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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14

Loss OF THE LINCOLN TRANSPORT OsCEoLA Capt
Morrill,, Of the Yankee transport seam-prOpeler OSce-
oia arrived here yesterday from Georgetown, s. e.. in
charge of Captains Pinckuey and Mazyck, and was ta
ken TO the Guard House, at which place him ;;
when in answer to questions, be made the following
statements The OSceoln sailed from New York Oh
Thursday October "a, for Hampton Roads with car
90 consisting of so head OF beef cattle, 500 barrels pc
atoes and sundfes. Arrived ut Fortress Monroe Oc
tober 81 where eleven head Of cattle were landed leav
ing 80 on vessel. At New York we were ordered to
take on board water and provisions for only days.
which made it eyidentwe were not to proceed south OF
the coast of Georgia such supply would not have
answered for trip to the Gull. Remained in Hanp-
ton Roads until Tuesday, Oct 90 when the entire fleet
sailed consisting of from so to so sail OF vessels OF all
classes from the powerful steamships VanderbI BGh1c
Wabas Minnesota and Roanoke to the ordinary sized
tug boat On Wednesday it blew heavy from the south
west lasting twelve hours, wheE the wind changed TO
the northwest and continued stormy but the smaller
vessels somewhat protected from It's force by keep
ing close under the shore Early Friday Nov ls)
the wind shifted to southeast and increased to most
severe gale, in which the squadron got separated While
keeping close in Shore early Saturday, say between
and D. NJ, the Oceola got ashore on the Dry Break
er off North Island Geogetown, aid In two hours
the bged the cattle soon taking to the water
and many of them reaching shore The vessel having
become wreck the officers and crew, twenty in num-
ber took to their boats in which they reached NOrth Is
| land, and were taken prisoners.
Capt Morrill, describes the gale as very severe and
thinks that many of the Fleet must have become dis
abed or lost of them heing old and by no means
capable of going through such weather. He had in
strucons directing him where to proceed his only or
ders being to follow the large ships and other captains
whom he questioned in regard to their destination, bad
only been directed in the same way. The Osceola was
owned in New York, and has been engaged in trading
from the Coast of Cuba to Honduras. Her tonDage
was 1T. Capt. NJ informs IS that some OF the large
e+oor, +ransnorts which left New York took on boarC
troops at that place. but be not informed to then
number, and had no correct idea. The wreck Of tht
Oeola was boarded on Monday by the boats of block
aiding steamer.-Chas. Mercury 9Th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14

MoRE FEDERAL LREvERsEs.-Dsetructton Of IrirnlGry
at reached this city yesterday,
from reliable source that the nhmary for sick soldiers
near the City Hall in Washington, was consumed by fire on
Saturday night last One life lOs-that of of the
nurses The soldiers in the building the time all
saved but other place provided for them and
what will result from their exposure does not as yet appear
They are to be sent to Georgetown.
The building supposed to have been ared by parties in
Washington opposed to the present war.
Norfolk Day Ok, 9Th mat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14
YANKEE ACCOUNT.
WILL POINT


Left Fortress Monroe Tuesday Oct 30, on board the
U. S. Steam Transport Union. Had on board Ga horses
several bales of hay ard about 100 bags of OATS II
guncarrages several kegs of powder, 5000 gallons OF
water and somewhere in the neghborhood of 250 tons
of COAL also baggage wagons several sets Of harness.
red cannon, FIVE six barrels whisky several sad
dies, and provisions enough TO last days On leav-
ing Fortress Monroe the ships formed into three
distinct lines Could not say for certain how many
ships were engaged in the xpedition-shouId think
there from so TO IS. Kept in line through Tues
day Wednesday afternoon it blew gale, and we put
back to Hatteras Inlet and enchored for the night
Thursday morning clear and pleasant hauled anchor and
proceeded n southerly direction at night was in
sight Of the whole fleet. Friday morning blew gale
from the Southeast lasting about 25 hours carrying
away fore-sail and main-sai Saturday morning sig.
nailed the Pawnee ship leaking and ordered put
back. Got out of our way and went ashore about -
miles South of Fort Macon.
(Signed) JOHN r. FISHER.
Wagon Master Eth RegE. Conn. Vol
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14

