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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

THr Zovssr.-The whole population OF
eur city turned out last night 10 welcome
the 18th Regiment Indiana Volunteers For
more than an hour before the train arrived.
the platforms we're literally packed with men
and women. The first train. eleven coaches.
containing i've companies. arrived at - o.
clock, and the most eager pressing to the
windows TOOK place. The Terre Haute
boys ~ere readily found. and the most cor
dial and heartfelt greetings passed
The train was received with deAfening
shouts and the firing of cannon. The fine
Rssimentsl Band played Hail Columbia az
the train drew up 10 the Station but the music
was drowned amid the shouting of,he multi
tade. The boys we're IN the best OF spirits.
and seemed glad TO have the prospect of more
active service near at hand No scenes &C
CURED 10 dampen their spirits. and the, lie
parted with the liveliest hurzas followed by
innumersble God bles- YOU. The second
train. made mp in like manner. followed sone
time after. bat all being strangers bat little
interest was manifested beyond loud and
hearty cheers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
ryprANA LEGISLATURE.

Srsn,Er SExATs, Nav eth.-Petisions
we're received. urging the Legislature 70 vote
men and money plenty to pat the State IN
perfect state for defence
Introduced IL cmrarscat resolution for
the appointment Of joint committee 70 take
legal advice relative 70 the power o. Ire Leg
stature 10 stop shipments Of provisions South.
Adopted
The military bin being under eoasidera
ton. the senate refused - la On the table
the amendment % reduce the annual aWro
priation from so 900 to $4,000.
\ further amendment limiting the appro
priation to two years. vas adop.el
Several other amendments we're offered
and discussed. bat not definitely ac;ei GA
The amendment 30 re luce the appropri4
ton to SO 600 vas subsequently rejected
b. resolution Lieut. Jefferson c. Davis.
one ofthe gallant defenders OF Fort Sumter.
va invited To seat within the bar by a
unanimous vote
HoUsE-A resolution was introduced 70
inquire. through the judiciary Committee. as
To the expediency Of prohibiting ielegraphic
dispatche' In cypher Adopted.
ReBOrts.-From the Judiciary Committee
on senate bill. defning certain felonie- and
prescribing puni-hmcrt therefor. This BIZ
includes the shipmen provisions 70 the re
bellious States. The scussion ihas elsued
consumed the entire morning session. and
was again resumed ID the afternoon. ana
finally passed under tie rule Tor The previous
question by a vote OF Sc 10 5.
Several resolutions we're introduced and re
ports made ola genesll and unimporant char
acter
Senate bill No. :. -icinins treason. was
pas-e,l--ayes 80. noe none.
Both branches adjourel is an early hour
70 witness the ceremonies Of the aag pre-ea.
tation to the llih regiment
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Ma c--A Mothers gentleman from Rich
mond reports large numbers ot tfOop. are
pouring IN from the south. Nesrlv one thou-
AMI msa are manufacturing arms They
have PROVISIONS crouch for two year. and
pleut, ol ammunition except percussion caps
Several pesslss are now in Northern cities
irfing % &c. Is sufficient supply
Tie Richmond Enauircr saws the Ieail4
tafc OF North Carolina organized on Wei
neslay. and b.al clli.nr convention Of the
people pls-e,i unanimously. IA election for
delegates VII 10 held on The 18th. ani The
convention VIII assemble ou the 2jth
The Herald ssys ,hc confederate troops
viii be Withdrawn from Pensacola sand mareh-
81 Worth The 20Ycnmont has positive IN
i0smAti0a that only i0jj mea are AZ Harpers
Ferry, aiai the place can bc easily taken with
5000 well armed men and park OF artillery
il II proposed to 90 it with the co operation
OF the Peuass ivsnia troops OF the other side
The mes dispatch SAYS orders have gone
from this waF department 20 put cairo IA the
best possible military condition There shnuld
by Satur,iay nishs bc $1,000 men there.
Jef DAVIS ha- notified Governor Lcteher
og las intention % command tie troops
The same informant sc.terates the report thsi
five men have taken ana oath u assassin1te
Lincoln end Scott
The Wor,a's correspondent says the N.r
-.n.a it01ns that cv3cuatel Alex sniria arc
back again
The worlds correspondent says that the
Virginia troops shat had evacuated Alexand-
ria are back again.
Official advices from Pensacola say the
ships arc AMPLY supplied with everything for
SIX months ard the Fort IS in excellent con-
d.fion AMI cannot be taken by sny force now
there
My Tile Tribune correspondent.
saws the Government is considering the polio.
OF constructing floating batteries Cor use On
the VI issis-ippi. No doubt they viii be con
tFacied for IA short time.
Private advices from 81. Louis 10 the
Government state that the Union men are
IN dsngor OF being overcome by the seces-
si9uists unless federal troops are stationed
there in considerable numbers. The matter
Is under AMUSEMENT and 2 decisive .demonstra-
ton will be made in support OF the Union
movement IN Missouri
Federal scouts. arrived from AeW Orleans,
report that even The Home Guard has bcca
mustered into service with directions o. IRE
pare speedily for transportation norlaKaIJ
Tie Mayof has called l,r 3 second Home
Guard The men seem Ieiue.ani % enlist
Il IS supposed. at The iarthest. that 1900
troops hs.sc been raised ia New orle all Of
whom have mofel 20 RicAmpnl, Virginia.
The War Department has learned that
- 400 mca are within two aays march e
Richmond
Orders hive been received by Gen Scott
lol the rapid importation Of forces 10 Wash
agton
Early this morning. the large building next
70 Willard Hotel MA. discovered to be on
fire The Ncw. lori. Zouases rushed from
their quarters at the Capitol. and after break
IN opcn an Engine House. hurried TO the
conaagration With tAe apparatu'. rendered
highly efficient service end saved the Hotel
from destruction.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
Night Dispatches
OF THE REBELLION.
Virginia InyadeS Ia. Wand
ANOTHER TRAITOR JUDGE RE
SIGNED
Small Thieves in Delaware.
sAeRtuci1! legislature.
iNrEaOt.ATING BIsLSIAH.
Night Dispatches.
INrERoGATISG BERIAH.

