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, 1861-01-03

SENTIMENT IN WAsHINGroN-An influential
gentleman at Washington City, in writing to a
democratic friend in Portland, Oregon, under q
date preceding the latc election, says: "Lin.
coin is to be elected; the cotton States will moi
secede; Virginia is opposed to any such mad
ness by majority Of not less than ten to one.
South Carolina may try to secede, and, for one,
l do hope nobody will ask her to stay"
, 1861-01-03

BUSINESS OPERATIONS IN THE SourH.- We see
I stated that COrcOran 4 Riggs, of Washington,
District Of Columbia. the largest banking firm
south Of Mason and DixOn's line, predict that
business operations will return to the even tenor
In less than sixty days, when the South shall re.
turn to its senses and behold its PROSTATE bust
ness interests.
, 1861-01-03
MARRIED.

A. fumua.er. he sisi ult, Qew Years Evs) By Rev h
Lpneott, M CaARLg EAoAH, Chief Clerk Of the House
of Representatives Of the Territory Of Washington 10 Mics
CAtlRfNn youngest daughter Of Mr. Isaac WOOD Thurs
ton County. l IIIT
This is beginning the New Year wen and In manner
which We trust the happy couple win have occasion
regret. Our best wishes are with them.l
, 1861-01-03

/ Hli dllu lIlC .NkA.HNlC lHONSu tulL SUI
feed for the wants Of the existing trade Of Puget
Sound, it was thought by some that an overland
mail to Olympia daily, aud thence twice or thrice
a.week to towns on the Sound, would prove Of
material advantage over the other. Tie new
service has been inaugurated now sec the dif.
ference.
Since the arrival at this place of the Pacific
Mail Steamer California. more than four week,
ago, We have not had a single mail from Califor.
MIA and the Atlantic States. The steamer Oregon,
of the same line, arrived here on Saturday, 22d
ult. but brought no mail the Postmaster Of
San Francisco refusing. under instructions from
the head of the Department, to place it on board
How many more weeks shall eapse before we
are in receipt Of q mail from California and tho
East, it is impossible to say; but certain ii is
that a most vexatiOus interruption has taken
place in our mail communication. The Over.
land Mail has failed to bring, as yet, 4 singe let
ter. so far as We can learn from our citizens
since the mail brought by the California. A
few struggling letters came to hand shortly be-
fore, but none since. For OurSclG We have to
say that with tho exception Of two California
exchanges, one in San Francisco and the other
in Marysvie, both Of which have reached US
mldewed with age and worn in tatters, we have
received neither papers nor letters during the
period mentioned; and, were it not for the Port
land Daily Adretiser, whence we usually get
our news summary, We should have found it
impossible to have published from week to week,
, 1861-01-03

! For the past fortu' sht the people Of this
county have been greatly agitatcd, and in some
cases seriously alarmed by flying reports Of an
approaching Indian outbreak and war. So great
has been the alarm that most Of the settlers on
the Puyaliup placed their wives and children in
the block house, where they still remain, as a
precaution against repetition Of the massacres
Of the last war But few Of the settlers who
have taken this prccaution, however, we are as
Sured by seyela! Of their number, entertain fears
Of an outbreak, and most, if not all Of item will
proceed Immediately to put in crops for the en-
suing season, and 90 on with their improvements
as usual. In support Of the assertion by some
Of the settlers, that there is no danger, and no
foundation for the present alarm, we insert by
request the following
To The Editor Of tie Puget Sound Herald:
UPPER PrYALLUP, Jan. lst, 1861.
l was in SteilacOOm on Saturday last, and
heard that great fears were entertained about
the Indians in our range Of country. ! have not
| seen any signs Of hoStilities with them, and ap-
prehend none The Indians all say the murderer
that is demanded is not in this valley, and has
not been here; he does not belong to this tribe,
s''Ny o'S hNChuiy WIN ultil
am satisfied that if we attend to our business.
and let the Indians do the same, We will have no
difficulty with them.
DANIEL E. LANE.
Mr.. Lane occupies, with his family, a claim not
less exposed than any Of those on the Puyallup,
and his statements and opinions in the matter
are therefore entitled to consideration. The pre-
sent alarm owes its origin entirely to the mur-
der Of Carter, on the Snohomish, and the efforts
made to capture and punish the murdcrers, who
were said to have fed to the Puyallup valley.
As yet we have been unable to learn anything
reliable Of their whereabouts, and cannot speak
with certainty Of the real designs Of the Indians,
Il any they have. In the existing state Of un.
certainty.we can only counsel prudence and
caution.
, 1861-01-03

