night.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, December IL.
The statement is pronounced false that
General Mcclellan had iBterfered with Secre
tary Cameron's report.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
Bishop Simpson on the English and Ameri.
can Flags. a


This eminent divine of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in a sermon preached by
him on last Thanksgiving Day, in Wheeling,
Va, made the following eloquent compari-
son in order to show the power and glory
of the American flag at home and abroad:
There are two flags in this world that seem
to 20 everywhere, and 10 be almost univerS-
ally feared and honored. One is the English
flag. There are some traits of the English
nation that we all dislike-but il is glorious
old nation, and its flag a glorious old flag.
For years it has been in the advance line of
civilization, and art and glory every where.
Its glory is partly our own---for we are part
of the same race. Its cannon have been
heard in every port--its arms have met in
shock on almost every battle field. That
flag is on every sea, and it waves over nearly
earth, and wherever it goes the missionary
is safe He says, ~ am a British subject
The darkest nations all over the earth fear
to offend the British nation.
.l But there is another flag, not thousand
years old-not a hundred years old-Which
TO my eyes is still more beautiful one. The
cannon under it have not thundered at every
port-there has not been under it the shock
OF arms in every part Of the earth--yet with
out the terror accompanying the other it is
universally loved and almost revered. That
flag is on every sea--it visits every port
and wherever it goes the people love it. No
one but he who has been abroad in distant
lands knows how that National symbol is re-
-epected.r A man says, 81 am an American"
and nations protect him wherever he goes
/, ss well as others, doubtless, in this audi
ence, have felt its protecting power in niforeign
lands. Obi it is q glorious flag, Sometimes
it seems TO me as ifan angels hand had clip.
ped it out of the blue of heaven, with its own
stars of gold, coming down like angefseyes
of mercy as it goes On its mission of good
will over the earths 1T is q glorious flag, and
nations love il. ."u y a'lau
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

NOVEL PUNISHMENT Soldiers visiting the
city, from the seVeFat camps, and getting drunk,
are sometimes sentenced TO return carrying
stick Of wood wherever they 60, having q corr
poraPs guard folloSing them to see that they
do it. We yesterday saw one individual in
this unfortunate predicsmsnt, obsyiug the
commands Of his superior officers and serving
bis country faithfully in the regard.--Indiana
1)olis Sentinel
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

SOMETHING OF AVILAGRJ-London covers
now 7s,O29 acres. ,rhe London of 1851 is
equal to three Londons Of 1901; and nearly
one million of population has been added to
It in the last ten years. As seaport, it
swallows up nearly all the commefce Of the
British Islands. 0ne-half of all the customs
revenue of the kingdom is collected in the
port Of London, and this amounts for Lon!
don to about $165, 600 900. In round num-
bers, 8a,Tb0 pounds of tea are imp0rted into
London, out Of s9. .OOO, 900 pounds received.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12

TIE shipbuiIdsrs of the Clyde are full Of
business "A contract has been made with the
French Government for Transatlantic line Of
steamers. The Black Prince and Scotia are
rapidly being completed, and Eve screw steam.
err, varying from 600 to 1900 tuns, are being
SGoDsuO0tsdfOs Ga . iias between the clyd' aPd
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
DENTAL.

DR. WEREDITH, DENTI5T,-OFFICE
NJ OBJ Sixth st, betWeen Race and Kim Rm
No. 139, near Raoe-st, Teeth extracted
without pain, on . new principle, without
the use Of drugs any I'M urious agent; Positively
no humbus, HavIns had nearly twenty years e1-
city, he can give perfect sstistaotion 70 sh yhe yl
patroniEe him. His terms are 20 reasonat q thoe
you Will sAVNpeArly oue-half BY calling op him.
To p. fdaSl .FFpD e.f lt ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
Latest and Most Important Information.
ALL SHOULD KNOW 1T.