GEN. EVANS VICToRY.-In commenting upon the
shocking dsobedience Of General Evans, in whipping
the Yankees contrary to ORDERS the Macon Telegraph
says He was like ardent lad on his first turkey
hunt and took of the old gobber without waiting for
the fock With his little band of couple thousand,
be smoe hip aud thigh just he had been sent there
with an adequate force to do that particular business
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14
A RNWARD

Ra, OF TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS each, will be given
S for the apprehension and delivery of my two boys,
.Ea SOLOMON and ESSEC. SOLOMON is dark, full
head Of hair thick lips has on his left hand between
bis thumb and fDger-his height about five feet ten OF
eleven inches EsSkC is about five feet five seven inches
hghyeow skin, has between the right eye and eye
brow, caused by the bite of dog, very heavy set:
J. J. d. LUCAS.
June lHh 1861 Att
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Rewards.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

HANOVER COUNTY.
WHEREAS, intelligence under oath of G. W. Moore
w hath this day reached the undersigned, that JIM
slave the property of g. W. Moore hath away and lies
out hid and lurking swamps, woods and other obscure
places committing depredations the peaceful inhabitants
State. These in the OF the State OF Narth
Carolina to require him. the said slave forthwith to surren
himself to his master tie lawful authority and we
hereby this proclamation be published at the
Court House door, and in public newspaper, and warn
the said slave that if he do not Immediately return to his
said MASTER and the charges aforesaid 1t lawful
for any person to capture him. by Staying him or otherwise
without accusation or impeachment of any crime.
Given under our hands and seals, this 2fth day OF June
1851 JAS. GARRASON, y. +. IsEALl
VIM J. CORNWALL, J. P. [sEAL.l
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r,urrNrv-rrHE noLLhns REWARD.

TFIHE ABOVE REWARD will be given for the said jim
dead or alive, for his confinement il any Jail in the
State so that can get him again. The said JIM about
10 inches high is welse and weighs about $50 lbs
quick spoken and with smooth black skim The sad negro
6. w. MOORE.
June 9th, 1861 44-tf
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CO-PARrNERsEEHP NOT1CE,

CO-PAETNERSFsEP NOTICE.
VIHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co. Partnership
in the town of Wilmington, N. Co. under the firm and
style Of ofSOUTHEIhAND & COLEMAN, for the purpose OF
ouyng and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid.
They also have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
Will receive and sell Slaves commission. Liberal advan
ees made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
D. J. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES @. COLEMAN.
August LIST, 1859. 2-tf
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NOTICE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED at October
4 Ierm 1861, of Dupln County Court, Executrix of
de6ed to the Estate of said deceased to make payment
and 10 those having demands against the to present
them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
MARGARET J. BRYAN, Exx
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General Notices.
NOTICE,

A NY PERSON HAVING LOST TWO DRY COWS, bear
"A ing the ear marks of Poplar Leaf in the right and Under
bit in the left ear can obtain information of the by
applying the subscriber Topsa Sound, New Hanover
county. DAVID J. NIXON.
October 3Oth-lO-3tW*
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1'ernIs OF subscTtptIoU'
year, invariably in advance, ..
Professional and Business Cards.
W, 2. KENDALL.

". 7 :.
.'' ''"' cox, KENDALL, a. co.
onvIS@ION MERCH ANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO-
( HCE7S No. II Il u, North WaterSt.
4 OH 1851 9tf
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PAINTS-PATETS,


DURE WHITE LEAD
l. " Snow White Zinc;
s. White Gloss Zinc;
Lnseed OIL Varnsh, Patent Dryers, &C. For sale whole
sale and retail, by ". b. LIPPITT,
Feb. Is. Druggist Il Chemist
NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACrORY.
LOCA TED AT ARG YLE, robson CO., N. g.,
FMMEDIATELY on the Wilmington, Charlotte Ruther=
1 ford Rail Road Sd miles from Wilmington, N c. where
he subscribers prepared to manufacture at the snort
o every description.
D The best quality of GLASS is always kept on hand
bNDS painted and trimmed ready for hanging Cur um
Der is all kiln-dried before it is worked up.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the public, and
trust by endeayors to please that we shall receive lib
era share.
Any person wishing to leave orders or obtain list Of
prices, do so by calling in Wilmington NJ C on D. Nj
bishop, at the Farmers House, Messrs j. T. PeeWay
Co; or by addressing SILAS SHEETZ co, GIllopohs
7. o., Robesou county, &c, s. SHEETZ,
&. NJ. MCLEAN,
J. A. McK0Y.
April ls, 1851. SA.tf
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WILLIAM ROGART,