HsnRisBURG. May An offer from the
Chambersburg Camp. brings the intelligence
that Tuesday morning the Nirginians seized
the he shts on the Maryland side of the Pc
,omac. and were engaged ia terrifying them.
number OF secession troops, bordering
on O)1 were there and we're 10 be increased
by the arrival Of 900 kcntuckans
Four companies OF c.v rs which marched
from Carlisle Barracks ON Monday passed
through MARYLAND and have reached General
Scots lines.
The House has unanimously passed bill
creating q three million loan. 1t raises fif-
teen re -iments beyond both requirements of
the Federal Government, making total of
fifty i've regiments Ninety two members
OF the House, out Of one hundred, were pres
eni. IN act Tor the immediate relief of the
volunteers, nov in service, passed both houses
to-day and was signed by the governor
The gentleman sent from this State tele-
graphs that he will be in Harrisburg tome
row. lie has visited South Carolina, Geor-
ia. North Carolina, Tennessee and Ken
lucky. lie reports twenty-five thousand
troops within radius of fifty miles from
Richmond; there were about fifteen thousand
troops in Kentucky and Tennessee. whose
supposed destination was Cairo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

DuBrQuE. Iowa. May As the ira ON
the Dubuque Western Read Was backing
up from Anamoso 10 Springyllle. this morn
ing, the freight car ran of the track. throw
ing Mr. Cummings. Conductor. and Mr.
Smith. Engineer. who we're ON top of the car,
TO the ground. The Car passed over them.
killing both instantly. A man named Wins
los WAS severely injured.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, May 9.-Ths steamer
Grey Eagle. while passing through the draw
Of the Railroad bridge, struck the pier. on
the larboard side. cutting her in two, and
she sunk, rendering the boat and cargo to
tai loss. The clerks reports no lives lost.
bnt no doubt there were several drowned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS
important Noitce.

II the citizens Of Tcrrc Hsute viii contri
butte a sum sufficient - arrange quarters lor
their accommodation. tao regiments OF In
dams volunteers viii be quarteied e the
Count, Fair G.ouli near For, Harrison. ia
this vicinity.
There will be some three or four hundred
dollars required 10 insure the formation Of
the proposed eneampmenI. Ii Is 70 be hoped
thar our citizens will respond readily.
subscription papers are len It " K. Nc
Keeas Bank. K :. Cox * Sons store. and J..
n Birr's Dug Sore. The time Is 100 saor.
to present thi- natter personally Ie; cih
zens 90 70 day and subscribe. Il = meter
Of public interest.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