RrHoREp RRsIGSAnox--A Washington letter
writer records rumor that the venerable Judge
Taney, Chief Justice Of the United States su.
Preme Court, intends to resign. He is over 80
years Of age, and quite inRrm, which doubtless
induces such course; although the letter writer
alluded 10 assigns different motive, when he
saYsi "Had Democrat or . national msn
been elected President instead Of Lincoln, he
would pfCbablync resign. But, as Il Is OK.
trenely doubtful whether, at bis advanced age,
hewill I've four years more, he makes that sacri-
aee at the insiigatiOn Of his friends, in order to
prevent Lincoln putting a man with " irrepres-
sible conflict" notions in his place. Buchanan
may have, therefore, 70 fiIl two vacancies on the
supreme Bench. Attorney General Black is
said 70 be one Of the principal applicants for this
high position. Caleb Gushing is another"
, 1861-01-03
Slttu ssStrtistalrnts.
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE!

a THE THOROUGHHRED AND uy.
H1A rtvalled Arab slced "ROsEPHEUss owned hv
H~ " H. Leas, win be rafHed for on SATURDAY.
eoom The sporting fraternity al Ioyer1 n ne turf Vim
DO vel oy being present the OCCASION witness the Victor
Of two wel-contsated races. s,iis ,O
, 1861-01-03

9rkson DoreLas-It appears that since his
r,,orcry fom serious illness IN Mississippi
md prior % bis arrival al Washington, where he
Io.lIlrd nc handsome reception we had nntice
q Ih1 cher day By telegraph, thia Distinguished
0.nIonau has been engaged IN battling man
f1||y o. he Union. He addressed q largs
crotd % lh1 l5th ult, At vieksburg, from the
u|o1m,r on which he was sn route ior his plan
I,l|on. He was repeatedly cheered BY The
crord 10 unmarked that be ecpsidsred i q
god omen lha, Il ihe most important point in
Mississippi, union sentiments are stiH apprO-
c.l,i.
, 1861-01-03

PUrnlD sonE TnHoAr.-At the DGIies, on tie
ssh alt, two of Mr. Hsrbsrts children died Of
poirid sore throaE On The Saturday previous
another Of Mr. Herberi's children died Of the
nms disease.
, 1861-01-03

THE MoKrARA cHILD.-It seems, according to
recent note from Count Cavour. that the Sar-
dinan Government is about to interfere in be.
half Of the MOrtara child, about which there was
50 much exeitementa year ago. Il is likely now
that he win be restored to his parents from the
convent In which he is seOn6ned, as the Sardinian
Government expresses itself convinced Of the
policy q Mortarais Claims.
, 1861-01-03

The best purifier Of the blood, HalIs Sarsa
parilla, Yellow Dock and Iodide Of POtass.
, 1861-01-03

Tn Hoipkfs A. sEAr1LE- Thosa Of our citi
n.ns rko vlsiied Seattle last week, to attend ths
naII rollrn up there on Christmas Evs, speak il
.|o4'n. I1Inl q he hospitality of the people d
I1.l 1|.c, Dci4lln de departure ard return
q h. 1|..mcr. (Ihrco d1ys succession Of en-
I-I|1'nntnl1 uns given % our citizens who y.
rrlII1d 70 leave when lhe time came fOrso doing.
a god I|ms ihsy bad q Il, and one which they
VII Dot soon fosgst
, 1861-01-03

