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stssms5s METRQenLm, d EyMPiRE STATE,
ItIensth and speed, bat psrtoulsIy sdsgted o the
neotion with the Fall River sod Old Colony Rail
road, distance of Sc miles only 70 Boston.
Leave Pier Nc Sq,;h RiyeI HesS the Batter.
Mondsys, Wednesdsys, and FRIDAYS, ct O'Clock
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, ~ O'Clock
p. n, touching at Newport each way.
p These Steamers are lifted with commodious
state rooms and every arrauT mont for the secprS
ty and comfort OF passengers, who are Afforded ey
this route nights rcN on board, and on arrival
at Fail River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston carly the following morning or may
remain on board unit starting Of the Aocommoos-
ton 81 a: ID BY which they may reach Boston
about sf5 A. Il.
A baggage msster is attached 70 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
D8nies the came 70 its destination.
steamer runs IN oonneotIon With this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Freight 70 Boston 10 Forwarded through with
great dispatch By an Express Train, which leaves
Fall River ever, morning, SUNDAYS excepted, ~
N O'Clock for Boston aud New Bedford, Arriving
t its destination 81 about ii A M
For height or pat sage, Apply on board. or 81 the
once on Pier No. North River z or state rooms
and berths apply on board, or u desired 20 SECURE
them In sdvsnce, TO VIM. BORDEN, Ayt
20 and n West street. ". Y.
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and PRQyIDENCE, FOR BoS
TON-Inland Route-The shortest and most d
rect-Carry the Eastern Mell.
Seer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt }. w
Williams, In connection with the StonlnGtonNpd
Proyidepoe,and Boston and Providence Railroads,
essvinf Nsv TS,s dsiy W., ssneay e,e ron
6roton at $50 o'clooG r. u, or on the ARRIVAL OF
he Mail Train which leaves Boston 90 30 p. NJ.
The GtYMO0TH ROCK, hgm NeS Yerf-
mondeN Wednesday, and FRIDAY. Prom Gro
ton1Tussfs5, Ih9Isdsy sRd Saturday.
The E0MM0NWEAtT III, from New York
Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY. Prom 6roton
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Providence and Boston, In the Express Mail
Tram, resohirs SAID place In advance Of those By
other routes, and ia smple time for al the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sensers that prefer IL, remain on eosre the
n st IL desired, and leave 6rotou the Ills A. M
Train, corneonng at Providence with the fS
A M. Train for Boston.
Fare from ProvideDce 10 Newport, Fifty osnts,
"A botgage master accompanies the steamer and
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Preltkt,
apply on board the steamer, or at the freiSht
Office, Pier Ia North River, or 90 the Once Of
the Company, No. Us West street, corner Of Cort-
land street. New York, Feb %, 1881.
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ENTERPRISE
sAs sTE6REA SG4SE ETEssFFSERN


KENT" GfBtt5 J; Il k.gEc c.., w Norma,
Will run their routes a. follows, leeviUg Light
street, Baltimore. foot Of Camden, st o'oIoot A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Choptank rIver. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
For Anna.olis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a s.e days.
PIONEER-ForS st. MIchsel's and Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Csmbudge, Oxford
and Easton Point every THURSDAY, returning
BY same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. Michssps and
&c. ton, via Miles River Perry, every sATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday by. same route.
Faro 20 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Esston
Fare TO s. MichscI'S and Miles; River jrounS
Fare 20 West River, Ground trip, Gil leo
Faro to Annapoi, lround trip rs oents)- IS
MAILS EXTRA.
lrFreisht must be prepaid,
Wharf and Ofice, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden.
Baltimore. G. X. CANNON.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR NEW YORK.