HA do not cast aside your nice Soft Hats, because
they are dirty and out of condition Take them to
WINTER, the noted Hat Renovator, who will
make them clean and bright as new dollar, or
dye them a jet black. S. bring them along at No.
265 Eighth-tt where all work is finished in the
neatC st manner asd lowest price.
Observe l.! Beaver Goods Cleaned. Dyed and Al
tered to the latest style, fol male or female.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH, IN PEACE OR WAR.
100 ldeg.xl r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
Home Demand a Sure Test.

dOMo UGMAuU q Du4o A.61Ll
lt CINCINNATI, NovembsrS 3, 1851.
MIR. j. J. BUTLER, AGENT, SO VINE
NH STREET.: Please send us 100 dozen, quarts
pints, &C Of your EXOELSl0R RHOORD FLUID
lNA' ana mu'h oIpSBERr IRpuSBERr oBARKEG co.,
I'D Wholesale StadonerS.
.' FAY's TAGS HERE BEMEMBER. D. 'deSf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
BY TELEGRAPH. r
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
STARTLING NEWS EXPECTED SOON.
THE FORT PIcKENs FIGHT

Another Escape Of Rebel vessels.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-12
MILITARY GOODSI

swoRns.a JBRLTs, RPAULBTTBs.
A. Al JOHN B0HERS,
NO. SO WEST FIBTH.STRKKTs
myaB-tf Cincinnati. Ohta
SUI PBITR OF LIME, FOH ARREsT-
- ING FERMENTATION In WINE AND Cl-
DER -tThiBh . cheap, easily managed substance
In parting no nnRlsasantnpaag Apd tts sneosso -
6lWays certain. We are DAnutAotpring lAFgeNa
and are prepared 70 supply any demand, at low
price. su W.i1l n. GO 0RD0A 4 lBlO.t la4f rih
-il.J MAnufActuring Chemists and Druggigtg, y
Oc4 N. y. oor. OentrAl.sY, and EiRhth-st
EWNHR WEEK LY Pm Ess NOW READY,
and Local, and . Telegraphic Summary Of nventl
slseWhhrs, ~ 70 The hour OF going 20 preas.
MNHR WEEKLY PRHs9NOW RRADYs
u containing the News Of the Week, 10th forOlah
and LEGAL, and q Telegraphio Summary Of nvOl1l
bseN heIe. " 70 the hour Of going TO press 81
Fer lNle a. tha OoAntinG-Eooms trlee oontAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
A ROUTE OPEN 70. THg UNION FORCE

a ROUTE UeEN FOX THE UNION rOKCES.
Mr.. Vim. L. Tracy and "A tuia Cross, of tbs Seceri
East Tennessee tEon regiment, arrived at IAuon Ky,
on the 81 instant About two weeks ago th y left
Camp Dick Robinson, with two other parties to
Teuucssce o. isiness, accompl he, ihe rarpte and
reached ndoD, the back, without any tr0ub
They penetrated into the very heart OF East Tennessee
and report that there roncs from kentucky int,
Tennessee through which the Union column may b,
pashei almst without obstruction aud they ready
to ife 1t They Furthermore state that large numbers
Of loyal pcope ready cooperate with Us, with
arms and that the country is full OF ibsiscnce.
Captain ross says there Is no military refson why
column II ten twelve thoasand men coGid not DO
y shed through, even to Northern Georgia and both
They had just hear OF Xoicoacrs rep sc ard it vas
nagnised ten-tot. Mr. Tracy descrjb IS heis condhon
that OF terror stricken people. He learned that yol
icoler has 1869 at Cumberland Ford go AZ
Cumberland Gap, aud about 200 nj Knoxville rein
furcemcnts but most OF them poorly armed and
elmppcd
Mr.. Tracy states that although the Union people Of
Tennessee are armed with rifles, they have powder,
and therefore ufprepared to fight but they viii Join
the army when they properly armoi and supported
The route by which he proposes to guic the army s
rough but not mpracticabe, while 1t affords ample sub
sstelce for army with fine mountain positions ior de-
fence. III Short the statements Of thcse gcrt who
adogsea By the fennesseeans Of General Scheepfs
cGmnsud, SATISFY those who have heard them that an
energetic and sagaios commander ooud drive wedge
between the almics OF Io.iicocr aud BrcAaer, into tho
ycry heart or T. lssce.
ptrson DsoHllow tndcr arrest, and hal gone to
Nashville tor trial. ii, protested that, notwithstanding
he unable to contend longer against rebellion he
still Union man.
Colonel Connect th dotso hineni o. cavalry let the
town on the 81 on M expedition u capture rebel
cavalry about twelve miles hcow Itndoa, Ani also If
possible to discover tho strength and position Of the
enemy.
and te rebels experimenting M attack, have
the rivcv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS

BALTIMORE, Nov II, 1861.
Nins Directly from ne Sonth--EGee of Ia Nee Of tic
Naras Ttrtory Throagh.a he South-CcnaeJ; 55 and
Disray efa RessIs-Aa Catom 10 i> Sa,uesfst int 4
Interor--DtTuthes faoa he Rbsl Quarts tooirs ia
Eureie-Defenccs o. .Ye,g orleans dc, de-
The steamer from Fortress Monroe this moruiae
brought several passengers from Nor.o X
yesterday Under flag OF truce The news they hIiag
rom the South is interesting, AID, IN degree ina
portaa The utmost degree Of constcraation surprise
and depression prevailed al the South wherce tha
news had reached OF the Union naval victory a, Beau.
fort The result OF tie cNlii, T. too. The Southern
people by surprise, because it Lad "a Known Baa-
fort TO- many days before the cx2s5,a arrived there
that that point be its d. traa and every PFC
paratt that deemed Necessary had been made for
Its reception consernatioE prevailed because il had
been demonstrated how easily IL Uhil feet m after
suffering the buhctmis Of "A terrible tetnp,st
had, with only part of It, n g. reduced and
captured their forts without tho gs.tfos. as
sis'ance from the army, AID bcoauso tie Whole
OF the military part Of the eypcat4a Aad icon =a,,
landed, and are now ready u c,mnl. ice a.t.ge os
rations inland. Depression u spirits lee,alel. b,
cause II was known thnt tH ey e,itioll wo,, ,.y -,
followed by others with ts result; HAT 4 wou,aus
- no longer possible 70 Keep t4,ir cotton ttt.r IA 4
newly opened scaports; and booaGse lat NOW nj ,1e
on all sides, by sea anu lsrd Wi IA, po sae az
East Tennessee rising IN thcir mds., h wa p,io tat
their great rebellion III jas ayo olt lu. .a tbs
bogus coufederacy wa orunDia,p 20 pieces.
From, one of the pa.seoger.. WHO had READ thc e,h
mond newspapers ii .tartay a4d Monday ast ! lca
that thy Try hard to t'kc moe cheerful view . ,he
case and 70 make THO bs.t q bad tnsga0. Tic geouG
they take Is TINT tho sccssg o ua o4gedsa H not SD
great after ali; tha tie Unon forces en- newer aasc
Beaufort base ct operations alndt because The nature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
TIE Union SENTIMENT o. TEXAS,
from he os hnysi,S ctrrcsMnGcucc Oct. Ii, Of III
500 EranciAcl aim Il