4. I cIrrEE1 TrnEED MAsrTAcFunER.-We
i..r. hat rrirpt1 advices have reached here to
n. .1,cl lhai q nTro.Eyed Stevens" As he Is
called b. he Dale llouiaiassr. i about re-
|u.n|1. % dis Territory uilh company d
capitalists. Win lhe view o. engaging in the
n.1uhc|6lr of uoollcn hbFies at Tnmwnter.
We .sn hardly credit lhlz. bot We shall rejoice
b l.l1 4 t1n|lnsd.
, 1861-01-03

l11u4a TnorlIl1 n ApsInALlA. Australian
.l.Io.. represent lhil financial panic prevails.
Ih.,, bad ben RIO, at Melbourne, in ecnse-
1..n., of Ihs Upper House refusing 70 concur
b. 1l InnusuI.ilns . land system similar %
hat d Iho United States The mob broke the
doom 1ad windows q The Capitol with stones,
and drove OF he police Many persons were
1.I|1a1|y uouudui Ths Gotannsnt dare not
p1o.,culn Ihs rinsleadsls q de riot
, 1861-01-03

NEw MAIL CoxrRAcT.-We learn, by private
advices from San Francisco, that John Il. Scran-
iou, Esq, has received contract for carrying a
tfi-weskly mail on Puget Sound, for the sum Of
$4,000 per annum for period Of ten years.
10 he indomitable energy Of Mr.. Scranton our
people have heretofore been largely indebted for
he nail iacilities they enjoyed, and now he
places them under renewed obligations; for II
> but Just 70 him to say that he owes his own
slIbr,s mainly his success in obtaining this and
loum1r confracial To him and to our people
generally We offer congratulations on his success.
We ars Informed that Il Is his intention to bring
y iom San Francisco another steamer, 70 run
n cunnecllon with the Elisa AndHsOn
, 1861-01-03

TnrI- o. oT K. BALL.-This ball, which took
plnco on New Years. Eve, as previously an
nouno1h, proved an that was promised for IT.
one q ne most agreeable that has ever been
r'pca IN S,erlacoom. while thore were quite as
many present . could dance with comfort, there
uAa 10 ,rording or josilins. Is Is oflen the case
The iurpof, which was furnished BY MrA COyle
q Thcmpsonf Hotel embraced everything pal
nln1|, which The market afforded, and was de-
c'i1i|y be best ever yet gotten up on like occa-
iob1 Having danced the old year out and the
ntr year IN. Il an early hour in the morning
thl 1n1lnb|as. separated, an apparently well
plra.r1 viii he enieriAinment The affair was
highly crniilabld bolh 70 the Order and the
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sS-rAere viii Be 20 devis'icn from The se"re
ss- Advertisement. pabishcd IN both Daily a.d
Weekly will b~ charged the fail Daily rsfrs With on
hail a The Weekly rats~ afsiei.
CHARLES CRUFT. Prom.
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"a IL = Il R "a 9 Il