oCHTECT AND SUPERINTENDENT, GoldsbCrO'
rfI furnish Designs and Specifications for Public and
5Iate Building with full practical working Drawings,
ta Shall combine constitutional soldty, convenience of
"rement and beauty Of form and COLOR with economy.
nish those intending to build with knowledge of
eH arance arrangement, and cost Of al improvements
Nv wv, NAV wish 10 make.
@tl @tilsis l"s' third door South of Griswod's Hotel,
lHOG IN IsfH z I7-l3#
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

~ Advertisements ordered to be continued the inside,
charged 37 per square for eachnsertOD after the fl
K~No advertisement rejecting upon private charac
can. under ANY CIRcUAsTA TAECES be admitted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14
WALKER EIEARRs.

nRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
u No. 45 MARKET STREET
4 full stock of Medicines Paints, Oils, Window Glass
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles
Iandreth Garden Seeds &C., &c, constantly on hand
The attention Of Physicians is especially called to the
stock of Medicines, which are warranted as being pure
NnHnmber .. 1859.
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JOSEPH L. KEEN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to take contracts in his line
Of business lie keeps constantly on hand LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTER PLAsTEREG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICX FIRE
BRICE, sc.
n i. To Dstiers of Turpentne-he is prepared to put
M stills 1T the shortest notice May 2O-37-IY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14
WILLIAMH EEPPITT

gFTHOLESAL4E AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils, Dye Sufs, Window Glass; Garden Seeds,
Perumery Patent Medicines &C. &C., of Front and
Market st8 Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Whining
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14

EtARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
l. June II WILMINGTON, n. c.
WILMINGTON FOUNDRY AND dACHINE SHOP,
FRONT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREET)
VIII ImingtO N G.
L. A. HART & JOHN c. BAILEY, PRoPRIEToRs,
DRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished unfinished !;
d new Machinery made and put up old Machinery
hauled all kinds of Patterns Ornamental and Archtectu-
rail- will supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
Work generally.
All work warranted to be as represented Orders re-
spectfully solicited.
Also T1rpeztne Stills and Copper WOrn all its branches.
NOvembe.l lth. lS59-llly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-14

The PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IN KENTUCKY.--The
fact that the Convention OF Kentucky, recently in ses-
sion at Russevile, had passed ordinance of
sion from the Lincoln Government has already been an.
nounced. The following synopsis of its proceedings we
copy from the Louisville Bowling Green) Courier OF
the lst inst
On Monday last number of prominent citizens Of
Southern Kentucky met at Russellve for the purpose
of consulting together relative to the future feeling
that duty to themselves and their poserity the protec
tio OF their constitutional rights their lives and liberty
demanded that they should resist the oppressive egsla-
tion of the State Legislature and the tyranny Of the
Lincoln dynasty. They remained in conference for
eral days. with closed doors. On Wednesday, before
their final adjournment the injunction of secrecy upon
their proceeding was removed and we have had laid be-
fore very brief synopsis Of their action
About forty counties were represented IN the confer
ence. Hon. Ii. q. Burnett presided, and r. Mckee
and T. s. Bryan acted Secretaries. series OF res
outons, reported by Hon. q. W. johnson, were adopt
ed. They recie the unconstitutional and oppressive
act of the Legislature, proclaim revolution provide fol
Sovereignty Convention at Russellve on the 18th o.
the present month recommend the organization Of
ty guards to be placed in the service of and paid by
the Confederate States Government pledge resisanc
to all Federal and State taxes for the prosecution of b
wa on the part OF the United States and appoint
eoDmittee heretofore published in this paper to carr,
out the resolutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
a q - 7 r a 9 7

or r.< FIFTEENTH sErI-hHyrAL STATE
xHST' cf cts condition Of re HOAE IA.>t ..
RzStg CcKPASl. Of Is tsfy of Eer icrs.
ez A< I'D day Of january. 1871.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