83ES2f2a FOR NEW YORK.
Es
The Camden and Amooy and PhileoelBhle and
Tenio5 kalr2sa CSSRpSSsNpieS hlhe IoH wv
PLACE s, from MALNET STREET. WHARF
AND hENslN6TON DEBUT, VIII Ieeve Is ioi
Ats A. M via Camden and AmboJ. &c. and A.
AoeomEotanor;l MA M
hocomnods.ionl
A. q A. M, via Camden and Jersey Crty, (morn-
Ing Msill
AtllH A. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey City,
(Western Expressly
At l2K p. NJ, VIA Camden and Amboy, (Accommo-
dsho1l
ExRe,sD
At t2 A., via Kensington and Jersey City,
Evening ELfress.
A. "a p. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey City,
Second Class Fcket)
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& gsEEE MSsf' ca h kAb SSsIt ssITe
GSNysAL kALLk,oaPu n La1Srets Trs,n. Issvs
daily, ssnd.5s s.Ssn,sd' e toI.os., 60
no. s~,m Nhs sx,n
MSnsrisI m and Buf.lo '
Train with sleeping
Sonnectinr az Albany with the New Yorf Cen
trsl Railrosd for Schenectady. Rochester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wstskr
Suspensicn Bridge, Auburn, Geneva; CausndsisuA
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspect
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo snc axe Hu ron and
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detrpit, Chicago, Toledo, Miveukie. Fon Du Lac,
h 1919, E59sse nSsdso1; pT:ris Ds GhisS e. sns
tine, Iowa CIry, Burlington, QuInoy, sprinEkec,
Alton, 81 Louis Cairo, Terre Hsute, Ind ana pols.
Louisville, Cincinnati, syton, Colun.bus, Clsve-
land, and ell points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains 81 Troy, With Troy u
Boston and Y ems Saratoga Dads for Saratofa
Whitehall, Rutland, Burling ton, 81 Adams, Rouse
Point, Plattsburxh, OsdensbuIEh, Montreal, &e.,
III Freight Arrangements by this route a.
above, without chsnse Of Cars, from the Depots IN
Chambers and Iana streets. are &C all times o
favorable s. made by 9th Railroad Comparles.
The abilities Of this great New York Route, 30 the
an oh ppers for promptness and dispstoh
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Cars ron IN connection on the New York CenIrsl
For particular as to local tr,ins and frei1ht Or
A 3 SMITH sunevintsndent
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ALriRN n}kfRRdhtNhp oHio
On and after NAV Istn, 1851, the trains Will run
e follows, vii-Lesye Camden Station, Bse-
Press dsaS 81 s. 8 +. NJ. Both Trains 70 sirecIJ
s5fTTfH S4s An kkSp PAA66RRf fa 2E EHE
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between falumore and Piedmont take the A. M.
Tral nj betvesn Piedmont and Wheeling take 40
NJ; and between Grafton and fsIEsrSburT, tafe
the 81 A M Train from Baltimore.
The RRLDERICK TRAIN leave: Baltimore
Tn ELLiCofT's MILLS iRAiN Leave Bal
tmore at 81 and SIS A. NJ. and g and SEQ p, N,
AID Ellcotts Mills at 40 and ii so A. n. and So
and 7.nO p. M.
For further iniormahon, Tickets Of every hpd,
w. p SMITH,
Master of Transportion.
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~ATCH REPAIRIN6 AEDsILvER WARE
w MANUFACTOlIY.
1 have ono Of the best establishments, and fur-
nshed with complete set OF toolc for repair r.
lns every description OF tine Watches, and
particular attention give to the Same, by a. ~
tho Ugh com potent workman and g. work sna{nn
ned Also, evsrJ doscnp IoI Of standard 81 ER
WI RE, PLAIN and ornamental, manufactured under
my own su per VISION, which ny customers will find
far superior IL quality and finish TO northern ware
swn nufAcgurs. H. o. HOOD,
sas SSa Pa. avenue eth
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md w G

Prom CkambeIs Of. NY, r rom sHth street.
Express, and III g. m, y, II Is O. M and So
and $50 and p. N. SIS m.
Troy end , ASsSy win Sundays in
Youg hkeepete train 6, q IS O. m, Hnd 10 p n.
m LIS Pm. n
Peekskill train. <.n p m as ,. M.
Sing Sihg tram, 500 M. AS O. m, and <.8 and
and 50 and sIDo p. m as p. ~.
FishkilI txin. So 2. ml5& 2. u.
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J.. NJ. COLE, Genr Ticfel Agsuf
4ssaSft k$aTSE AsSR SISser 70.