O( tss FIFTggvTH lSlElfI-A -vyUdL sTATE.
NEAT of fhc condition 81 ne HCKE INST
RfStE t0-WANI of ns 6Ffg u .Nesc Ior
os fls ii dng Of Janasiss. lsGl.
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llsai ADVERTISEMENT. fiiy eenss per -qusfe zach
Sal i.fac.ory afrsnssmens, made With the.~ ~he
i.h 10 stxvr;se ~ The year. win The rrfrliest of
ch.nging Al pleasure. Yearly tfvfr-isfft ho~cffr.
al - confnot strictly a. ileir q zuer ho-inesf,
sna tril y.4t sHdFferig. .,,
sdsertis -.nsnt. in - ,p'-iai rsic~ column wih
- chsrrrd two price,
Adversis.ness'. srps e'u-isnfiy ~ h inside, a
prlc~ and half
p,.iurs. notices rubl .hsd n th- locai columns, o
la Hos % unt~r vii b. char I'D fof each Insertion
si. n or~~ zen hnes. Ten cents PER iinr
Ads~~ts.e-uen,- ssuf Ia for no spectnsi tfus. VII
~ lnssrtet three riouths unless oftefet oct
ANY alteration % stsufing adserts~Hifff viz
ssnouns % a renewal o; fhe same. unies- othrr~i-e
agreed uprss ty cor'rsei-
Annou',c.nx csndsdales fog orce = every deserip-
,on will - charged g. 90 ~ safh name N me DAiiy
md - 90 IN The rssiy ard weekly, df'fdgf - ""-
No grsflzfoos slysFlsenasats ~h-i~ssf-
Charges vii Be made for Inserting IL notices ~
al Orders Ssclsflss. % Associauots A. tolossi
For each notice Dot ekcrsdins lines - cents 10
-xch if.ssrfiss.. over ii zht lines a. tbs rate
ANNOUNCING deaths ~ith funsrai notice Ai'Hflf',
tI; without notice. nee.
Notice. q Festivais Pcllc. and Exrufsoi... soush
ap BY lndlFidaal- sssoel sti@fss Or y eh"'h%-'
al regular prizes.
Legal sdvsrussmsuts Inserted Al ths sxpehse u
Astornsys ordering. ans payment ~, % Dc aeiA! 81
ror the legal prsceed.s. but coeetshif al ne a-At
time PsblisAer accouafabie fof he accuracy OK
sgsf sdvsEtisszs@nt- beyosd The smoaai ehsrsa ioF
fhsir publieation
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lfTA1E OF INDIANA. Vi60 COUNTY. -
- Nixo Circuit CouFt. septeuter TcTn, lsal-
Jua.oa Loonl. W Ersklei Brtssye-cowpislng "a
Centract ant AifscLznenl
On thfs ta- -~It fhe - tss r jan. a .. issi
caue= the rlsintir. - NcLean Creme. his sfiof
niss ard f'es his complaint herein. $50 A b
Cransfs acidsvif shc~irf tbsf the dsfertsrt + q
r.ar-resIfent q the STATE q Indians
Sosicc T. therefofe hereby Evtn ~ Ike said defend
stf e ne Sting % psnasfcr II ihis proc eeinr su
slsi he sane vll - bssrf snd dsttfnsifri sAs
1s1f term % sad Court. eolsfcirE the trst
Nofssy q September aeft. y lasl
Attest IN. Bf.AKE. cik.
fee~3 -
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yubll.h.a svesy "Wednesday. nsl. 50 psr spnam.
tvance.
s0so paper .snt ~ithos1t th~ usousy. nor ooutiin-
longer lle thsn paid fcrs
m.t.~ es Advertising an weekly,
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Tn. nARR a co.

Az al r-urzists ev~rx~hsrs-
Ask FoR HFfxBoLD's TAKE No OTHER.
Cut cat The advertisement and send &C. a.
AND AVOID MrosTT1ox ASD kxrcsVRK.
wxrtw12
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SHERlFF's SALE.-.-By vir iue u
A-' AZ ssecetiaa issued from The Kfx0 Cour1ou
Pleas Ceurt. y no cireefcd and delivered N f..
vor u Charles Beatty and sFsinst James ksy. ha.e
i~vie the foo~lrg descriled r~a estate. slratsd
In vsgo county. indians- t-~it TIE northwest Qusr-
VI = q the Dosthfsa QgarisT ! 81 scc. tliriy-
81 te~Ti-hip eiesea II. raaEe sstf =. cor
tslnine forty % aiso. tie ssufl~erf qsarfr
y q he souiAsesi quarter ~ seciiou thirty
ont n i ton nship eleven iii range eixht ~ Coo
tanning ioriy 20. scr~s. ani a.
SATURDAY, July .. is6i.
wtnIn the legal hours % sid day tAe Court Hoase
aoor N Terrr Haste vii o1sr ~ snd proof-
fbe shove DESERVED Real fsatf. Together wlih an
the privileges aBd spr1rfenaucet 70 he heioug.
ine for ~ eRcre1ng seven eaTs tlc hlst-
80 bidder 81 cssh and gIrr fsIiurr reaf1e sufn
suiscebt - satisfy ssit ssecpfiou shd costs vii
tben ad thsfe oIeE The snple m and % aid nesl
Esfste - the highest eiddsr 81 cash sausfy Tie
SANE.
his ie,h day u isrs. lssl
SAMUEL coSxrP, she. IN
janl2wc~ pTs fce s<.,e.
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TONsoRIAL.
Medicated Hair WASH