HELMDoLD's GENUINE PREPA-
TON.
4RINBOLIrS BUCHU for he Bi.adlr.
sElMBOl.D'S BJCHt tor the h inrya
tEINBOl.D'S BUJHC fcr the Gravel
IELABoLD'S BUCHU Cot the DroDsy.
TFLMBOLD BUCHC for NervcrsneSs.
iFLMBOLD's BuCHu for loss " Msnory.
IElMBOLD's BucHu i0r DInness Of yiao1.
,kLaboLDs snShS sor Dii.S',s bse-ihiOs
HiMBoLD's BrCHu fcr General DebAsy
4EiABofDs BycHU for Ia versal Ls--i,uas.
fELABoLDs BUCnU Cor Horror q Dse1sa
siELxBolDs BCChu iog Night s-esta-
iElMB0l-Ds BUCnu fog wAkef2laess
fELMBoLD's RUCHu for D-yne-- u h 80
IELhBDiDs BCCiiC tcr ETuptots
iELMBOl.Ds BuCHU sor Pain 10 the BssA.
iEl-aBolDs BuCBu Cor heaysness Of TIE ryeil1s.
viii Temporary Sarusson and los Of sight
aELNROiD'S BrSHJ fer Mobility and Resiieeslsss
with want q Attention and Horros q Society.
ikixBoID's BucHu .ot o0suoeuoos.
dEL-NBOi.D's BuCHU 'or Kxcesses A-ts.nE fr0ra IL
discTe,icn, and AL Dseases u
PENALES-FEMAIEs-FE
FEMALES-fEhALEs-Fk
Old OR YOUNG. SINGLE, sakHrD. or con-
THNfLAT1NC MARRIAGE.
TiIEy ARR or No AVAIL
HUgnOiD's EXTRACT BUCHU
IN THE vEAY BEs1 REMEDY IN T1iE WORLD
pcr Al complaints incident 70 TIE sex, whether All
sng from Indiscretio Hshits - U~rspstio o. In -.
bEciISg OR CHANGE orLIYF
xov.sfiy srie.sii M \ I, ~ : wyTysor-r ~
- =. -. p.f..r- 49,. - fr..l-.....
lase % .S's hses4n, n.ieu'l, W M
hs<sans & ~ SnI... - ass., 20 49, - ysnss,s~s .n,
s1Dr.r n.sS.sss
HGtss DsS%>1S
In al tAslr STAGE, AZ little Rspsns<.
LI,ti- ~ cAAnrc q Det. So irrnoveussn-e
AND no tkip~IlsS
uss HELMBOLns EXTRACT HuCHU fos Krcee.
a. ar.s.ng from haiais iEdrigrd Ia
sS Nos>G aSDolD
And for diseases ar!eng from ks0its q di@p.,o-a
Il removes al rnpro9z aasehsrses. Aa1 .iii rs-sor
the csu>nt In sl1cri trne y t3t~ - b~slh and
purity
snd en~~scns x th~ rso-i distrrs-srv ebsr.c--r
Uss HEl.Hb0LD's blIkAe1 blChi. M al ,see
toos al sise.-es u -
GHIrtnt ouGAr>-
:. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

sssETs
ash, Balance In Bank 10 snr q
toucs and Mortgage (heing first hen ox
Real Estste,. worth at least 81 sc7 400, po ena q
.oans on stocks, payable on demand
(market value Of securiu tiq7 SD 5sl Ia 900 o
snk Stock, lrnarket vzIuel Tss7s o
Jnited states Treasury Notes. market
vsiae las 3as r.
rocklyn City Water Borts, 10. $50 o
North Carolina State Bonds lmarket van 1850 q
dissour State Bonds market valuel "a 600 q
teal Estate. No. 4 Nau street 6S 3oS
interest due ist January lesl (os
which S12,2so u has since been rec'c sTTos 8
dslsScs IL hands OF Agents and IN course
oftrAn-mssion frcrn Agents on fy q
/. January (of which eli. .sss II has since
been recevedl, 90 Soa I.
alls Receivable (for Premiums On In
land aisksD. s4ess
bher Property, Nlscell items GOO o
fteniums due and lncoilso<ed o. Poll
- 1Npd q of'os. s,i3o
49, si,ses.<os
cHAhIEs }. MARTIN, P.xGpxsr,
A.P. wIILMAgTB. v,os PsxsrDEs,
!. MILLION SMITH, sscsxrAxr
John xoGEE. As-'r sso'y
CHARLES CRUFT. Agent.
NJ PHHSu rsow.
mAlSou T-ESz E4rrr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
a NM Aha sCLEi
Soback's stomach oitters I