Nzs IEA AkSAFK kE EAft9ESSSH R 70.
ALBANY NsttEE E4E&k' kkRREkIEsssAEM4 RE %Esr'
gor 4SsnS~iiaS :. N. Is. & sssrss: Ssin from
.Fci Dover Pl.in.-4:os ,; n .toe,ias 2. Whit.
cThis Gsin VII run TO Millsrton svsry Saturday
qns asSs Of Ien ls ..ss : s s
pies !. ii ion. from 18Th - stree. :s.ion. w
ions ffo% nv " hi ten .trsst .s.h 40; 0'Ns "
For Williams BIidGs-iS, Ills .. N. and go ,.
m stopping .. Il sias'; y. Ps a ''''s station
Aibenyos:oo q N. last express train.
.Sn sveg; Eosds, morning M Sa''' MI
S %ssss E El:s = 100 . m. $50 . .s.n
,ses Gsnsr Psss Yorfvs ssss ssd
hsa slid'' GHesifit ION a ss saP 70
NEW YORK A6aSB ERIE Rail
Il. F.;5, - rs.:,Pss III ssys ys Pave
'tfs' Ne. ESs1 4 sss cI and Buffalo
and P,inope iUtfrRs ne Station ana
sistons-fhi. Train remains over night st Elmira,
and proceeds the pert mornins,
500 ~, MILK dalis, for Ousvine, and inter
loo % N .RNSecoMMoDATIoN. daily, for ror
'sfs' ana % .%laGals s Siad..oxn N.vburrA
e 30 s .; SIsET I GxfkEss. daily, for pu.-
The Train Of seturd.y stop. st eli Mail TfsiI
ssa,Sns and %6 yS9' SSD X &
'I r.r ,a,1 SSAtass, YsoI: s.ar su,.
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TT,HE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON n
SILK ROBES.
Rich Velvet Flounoed Silk Robes. value $50,
Rich Fancy and Blsck SILK Robes, value SO.
present price SO.
Rich Fsnoy and Blsok Silk Robes, value SIS.
present prize SIS.
Owned by n ofthsrn importer, who sends them
to us with instrucions TO cell at the above heavy
discount for the cash
We also nam. decided bargains in other silks,
mediu m and low-prioed Dress foods. with Cloaks.
ShAvls,&c.
Ure prloe only marked In plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, o1iclothr, Rugs, &o., upyer
floors. PERRY BRO.
Pa. AyeRus and Ninth st,
no IFS, "Perry Building
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II FRENCH 4 RlCHs7EIN
LAAyE Just received frssh supply Of Mote Ps-
velopss 20 psfch. Also, flag Paper OF I'll Kinds,
With and yithSat Notice.; EaysloIes e match:
Purses and Pookse Hooks OF every description.
New Y9rt Pagers received daily; Papers from
~ INC fpfKENcH z kloasrEIN.
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NEW YORK ar ERIE RAIL

Il ONIONS
-. -, KING 4 -BuRcHELL,
One VERY NICE eEooND- HAND PIASo
sse3n G Co..s and stslyty 3 sop's ksvs
- sor rsns ~ eel
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ZINE SHAKER AND OTHER WHITE
for Autumn and Winter use. -
One gree oliy. ma he'd in plain figures hsros.
no purchaser IL deceived 49, a
All buying and selIng being nsy rednosd y. tie
eesz Standard our whole scale or prices Il made 20
An szaminsficn Of stock implies 10 obsisslisl
% purchase PERkf . BRU.,
90 n-a yi:.svsassf -, ~Psrry 6sildins."
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zGS rS y f E SsG2E NSNNEsEs 'zntb IS Stp

=. 10 fo g5,E N!pss5SSSfE ezzSAD . Old
more, west side, DAILY, (sunds1s inelnded.J o.
esnnsctfnr With the RsiTcsa Inc. ni 70 sRS so sS
washlnGtonr d. c., Philsdel phis, New York Bos-
We hs E fsS ..
Train from New o. and Philadelphia.
The following IL the Schedule:
ron PPh 81 I,;R "a sP or ssof--
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. a. the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of CORTLAND street
In Phi sde phia, 81 the Compsny,s omoe, N: W.
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
10 Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't.
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fssEksSSgSg Skkr ~; sEsER


ss ,s .Ss AZ, hnD sTMSsE AEkzSSkEfsr
Train. for Phlsde chs win leave Prsssteni tire,
Depot daily Ssf'Se,t ssneas Dts foLlgs. E
as A. M; Evening N all st Is O'Clock. on SUM
QAYSG rs p. M. only. All trains connect VIII
A Freight Tram With passenger car attached
leaves att p. NJ stopping st al Stations between
Baltimore and Havre de-6rsoe.
Passengers for Delaware and The Eastern shore
81 MsIlsnd Will find the most expeditions route b.
O-AIl Coiofed Persons must rive bond bsfor.
WIN. CRAWFORD, AGENT
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.s..s:ss :w U; - x..'s S:,ss'
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