CoxsoDoRE PsNDERGRAsr--A good deal
has been aid di-pirAginsly Of this officer.
for his failure to completely destroy the Cos
port Navy Yarl. and the vessels on the way
being built or repaired tbere We are in
elined to believe that injustice has been done
him, as the facts viii probably show when
investigated. The Commodore with his
saucy steamer, the Cumberland. IS doing
good work in the vicinity OF FORTRESS Mon.
roe. having captured no less than three rebel
vessels in one day ship. a schooner and a
tug--aif valuable prizes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Nav YORK. May 9-The steamer Africa
from Liverpool on the 9th. and Queenstown
on tie 2~th j. coming up the Bay.
The steamer kidOn arrived. having the
family OF Col Dimick from Feri Monroe.
This Fort IS ready for amy emergency.
The Quaker Cts is biockading Cape Hen
rs.
IL Is siid the Nirginians are fitting out the
steamers Noratpwn and jamestown, 10 run
the blockade of James river. where the Mon
ticelio Is stationed.
The report tina: 5000 secessionists were
stationed opposite Fort Monroe Is untrue
The secession flag Is ssill flying az Hampton.
The Africa has arrived and reports that
AmeUcanailalrs attracts attention abroad.
Bullion of the Bank OF England has de
creased fl5 600
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

THK treason Of Marshal Geo r. Name. oil
Baltimore. i now ialiv proven The foli.v
ing J. hi- dispatch on the DAY Of the riot T. q
secessiofiss at Frederick
Thank sou for your ofcr Bring your mcn
bs the first train. and We vii ARRANGE With
the railroad affcrWarls Streets rel Uiih
Maryland blood. Send expresses over the
mountains Of Maryland AMI Virginia Tor the
rAemen 10 come without dclav. Fresh horles
vii be down upon "a TO morrow fthc 1.lih
WewBl hght them. and vh,p them or dic.
GEORGE T. KANE
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What the >ecessioni.s~ have done thus

They have abolished the Fourth OF july
given up the STAR and Stripes: dclrauded
their Northern cre,iitors stolen some MI
hons of National treasury fired into an az
armed steamer: estabi hed..a mock Constiiu
ton which they dare no nbuiii to lie people.
taken possession Of Two og ;hfce kids and
tugs: captured half ssafved fortress. killei
mercc of every Southern port. .oscrcsi the
price Of niggers fity PER cent. and made
themselves a By Word AMI Kissing through
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May y.
FLOUR dull and prices dropping: supertne
nominal at I.75@S4 80.
WHEAr firm; prime Red 81 -; White
81 90.
Com steady NJ SIC
WHISKY he, and in moderate demand
PoRK-Mess remains dull and prices nomi-
nal. 100 lids. bulk sides sold at rs packed
shoulders could be sold at &c. nothing doing
in bacon. prices remain nominal.
GROCERIES dull and unchanged
Exchange dull at la(d2 cts. premium the
latter rate for Kentucky paper
Money market quiet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
From Montgomery.

MoSrcoAEEY. May 9.-The Congress has
been mostly in secret session o-day. liz Is
understood that they are engaged in making
arrangements for vigorous and successful
prosecution of the war. and for placing the
Confederacy in the best possible condition for
defence liz is also understood. contrary TO
what is supposed. that the Confederacy has
control OF sufficient arms, ordinance. and am
munition of every description, to put into the
field $50 900 men for years campaign
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

~ We learn that several houses OF i'll
fame were more or less demolished Yesterday
morning about daylight. We do not know
who took the contract. bat Ne are told that a
woman seemed TO be Chief in Command of
the party The city authorities should free
the CITY from these nuisances
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

OK Sunday night Of lat week. the "In.iiini
Reserve Bank. az kokomo. Indiana. vas
entered. the iron safe openesi-probsbls with
tie All Of pouder-aud sirr<n fioasaad fosr
hzndresf dollars taken thcrofrom. eight thou
sand Of which we're the public funds Of the
county Six hundred dollars were also taken
Out Of the house Of the cashier II was the
private hank q Mr. Bowen Twelve ibou
sand dollsrs m these var panic times vopli
be considered. IN she poiitc.t grab game CIR
cles no small file
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

IEfs morning. Immediately preceding ths
departure II The Rockville Cuan!s. IN TIE
misisf 81 = crowd Of zone tso huaslrcd re-
sons. fhe cannon. whiCh vas benz frei "a
honor % the Company. burst hreakinr the
windows and otherwise inlufing the Conf
House In al the crowd Ne arc hafrs a.
st.ie. no one was injured u sas oersainl,
a lucky a. vel a. uninrky accaient -Roef
rIi< Repubiicaa 9Th
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
From ~. I.oui~