ns~ snd cehsntc. st.1n.cLsc AID loIal.I ~
.iving tone o. lie stomach. and he v~sfo a
.iiou- eesnpiants. tnciosus 20 H. w-~serr counsry
Cry Il.
"A morning 1fnh. to ss<ist SIsssg.oo and rslle.s
Dyspepsia, u has a. cQvai. rry H.
IA EsroT u "a 80 rrsor 10 a. other fru~rs Try n
TIE fofna,aia of thess Hltsr. (issil The soss
fepcfv - -, kooaek. etsiaai.c vish os.- q H.,
ldss; and raest sninebt Medical IrAcitsousr. - ths
ees ana u directly rr~iieated spos tb< wasssr =
Aes.ern people
rbe.s ettsrs derive their sslmous N. m th~ us,,.
ui sof--e nsture CT The ard -asnh ts-,
"e eonpoesd, 49, - they arc, by Allsyhg uaulst-
uA csvingv ~ The stomach, dlrsctly psuu,otlv. Il
TEMPER Aetr
tie preseot proprieior oehsves thss IN making h.t,
'idsly Known. The pablie eshsrs IA sghss-s.sl
" VII 1901 be fo< sslt BY AZ q ~ i.sosSs's ma
u rocs Agents, snc ~ Hotels, A. tse co.utrr ,~r
Tie mssDuue orders Will bv fu~i dlf,ci ..
,incinnsu m afy quantity. and at tie L~.., -....
Z A. pat up la QUAR- bettlcs, s-<-ll. !. ...a
o lei cases Hal do '.n, !. ls-<~ N.iI t...t
= psekAd an sat % ADJ --.r,--. d s.r.-
'seiaii Price, e. per bcGtte. a. .lz
frtncipsl oftoe aEsd sslesro>.u.. ~ - Es.t Fur,l
street. - building frco - street t,s.-it...-rI
oho Lsers'ory, NC. ~ Bsmsoosd sv.~t
Pr seis m tiSo County hv
p n pokSkl4f, Terr, A<aL4-
K CISlScHAk.
Nk l.. sbURY, r~- oo.Aon
frkk BUsklkk. cslItrsvilLA
And ey pT-<gt-ts s.t k<roasn<s s-r..~au,
th'cus hocs ihs Quilted sta'ee ,nd Canada
eel al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
Ayers a Ague Cure,
roR rar srFshy ct-Rr or

Iusernii,ent Fever. or Fever Gnd Agne, R~nniueit
Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb Ague. Pefiohscal Head
ache. OF BillieU. Headache, and Bilious fs
vers. Indeed Tor the whole cias. of de
eses o. gratng in hillary der anr~-
rpsui. csuscc ty the Maiaraof
Aissmatic Countries.
We are snsi,Ied here 20 ofS~r th-e community
usdy which, while az cures the Sbeve complaints
sith certainty Il suu perfectly harmless n ais
yuantity. Such remedy IL luvalustie IN district
sherr these Affecting disorders preva This ''rurr'
expeis tho nissnstic poison OF fever and Asrs ton
he system, and prevents the development Of Tie
Lssase n taken cs the hrst approach of its prcno-
tory symptoms " is not oJL, the bcsi remeds
et discovered for this class Of conpiaintS but also
ne cheapes'. s1ae large quantity saplly Coz
liar brings II pithia the reach of everybody, .ld
billions districts. where Fever and Agus prs ails
vcryhody shoala have IL and &c freely 10th fcr
ure ani protective. great snPefiofiiy q ihl-
enssdy oEeg AM other discovered t< the slee
~ and certain cure of lstsrmttents 10 that IL COZ
ins ouiaine or mineral. consequently u produ.
- no qusnism or other injurious effects ~hatev~'
ipon the oonsiituti0u. those eu ed by II are efi n
aeai;hy as If they hnd never bad the disease.
Rver and Aglse Il cot alone the ccn-equenoe a ia.
aissaatic poison great variety q disorders sri--
rom is lfritsti' u, among eheh are
Neuralgia. Rbeams,ism. Gout. Headache. BiindD~ss.
Toothsche. EaIeohe, C-tarrAb, Asthma, rs pi-
tati0n, PaiIfnl Affection II the Spleen, Hys
t.ric~. Pain Ia tb~ Bowls. Collie .Psrsl,s!s
and Derangement of the Stomach.
Al oi Witch. wbsn originating In this pat
tn Intermittent type. or become rsriodicai Thss
sCrsf" exl-is the Iasron from the blood, and a
scqu-rsy cures them all alike. II IL invAins de
protection % immigrants md persons travelling
emyor~Iily residing ia the mAlarous districu. I.
aiken occasionally or daily while exposed - the a.
ecton. that viii be cxcre'ed from tie ,y-;en, and
snnOt accumulate in tuf1cient quantity 10 riies.
nto disease. Hence u II mssr~ valuable f,r
rOtscton than cure. snd & Will seffst frps,
tnterrntisnts AZ tfe, avail thou.sslre. ef tes ~
eciina this remedy .tgris
sx- PrepArs,s q. DsJ e AYEUk co.
LoVefi. 4sssac tasetts
Al our r-ineess-. ai- ier sale by J. z. crSsoH.s.
.. n. DoSNEIg. I'D oy All Druggists Ia Tssrs
wbole,sb- ny AilEr Co cinelnnsu
tuni. Qieftn.ws0v
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