II rom me los auSttS cfES*hHtcnsc, Oct Ot the
san Francisco Gallo. u al.
The advance + company Of seventy wagons of emf
grants from Texas reached this county Tie 1874
This company caiae b. tic way q chh.ah'a AMI %.
nora From hIr c. one Of ibis company NATIVE &c
Kentucky intelligent man, VITO has e.; number Of
yeas resided III fcAs. anu SIX years In f;ti-
in county y ha,c obtained Information, viii II,
from ts reliability is Interesting. IL iaorns thlts
AZ thc tiac OF tae meerg o. ito ToNas tattnatdh.
large majority oF the psDl.c II faina ant other aon.
ing coln"s Sare luto inca, strongly OPP a 10
sion taG ~ far - h allie jGt'rc, sch The
generally through The State; thas tho lnnSi o3t-
raccaus IN i4fctaaed iraN,s were rpGtrNte al Tho
election eD.e 70 vote for u The OF
ToXas; that The Union men, although putuGlnhor-
ing TIE setissiip'sts, were uaarin -, rn9tg 'nad
aAd uapgrrarcd to defend their allegiance,
while III. sinai. in..crHj ot sccc7si,uists were
per.cey oga'li "a All req ) y fore, 81 carry
the se'" u1 " thu Uapa. 1he surrender 81 General
IwiyFs p'ol0c"t sus CONSERVATION among the friends
q The ion tibet ;hry Sank into sgae 81 dependency,
and Submitted 60 haafl 0. armed traitors. Mr.C was
oi abcVe tyen,s thirty vino abaa9cgea their
ntncs aid property and, With ,i!eif families hor
teams started lcr California IL brought hs family and
two r9.s eid tanS tar Ugh to This comfy, IA The
latter art q Jvn", wh lie the Rio q a.id III
conpAD! HlirL hal between seventy an eighty wagons,
tray Nlns NJ IT, r}cr III order - a,c ~" vrlah Mall
road X Ness,, the. ware o. yta AID p~s q ~ 0ur
COMPANIES IcseA fui ntceIs thai ha been mustered
into th- 81 lie ,rcae ate states trn,y Bceen.
ing conym OF that Il hey pursued that route they would
be puRJcr hy these troops, LEY detella cross
the into Mex territory ey tingiy crossed
the river about friy.tr mites below Fl riso Cf lAc
whole company syeaty wagons crossed iLs .i,ot four
hsc Wagons ecuta led on up tac river towards Mcsa
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Rtfrry,uc We Ik 1a1-

The boat from Old Point has arrived Eer,.
The Charleston papers OF the l2h INST state that Gen.
Lee is making extensive rca alton g descd Bcaufoft
that the place has not been occupied by Con. Sherman
that the rrgroes are engaged removing cotton and
other property there ana that two YaASee guaboats
aground near the village
The Charleston Courier states that there Is little cotton
stored at or near Beaufort.
Mcssrs Iope and Dayard, who reside flton Island,
set Gre to every building their premises and their
crops, leaving mass OF ruins bahnd them
Tleg1rs Of the Lady Davis end lIurtress have been
placed in the battery at Port Royal ferry under command
Of Commodore Danovant where stand viii be MADE.
large number Of families have left Savannah Tor the
up country.
On Saturday last, according TO The Charleston papeTs
there were signs Of General Shemas taking posses
sion Of Beaufort.
Tho Kaelge mounted riaemcn started for Beaufort
Sunday morning a detachment. Of mounted rGefoen D,
Colonel Ctingmans North Carolina regiment also
tho way.
The Charleston Kcrc.ry cond INNS The which
lhe rebels have prepared for the emergency
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LprIsAHfS, NoY. u 1851.
The Lou syi,.e Co,tr~r dated Bow NJ Green tho sth
irst., contains Richmond correspondence saying that
Colonel now Brigader General Humphrey Marshall 10 W
command The division Of the rebel army in Ken
lucky aud lrigader General J. C. BFecklnrdRe returns
Southern Kentucky this week 70 Organize his brigade
and pn, The government 10 Kentucky IN notion
Tho corresp ndent complains Of the delay III got
ting lie frignte Merri8e ready fof sea and speaks
OF twenty one fi!ad which osDe ~ thn Bermuda,
with twelve grooves each, throwing shells Of l2o pounds
ave mics sHd q half.
THO fredericksburg Hyad Of the IA says tila Joan A.
wa.hr ons ,aniy residence, two miles below Matthias
Point was DoIDbafdsd and burned.
IIGNoSn, NOV 7, 1861
John Tyler aad Roger A. Pryor elected % the Coz
federalc Congress
III amer bermuda with 500 b9lcs Of cotton, ran
tho savannah blockade the n git ~ the ~ insl
CnAmEsioa, hoy I, 1851.
Gen Zee has arrived here.
wiliAfn porcher Miles his boon elected II e copeao
rate Congress.
SorsasEsTps IN MoMREtt---3 etter Nom Montreal says
that sc IHmber 81 - then IT, aEe laa pourRnp -