May 9.-The collector Of this port has
received orders from the Secretary of the
Treasury 10 examine the manifssts Of all
steamers bound South; compare them with
the cargoes and ii arms. mutations of war,
provisions or other supplies are found on
board. the vessel and cargo to be confises-
ted and the owners arrested for treason
Shipments South have been suspended.
About thousand muskets and several
pieces OF cannon arrived here from Baton
Rouge by river this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

- A gentleman Of high reSpectability
has Just passed through 'his city. direcl from
VhArierson. South Carolina. where he has
been for some weeks. lie wAs an eve witness
Of tie siege Of sumter He savs that Il =
common thing g. hear the South Csrolsnians
is-sa stthe wsv thew foole. tie Border slave
States. They seen no~ perfectly atissed
that danger has len tier doors. and that for
the future the Border Slave States viii hear
The brunt u the impeDdin- ssf Poor Old
Virginia TSais Joar
fe-' and J; vii be poor cd Kcnsnckv. Il
sos sioni stop soar tra',eF Governor and a
few % bis CO partners IN treason
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

HoxELKss CHrLDkK~-A company Of forty
homeless children. from the ages Of tao 10
sixteen wears. reached thi- city yesterday
morning. en- route for Rockville. in the Vi
ciniiy Of which place homes are expected 70
be found for them They are mostly bright,
intelligent little boys. There are a few girls.
some Of whom are unusually pretty.
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Foreign News.

NEw YoRK, May 9.-Paris papers publish
Is dispatches from Naples saying several pro
vinces have revolted also that disturbances
had occurred at Verona. The garrison at
Rome is being relieved by other French
troops The Pore in receiving the new French
Gen. eulogized Gen. GuyOn.
Paris. q, y. M.-The bourse is buoyant
Rents closed at g frances 20 cents, being
30 cts higher than YESTERDAY,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

- H0z sensitive some men are 10 the
ase Of certain names Why d. some men
hCsl a. il they were hit when they see or
hear the pord traitor a-edy i there any
spiritual affinity between them and the Werd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

SHERlFF'S SALE By virtue Of
A,six executions issued from the vigo Common Pleas
Court, 10 directed and delivered IN favor Of Ste
phen Il. Freeman and against Robert A. King prsn-
cipal, and John A. King replevin ball. one In favor
Of stephen X. Freeman and against John r. wilkins
and Robert King. and in favor Of Patrick John
and against Robert A. King, have levied on the
following described Real Estate, situated In yigo
county Indiana, to-wit: The east half lk) Of the
northeast quarter "a Of section twenty seven (2T)
township thirteen 3) north Of range eight (s) con
tanning eighty sol acres; also, the east half % Of
the southeast quarter, ~ Of section twenty IA
township thirteen 13) range eight. (s) containing
eighty $50 acres and on
SATURDAY, NAY g, 1861,
Within the legal hours Of said day, At the Court
House door, In Terre Haute will offer the and
profits Of the above described Real Estate together
with all the privileges and appurenances 10 the
belonging, for term not exceeding seven wears 10
the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure real
lie sufficient to satisfy said executions and
costs. will then and there offer the simple in
and TO said Real Estate to the highest bidder for cash.
to satisfy the same
This 27th day Of April 1851
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff.
apr2s d2t w3w prs fee $3.50.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Foar HsEAi.o> CANP.-PreParations are
going forward for the transformation Of the
county Fair Ground. some two miles North
of this city into an Encampment, for one or
two Of the regiments Of Indiana volunteers.
II Is stated that one regiment will reach here
tomorrow and - into camp. We under
stand that one OF cur olie>i and most reliable
business men has been rendered the appoint
ment Of quarter mas;e.. and will probably
accept and take charge Of this department
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Whenever &C zee la lofioa Siaic
paper a statement that the Whole - tic Sis
90 900 loan has been taken. az are sure fo
see IN the next number Of The same pslei an
exhortstiou tocapisatsfs - come aol ftke
the ret 81 IL --fouisrsiis .ssnfnrf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