t,-, ...--s,e,ss - cry c-uss - -gu~rs e-el
l.ftIor- - -. -
80 20 'ayvf.i-s = u'v ,'.,,,.s. t.ev.,
- t- e.s@r.-a s.rscuy = thsf r-guis eu''r---'
ir~-.i-esn.o.s N - apecisi nttsn~ oesannc vi
sslss.. s,r,si.-r-ut Eers eoass.nay % ,ss iss.
- 80. r-ba,s.e n ths loc.i eslsu.s. o
-. -. or cndrr sfii - chsrg~s e. eNeh in<-ru9i
o.. n sssr "a tine, I'm rerfs p~r In -.
Aivsrsi.ers,ni' go. y ~ ns .ls-rss .P's,, o.
-krx sl,era,i,a q s.anf.ng scv~s'4s-fn.rt 80
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
N MEDicAL.



Tss esnsututionn disease. a eorrupssoa es u.s
L blood by Which this nuid becomes vfusfet, w-.k.
I'D pper. bens IN ths circulatioo. II p>rvsaes the
shos ooty. AID nlHg bGrs m disssss any p.rx
n Nc ofgkn u frcc ron ia stacks. i Glere
,ne which Y may not dessruy. The srfufnoa. tain,
vsrtarly esus>t oy mcrccrfxl aiss zse lc~ llvsas
ii-erd>rea unhesitAy feo<, tnpsrs at. eitA sbd
ithy aatits The dsprss<fng Fices and, Ai-oSc al -
ths v~nsrcsf infection wksrvef ~ ia crfxn II Ia
hefed.tAry On Tie cs<titutcn deecsbar s'frs-f pa
rent< chflsrrn the THIRD .nd fouftA reoer.-
ton. indeed. u seerls 70 be tss ret " Hlia who
sys. Il ~iii v.ss the nsquids. q tAs tstAsrs uscr
heir ckiidrrr."
Iu effects cor meuo> by deposit,on from tAs blood
= oOrrup; ~ ulccr0us matter sfioh. IN the langr.
lver aad lltev vnA Orgsns. Is termed fggbsrCles. In
-orr-. rais foui corruption, ~ssch genfs-v IN tie
Hood pgss-s.s the snerdes e. lfe that rcfafp-
'sus complaints. bet tasy have TAR irss Po~x -
s1ttlstsnc the sukr "a othsr disessrr Consequent
II vast numbers perish by cscrters Witch. although
hot Icroinicos ir thsir SILL rendered "a
e.4 ~ this tsfnt uI the system Ngst 81 Tire coo
,umpilon wheh teciuistsc he hrn.sa isn.ly has ifs
rtyn oirectS iu this -croiuious contsniIauca. aDc
ra4ly obstructive Diseases the iiver, hfney-
rain, snd. ttsdeea. ~ all TIE ofgsns arise frem
aggravated oy the Sans cause.
one Qc q al people .crofulacss tArlg
oer~ons Invaded by this turxiue fus~ctiou. snd
hetr hsslfh is undermined hy a. 70 cleanse n frcni
the systs must runovsts the blood by an siser
medicine. and inslgorsts ithy hs-ithy SD >l.l
sse<ciss. such . smecieine ~e supply "