EHE r S3lice 70 ss. Infss .,,ls s,s
k ssSsis s = SS rs.s 70
Monday, the 2ofh instant the Bay Line Of steaner,
all xIIl lss,s Bs,timSr. EVERY DAY tsiesss SUI
e'oQet p. M, OF Immediately Afer the arrfvN al
the Warrington Train, which lesves waxhinrtor
m 2-t FALLS, Pres,t
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U N b q A T D

Il " a
QxertsyBasfer 8sssaps Oacs,
PLAN. AND sPncfriciT1oss for hulis Of Gun
Boets Tor the Western riveTs are on exhibition 81
sosss & Gso sn Sss should be
Il States
Tvs Brig. Cent and ou.rierm.ster Gsnr.
ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BArcHs4oR;ss s g ENgIS sy EAR DYE.
Rs, ISs Bet ass H IL ,ni WE si; m k,,.
Sold sy ~ Druggists; also. q sss..s1os.. Patent
er,s.'s H.r store. sa as = Penn. avenue, .h.r.
rsssss.ISsi Bsiais, St 'isss IS SiOsi"s1'N.Y.
IINI0N PAPER AMP ENvEtoPEs.-:Tven-
!ess fS %es.snasoa of n tn. form Of Rose. and
IN Ss sd w sssssi .,r. oon..., on
asad; asrelS. Times. and Tribune rsosi,sd every
Papers from all parts of the country.
BefsisSs . DIs S9ySs nn and 80 Song BDOss
!ss : :c saSs of sn asd'
sss 4
NV Ok kaW b,REEs sy eS S56bbsWLs' AND
Iox prices, with 81 osbsI Kind. q medium ara
Also, our usual full stock, Of all the leading
Carpets. Curtains. OiIolotbs. Rugs, 30 upper
o Sa q Ss s ssss i plain figures there
obligation 70 purchase.
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hArr vALUE-ysFy rsoh Velvet Fiounosd
n and othsr SIN Robes, cent 20 ns ffom The
a.. % sn ss 81 ss ss:
Muslin Dollars deSide:fS fSssFSs'1xs. aRorHKR
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~ AIche@isf. OF he House Of Ciss. rom he
Fsscsa e nsn1 e. e mssse Iss y nf
Efiotf. tie sstbor q Adam Bsdss FTss 81 Gssi.
9 csnis. FRENCH z RICasTEfN,
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CyRIR, CT ABLE AND BED BLANKETS
~ and C0UNTERPANEs,a ali sizes snc suali-
ties, Bed Comiorts. sheetinss, Pilloy L.nsns and
DoylIes. DO; All at Tour p'overblaIly low prices.
New. corners. stTsnsers. soiourners and eatissns
PERRY BRO,
se XIX Penn. avenue and 9Th u,
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKs. -
EkASRTiiks gsG s rs t:'ti Ysas 6
fnis city, somlriSing best fols I.satksr
lees, Carpet Bags, 10, which We are nov ss,has
..S = = @ asa. s = ~ p... . e g;
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Pfss Aa Exa~isr, No.re!k, VI.
.ds q n % .ia
%e@ tks BGsnSsss. Ns1SsIk, ye.
They have boon Tasted In mere than . thslsant
eases, win entire SUCCESS.
FSsss tks Dsascvss, st. C7sxk, Mtss,
sfs have re. GSbsd th tss 80
may have them In case 81 sn;sttsok.
Pts~ hs Ras~~ Il. r. Gsssss., Casssss, III
awaited Oerhalio Pills.
Fts2 fks ScsfAsvs Pssk Fade, Nee Oylaxas, La,
=, Try them you that are afflicted, sndys Are urs
@ :s sSs2 hs. 6 h.n., ss q
RoSs tks 6sssfts, Dssssesys, lees,
Mr. SPalding would not connect kis xa.ss VIII
Fre- tks A6-rsssr. Pses4sxsse. Ill
fhs ehslic Pulls sTe paid - ts reEsrkshly
S very NJ ess ss ri fs . =
has eve. been discovered.
E+>a tx 81. LssAs Dsss1e-sG
The immense demand fcs tAs article (cs.sslis
PIls) Ii rapidly increasing.
~ ss~ AeSeTsA FeSSsS bs4fs A&oGtek1s VI.
We ARC SURE thsk veTsons estsrins With the head
eehe, Who Try then. will stick - tSam.
gtsss fks AiswfksW. fYsslssaSs, 4, l.
Hhs tsstlnory IN th cir fayey ~ sysss. from sks
most respectable suarters
Fte~ fis DsIy Rssss. Hse>syt, n. J.
CephsIo pllls are taking the place Of al kln<s
Rs1 sAs Cosusyes<l BSilstiS, Bastes, Mass
sAid 10 be very efoacious for the headache,
Non tAs CS1s~ssgctal, CsstsaadtI, OAse,
SUFFERING humanity can now be relieved.
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GUNBoATs 'oH tn. WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARrIRMAsIxl 6HsBlAL,s OyYicx,
WaskSastos, Jxas IL, 1851. &
PROPOSALS are invited for constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rivera -.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared and
may be examined st the q uar.ermsster's Once q
CINCINNATI. Pltsburgh, and ct this once.
Proposals. from boat bull ers and engine build
ers alone will be considered. =
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into
confederation. M. O, MEIGS,
ieis Quartsrmsster General Unitsd Stase
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THE SUBS X iBERs beg leave to iptorm their
iox smo, suooL,ed WITH = an peTior e OK of>A
PAIL and WINTER GOODS. M
They also respectful y invite attention Of M
their Array and Navy customers, snd those
reVuIr QUITE Ia ihst line. their perior uaI
tiles q Swords, Fszlsts. ShoE der Straps Belts,
Cha,esus. Hats, Caps. Sashss. and Gold Lsses,
Constantly on hand, which are warranted as repre-
scented,
WhIst tend ring thanks for the liberal patronage
enjoyed. they vii enhssyoL % merit continuance.
(srcoessors % b. r. Loud"n Co y
CITIZEN. MILITARY ard NAVAL TAILORS,
362 fenEsyivsnla Avenue,
% Ia e. SIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
DR.. Moffat's Life Medicines