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
As~fnx reattsd ~ si-ssins art Bsir Dressing
ssoou sltotninx she Terr2 hzuse HassE, n~Fs tsa<e
D irfsrm the ritfsus sna qut.ic FsneraF. tGsi be
!. 1os Frtgsrrt - wslt s92a ezstoufrt ns.s
shsuprp1,ts M Crsrisx Lasiiss sd i<rie yirsf
Hslf cP0 W cASkrt.
svseau
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4 NEW ARTICLE!
Roback's Stomach BIttersi !

and delsghtfol Stonisc hic ana C.sr.ilai fo-
giving tore % the stomach sni fol the rseysnf,n q
Ulsous oomplaint- sucsdens % The western count,
Try a.
A. morning dfins 10 ssslsi dirsstion and relle,.
DysIrpsia, Il has no equal Try a.
In ffrOr q j. SUPERIOR % az other Tluers Try a.
The foru.ula II tLeee Bitt-fs, r.e lSsl1 the sole
properly q DT. Aobaek, originated With ole 81 tle
oldest and most eminent Medical pfsctosrs r. q the
West. and Il i directly predcatcd upon tie wants -
Western people
These Riisrs derive their sirruins from tls power
nj icnic nature Of the aud beris u wLicl tAcv
arc couiposed aud a. they are. ly aieyinF uufl.is
ursl craving of the stomach. directly pTouuve q
TEMPERANCE.
ths present proprietor believes ;hai a. making thesn
sldely known, the public welfare il suhseryst
II vail scoa he fof sale ~ all a. lE. kotacks
uer0us Agents. and a. Hotels, &C, Tie country over
fu the meantime orders ~ill he fiicd direct from
Cincinnati Ia any quantity. aisd IT, lowest rates
Il j. put up Ia Quart Botiles. and securely packed l
dor cases. Half dos sample Gases viii hox
10 packed ard seif 20 any address. u desired
Retail Price, si per bottle, or six
for s..
Principal Office ard saicsrcori Ne East Fourth
Street. 81 building from Main street Clnoansn
l Ohio Laboratory No - Hammond street
For sale IN Nigo County ~
T. " IoNNElil. TcTre liaafc
J.R CUNNINGHAM. 4"
VA. l. SHuEY. New Co~bsf.
Pf1ER hJ >kIltk. Ceufrexiiie-
And sy prucfists and Merchants generally
throughou. the Vnilsd State aal csasdss.
ncai~f
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CTkTE oF TSpIASA. ylso COUNTY. Ss,
- Nigo Commoo Fiess Couft. August Tern, iss,.
Isroshes rfnn Atnifssrstrix 81 fe-aos n1lnn's a.
tate ~ Isns~- o. Isan---Cenplaint n revive infg.
menf.
On this cav ts-~1t the slehth dr. - -une 4 o..
issi. the risinrfn by Hosford anf nFcwn. her
aiorreys. sut Sic their compleini herein. sso pu.
nsu nroeu's stselt. showing thsf N aefrndsnt
o1-re siens ~ fhe stsfe u Inans. Notice 4 there
fors hereby gwen fot The said defendant of the ffrr
sni psrten<y - tkis rr.cesdlae snd that the ssns .
~iu y heard snd teterlniued shs % cor
ssid couft. comnisncrr 20 he thru NonAae u Au
gust nexi. A e.. isGl.
Attest JOS. n. Bt-AKf, Cl<1k.
tan11w3pes ~ X. HsuunAv. DC
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LEGAL.