ATTENTION DRAGooS CoarANi. HoNE
GuARD-Every member OF this Company will
report himself At head quarters this Friday
evening a hal.-pis. seven O'Clock Come
on, a. their viii be business Of im7ar;sn,e to
attend to by order OF
CAPTAIN THOMPSON
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Az AQufsgTfoS.-Messrs. Hartsock Allen
Co. have secured the service OF Mr
Thomas Cotter as scu,ter" for their estab-
iishmeni. which i an aluisition indeed. Mr..
Cotter j. thorough prohcen, IN his bus
ness
With an admirable ami extensive Stock Of
Gentleman's Furnishing Goods, liberal AMI
accommodating disposition. first rate cutter
and skiilful workmen. ii ,rtsock Alien Co.
are prepared TO turn GA, the most elegant and
best finished ssyles Of garments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

e The American Express continues
prompt and accommodating in delivering us
an early copy Of the indianapolis journal.
some nine hours in advance Of the mails.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

E We are again indebted to the eourtesy
Of our clever young friend Gus" Arnoli.
Or copy OF the Missouri Democrat. the
nail having again failei 20 deliver ours
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Ssov Yots cofoMS - Scs Eneisfl &C..
sory i extensively epgagct 10 mlkln9 ladies
shirt. ofthe : Pei White and Bloc pattern
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-10

Notice - Physicians ana the Pub
lie.
AICocK's Porous PfAsrERs. - rKsTIno-
NIAL-T. AIIcoCK 4 CO., No. 3ee Canal e.. Nee
York, 10 Nov. lsse.-Geutisn>1: lately ssgsrs<
severely from weakness In my bach. cccsacned By
suddenly over-srerting myself Having heard yesr
Passers much recommended for cases Of this kind,
procured one. and the result all that could d.
sire. single Plaster cured ne In q week.
Yorrs, respectfully, J. O. sRiGos.
Proprietor of the Brspsre,h Hcuss, New resk-
There Is nothing equal in the way q a rA.,~<. 10
the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. AIIcocK. Everything 10
pleasant about them They are the Pissssr u the
day. and nt type Of our prssen< sAvHneernsst In
science and art In Asthma, Coughs, Kicnsy Assc-
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and spA-nodse pain g~nsrsIiy they unsurp.ssee
fos The benefits hey impart- Pbysicans shcsld ca
anime this article which IL universally approved
where known Price IS each. Principal oeoe
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TSGHAA Tsrr- H.ets. and by all respectable desiers
In medicine. Msd~fss-
a Great Medicine fer FenalSs.
Hundreds a stiuulanss have s~sp invented and ssla
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arrangements 10 which tLs delics:e form - ~ensn
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has been impart ssos.~niaSy ee<<ctsy 10 the No.
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relief has beet succeeded by depresson ard prosws
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PONY EXPRESS.
To San Francisco, California, In
Ten Days From St. Joseph, No.

RATES.
Letters weighing half ounce or under. 60 90
For every additional half ounce or fraction u
In all cases TO be enclosed in Government Stamped
envelopes aud az krl,ress cha,yas pyc-ra.d.
On and after July next a reduction 10 FL 90 per
half ounce will be made.
Letters and Te,eraphs will be received by the A.
mcrican Express Company al their Office In Tsrrs-
Hsute. and forwarded TO CONNECT with the above Ex-
press. with promptness.
For further Information apply At The Office Of the
American Express Company, northeast corner n
4th and Ohio streets
ap30dly NJ $. WATSON, Agent.
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The advertiser, having been restored 10 hsAith "
few weeks BY very simple remedy sasr having sui.
fered several years with sever. lung affection. and
that dresd tsesse, Consunpuor-is ANXIOUS D. maxi
known TO his fellow -sunersrs the means u cure.
To those who wish TO try IT, be will send copy Il
the prescription used free Of charge With tie d,rso-
tOns for preparing and using The sams, which The,
will nnd sure cure for Consunpsioo. Ashna, Brss-
chius, &c. The only object q the advertised u la
sending the prescription 10 benefit The sassesss and
spread information which he conceive 70 be invalss
bic, and be bopes every sussrvr Will Try his remedy.
{. ., costs them nsshing. and may p,o-s . blessing
Parties wishing he preserpaou will please address,
kxv. EDWARD A WILSON.
Williamsburg.
sepisd~i~ King County, MI.
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N z plcAL.


for Ministers, Pubic Speakers ana Singers, she
TAhfETS ara Indispensable ~ clearing AMI strength
enDE the votce. removing he .F-ness. ke
The ease With Which they tAsen-hsfng sasfIy
carried n the pockst requiring 10 preparation. e.
wsys ready Tor use On ali occasions ~. Aabss 20
change IN any climate. cuciaicFs nothing fiurfous
70 NJ most delicate esE.Lssouan should be a sneieat
reccn msn 4.sn 70 AL % sve them fair trial
sns per ban. Rr sale hy al Drsssssn.