Shosai be taken In the early stages OF Bilious Com
plants and II persevered In strictly according TO d.
rectlons, will positively effect cure. s-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Persons whose constitutions have become impaired By
the inindicious Of Mercury will fad these Ned.
cines perfect cure they never fail % eradicate
frcsn the system all the edects a Mercury Infinitely
sooner iar the mos powerful preparations u Sasa-
psrilla.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

crlE DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first
aud second stomachs, and creating pure healthy
he instead OF the stale and scrd kind; Fistuiency,
Loss ofAppetitc, Heartburn Headache Restlessness,
nl-Tempers. anxiety, IAnguor and Melancholy
which are the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia. viii
vanish, as a natural consequence Of its cure
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

denoulinated from their astonishing power Of Gre
ating new ie and health, as IL we're from the very
aches Of the most dclapidsted consiitulions--sre
more strongly tonic and moro immediately insigors-
ting than the pills. containing Tie ssmec hoiee vegeta-
bic extracts the latter in different medication. Al
though really less cathartic than the LIE PMS they
evertheless begin 10 cleanse tho alimeniary canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
three four hours and producing decided sense Of
relief to the head and stomach and exhilarsting the
mind, in lees time than this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
Piles! Piles! Piles Il

As remedy FOR this distressing and obstinate
malsdy, the Vegetable life Medicines deserves ds-
tinct and emphatic RECOMMENDATION. II is well
known To hundreds in this city, that the former pro-
prietor of these valuable medicines himself attic
TED with TINS complaint for upwards Of TWENTY-FIVE
VARS and that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
scrioec within the whole compass Of the Nateria
hedica. lie however, az length tried the medicine
which Is now offered to the public and he was cured
IN very short time, after his recovery had been
pronounced not only improbable. hut absolutely i'm
possible, By any human means.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
sPAULDISG's PREPARED GLUE.

sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
sAvE TIE r1EcEsi

sPAULDIsG's PREPARED GLUE
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Moffat's Life Pills +!