SHERlFF'S SALE BY virtue Of
~ one ~eudisioui exrcnss execution. ISSUED from
ibe Nigo Common Pies, C0afi, % mt diIecst ard
delivered in favor Of isasc lsilne sft against Hlc
ard Redford. principal and William n. kluC rrreviu
bail srn ordered 70 se ibe following flhts fesi
estate. sfurted n Nieo county. iltisns. fo-~1t-
The uosth~est onsrter a tbe rtsrtl~~st qssffsr
~, q section t~eufy -cnc l7il. t.snslIp thirteen
lis. rsnge eight ~ eo1rslniaf fofy 20 ser,s snd
o.
SATURDAY, July c. iSsi.
With.n ihs legal hour, II aid lsy A. the u4. r.e
dccT. ia 1erre-Hs-t VIII oier tbe AL profits
% Zoe above de-crbei real estate. 'cTeta.r ~iih s
he privilege and spVufrnances - ils same belong
ina. ior tern 1ot e1cee.llEg seven sesfs. 20 tie
hlghest bidder frr c1sh. and u.- failure tl realize
surlcierIi - SATISFY ssh s1ccniIor rrf costs
vill tben aod there Ter "a. fse-s.inp'r. IN anl
skd real estate o. tle higher hi-ier fol cash.
sslsfy The s.nes.
his. 18Th dsl n tsre, ISL
turltsapisaso SANrEL coSNFR SIR
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ASSETS.
Cash, BalAneeinBank. ses.so7 &c
Bonds and Mortgages (beng lirst lien on
Real Estn te, worth least 81 s07 ZOO 909 coz O5
Loans Stocks, payable on demand,
,narket yalus Of securities sloT.s79 5Ol IA 600 90
Bank stock. (tnnrkef vHlue) 7s,sT5 %
United States Treasury Note-, market
value, lO3. .gqa 30
Brooklyn Cts Water Ronas. lO,250 %
North Carolina State Bonds market vaD 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds (narket valNs), Il 900 %
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, c5, sos A.
Interest duesba lst January, 1851. ,of
which s23, $50 u has since heen reed 2T.703 81
Balance In harts q agents aud IA course
OF transmission from Agent. On iSt q
January lofwhich sll .ssS IL has since
been receivedl 90 100 10
Bills Receivable fog Premiums on In.
= lard nissS,. 24eSa 90
Other Property. Nisceilaneous items. $500 ou
Premiums due and uncclectci on pO.
oies issued Al 0elce 9.lso Is
Total, sl.4s5 400 s.
CHARLES J. MARTIy. PRrsrprsr,
A.F. wILLMArTrI. vscr rrrsipsSr
J. MILTON SMITH, SEcRETAKy
John McGFF. Ass'r Src's
CUAHf-Cs CstnEI, Agent.
No. : pHRNIX ROW,
maisdr ssrrr. IND
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TRUMps: A NOVEL By GEO.
Il N CURTIS. ssisD1itiy rnassstsi y HerPsa.
MACAULAY's HISTORY or ENGLAND
THE WITS AND BEAUx or SOCIETY
- tbs szsbrr - ''ozssn. u soszssY."
syiss~v Avn nuCxiScnAM1
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Price rs cts. per EoN-Eiye box.
o. for Al 90.


IL TON.
HFINBOI.D'S RUCIU for The bladder
urf NROIlrS RrCHt for the Kidneys
HEI IMBOLD'S ntCHN for She Crawl.
HEIMEOLD'S RJClJ ior the noPsy-
HElMBOLp nUCHJ foT Nervousness.
HEl lNBOiD'S BUCHU tor Los of Memory
HFI.MBOiD'S BVCHr fof nmness q Vision.
nEIMBOLD'S BUCHU fos Difficult Breathing.
HEi.MBOLD'S BJCHU for Weak Nersss-
HEI.MBOLD'S nJCHJ fos General Deii,y.
HHINBOl.D'S BUCHJ for UnveTssl lAssiiu3r.
uELNROLD's BUCBu fcr Horror a insesse-
HElMBoLD's Brchu ios Might s~es's
HELMBoLD's RUChU fof Nakefainess.
HEI.MBOID'S BrCHU sof Ilryness q the SIN
HELMROLD'S BUCHC for Eruptions.
rTLMBOLD's BUCHu for Pain IN tho Rack
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Heaviness q the EsrAds,
viii Temporary sritusion and Loss q slsht
uEfNROfl'S BrCAC for Mobility and Resfies-ness.
With want q Af;>ntiou snd Horror of Sociefy.
HEiNBOlDS RUCEU Cor 0bstructous
HsiNBOID's EUcHC for Eaoesses arising from In
discretion. ant al Disease u
FEMAIES-FEMALES-Ff
TENALEs-FENALks-FE
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. AARHIED. OR CON-
TENPLATfNG MARRIAGE,
' THEY ARE or 40 AVAIL
HUMpOLD'S EXTRACT RJCHJ
IsTlIR yERl BEsT REMEDY IN THE WORLD
Fer all conrisints Incident % the Ses. Whether sri
sinS frorn ln.ercscu. Hahit. - Dissipation IN he
DECLINE OR CHAM Of LIZ.
srE SYMPTOMS AnovF
10 FAMILY SHOULD 81 WITHOUT IT.
Take mare bslsam, Mercury. o. JnIiesaaut
Medicine f., JnEsassT, sss psags5sS' m,es,s.
SECRET DISEASES
In all thelr stages Al little Enpense.
fltsle O. 10 change q Diet, No tncouvenisnee,
AND 80 ExPoSURR
V.e HFINBOIDS EXTRACT BCCHU 1c- Excess
=. srislng from hAbits indulged in
nv Sc.Ne aNDonD
And fos diseases arising from hshls of disspatiou
Il removes all improper dsehsrses. ane ~i re-tor.
The patient short time % s,~s~ e heath and
rss HKI.NBolps ENrRAcr sucHu tos diseases.
ana es~ctloss q the most dissre-sing chsr acter
rse nEixBotIys ExTR,cT pTt-HU fcr al snec-
uons en- diseases a ths
URINARY ORGANS,
wbsshss existing IN
MALE or FEMALE.
How LONG STANDING.
Al As .bsvs diseases AM glngson. .dssa q u.
same treatment sni nay originate from The sans
READi READ, REkpi
HELNBolD's BuCHu 4 ssfe afd pleasant IN tss'.
and CDR. hi immediate in ils action.
rsrson.iiv appeared hefs-s Ne sn klssrnan q n.
cssv - Pailsi.lphla ". 7. HEiNRoID. Chemist. Nh,
bsins crls s~oru. de-. say nat n. prspsrstloa
rarely vs.stsfle N. T. HkLNBoiD
sole uannfsctursr.
s-o-u and sab-ersh@s before NE, ne 80 Day o
xov~rnh<- iess W.. HBnkHr. Aiderrnsn
Prics sl pes hossle. q ts for o.. ae~ere3 b an
sttresa
Prepared ~ RI HEfNBoiD,
rrsrsicsi sud Anslvticsi Gh<Ezfsf,
lo< ssask Ttufh 81. hel0~ Cbesinss Fhils
REWAWg OF COUNTEmFElTs
AND CSrNTSCIff-kD DEALfRS
VIE sotesv-r y fssrese - rsT1 ovs" snd "ors
%" sxrlrsxs o kEFrrtrscs srT1~xr
Hsl-n,.ois's seuuine Frep-rsticos
trfrsct bnrha.
karsspsFiils
. {" fapfu~ed Eose wash
n. m. uARH a co.
Az al D<xrsists sv~ry~hsre-
Ask roR HEfxBoIDs TAkE No OTHER.
Cut ouf he advertisement and send &C. a.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION ASD kxroslRE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-06
PRrpARFD I
.4yer's Catharfse Pills,

TOR THE CJKK Oh
Costiveness Jaundce Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Dys-
enfery. Foul stomach, Eryspelas, Headache.
Piles, Rheumatism, Erupdors and Skin Dis
eaees Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter.
Tumors sne Salt Rkcum. Worms.
6out, Neuralgia, A. = Dinner
MI. and i)r Purifying the
Diooi.
They are sugar-coatsd. 80 tAat The most sensitive
take them pleasantly, aud they the best ape
ri.nt ia the world for Ell the purposes Of family
physic-
Price 25 cts. per BoN-Eiye box.
e. for Al 90.
Great numbers Of Ciergymcn. Physicians. States
uen. and eminent peTsonages. have lent their names
20 csrtlf the unparalleled usefulness a these
dies but space here will net permit The insertion
Of teen. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AxrnCAS ALMANAC IN which they are given:
with also ull descriptions Il the above Complaints
aud the treAfen; TIA; should he followed Tor their
cure
DO nc, b. put "a hy unpdncplea dealers with sther
preparations they maze profit GA. Demand
AYrK's and take no others. The sick want the bet
sid tlNrc IS tor them, snd they should have II.
All our remedies are far sale BY J. r. CUNTycHAs.
r NJ DoSNrf1r. and by all Druggists Ia Terre Hau,e.
Wholesale by AilLS 4 Co.. Cincinnati.
uiv2Sdeom-weow.