In affections Of sae head, sick headache or nervous
headache. these Pills will be found TO possess the
most salutary efficacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
Bilious Complaints, and "a Mode
Of i,ureI

well regulated and proportionate quantity Of bile
upon the stomach Is always requisite for the promo
ton Of sound heaith-it stimulates digestion and
keeps the intestinal canal free foa all Instructions
When there is deficiency Of bile the body is con-
SANITY costive. On the other hand, an overabun-
dance Of bile causes frequent in the stomach
and often promotes very severe attacks Of disease
which sometimes end in death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
THESE MEDICINES.

Have nov been before the public Ter period Of 20
years. aud during that time have maintained high
character in almost every part Of The globe for The
extraordinary curative properties which they possess
I'm Many thousands
0fcertihed instance, hey have nen rescued suffer-
ers from the very verge Of untlmeiy grave. after
all the deceptive nosrus Of the day have invariably
failed SO great indeed has their efficacy Invariably
less than miraculous to those who were acquainted
with the beautifully philosophical principles ur,,-
which they arc compounded. and upon which they
consequently act Il their manifest and sensible
sciiOn in Purifying the springs snd channels Of life
nj enduing them with renewed tone md vigor. thai
hey were indebted Tor their name.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Have been happily used for the cure Of Fever and
Ague with inyariahie success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
THE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious and liver Complaints, with their many
weilknown attendants. bilious and slck headache,
pain and oppression after meals giddiness Dizziness
heartburn, loss of appeue, are acknowledged 10 be
vastly superior O. any thing before oered 10 the
puhllc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
MEDICAL.
A Gard to the Public

IsU amount Of bodily aud mental misery arising
from neglect Of small complaints Is lncalculabie and
il Is therefore u the utmost Importance that strict
attention 10 the least and most trifng bodily all
uents should be had for diseases Of the BODY inv-
riably aaect the mind. IA Mcrrar's VEGETABLE
IEsx MEDICINES. In every instance where they have
been thoroughly used, have Tkirsl1uD ovkR Dss-
EAsz, in almost al Is diversified forms The saiuta-
~ ELECTS Of Tie Life Medicines have, IN fact been 81
universally experienced, that they have become fes
established the most easy, safe and perfect mode
q treatment ever offered TO the pablo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Ar composed q Vegetable ingredients exclusively,
can be ascertned BY chemical tests. Their prom
nent qualities those OF active and searching
though perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
rent; Of gentle suporiac promoting the insenshle
preparation: OF pheasant dinretic. Mvgoratng the
Kidneys and bladder, and Of delightful tonic caIda-
ie exciting appetite by the demands Of active diges-
ton. aud cheering the mind with that grateful sense
renovated health which Is Of the most fecitons
ceilings 81 our nature.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

pGRHAvE,s
Holland :. Bitters
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint. Fever and Ague. 90.
Tnx rssoc.~.foi Introduction and q this csic-
brss~a Rsmsdy hss been the signal Cor . literal 6opd
firms ffosn quart bette % dvesAlion kes. until
this word IlfIarss IL but another name Cor gros"
or sssne xinsnaus whlskey mixture.
Bot ths r-y great relief derived from the minute
doe, one telzpooafui, Of cur medicine,
BERHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs,
and ~ ~nfirr cbsrrc- er a1>- p-u<-c1o- has eta
blshod forif reputation which the host u imtatsons
and counterfrits have Allied % underml1s. IL \ poi
lively vegetable preparation. with barely suflclsns
pure spirits % preserve a.
But one szs % the genuine, HkfPinf Bosties,)
price Oxl DOLLAR
II l. medicine of iong-trses efficacy Cor Ps1ns-g
health and hr correcting disorders q the stomach
and boSelz-
Two or three doses VIII oonvinrs the sesed of sts
sanitary effects The stomach will speedily regain its
strength, ssslthy action Of the liver, bowsls and
kidneys win soon take place and renewed health bs
the quick result
For INDIGESTION. Try
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

ss- single bottle % sPACIDIsG's PREPARED
GI.UE will ave ten tmes its cost -