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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
To ths Associossd Press,

To the A'soca'od Press ,,,.,,..,,,o. tah y 1861.
S,ecial Agent Jones' dispatched by Secretary DIX
70 New Orleans has satisfied himself that the revenue
cutter Robert McCelland was surTencertd 10 tie "u
tbories Of Louisiana though comPncniy' ye'wesn Wg
ColIpcor Hatch and Capt. Breshwood before the oFu
Tbose Who were most hopeful Of beneficial results
from the Peace Conference are beginning 70 despair
and some of their Commissioners have ad'ised Iheii
distant friends accordingly. An effort s beng mace 10
avoid Congressional ac1lon On All PeVe PioPV'i'VD
The Suffering in KANSAS.
REPUTATION OF THE LEANEhWORIh plsrAl' N
ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 1t, 1861.
The authorized Agent Of the New-iork Kansas Re
lief Committee, the Rev, C. c. Hutchinson, puts forth
the following leply TO the dispatch from LeayenwoTh
published in the Ncw-Gork papers Of to-day;
The Wholesale onslaught on the Kansas Relief move
ment from Ieayeuworh yesterday is calculated TO Sc
riousy mislead the public who are moi conyersan, Win
the facts Ii has not been asserted that fifty thousand
peole are today starving IN Kansas; but the number
need more or less assistance, aud many viii PERISH mn
less that assistance is promptly given.
AT the January meeting Of the Kansas Rehet Com
mittee at which Mr.. Mcdowell, the Mayor OF Leaven-
worth City present and OF winch lie IL SECRETARY
il was asserted that forty thousand persons tee ceoe5
assistance and the number has certainly increased
since then.
Mavor Mcdowell made some complaint because The
Circular put forth for aid bad stated that the nrng
was confined to the interior while he asserted tha
there was urgent q ssiy for help IN the counties on
the Missouri River ,
Some of the persons whose names appear attached
TO the Leayenworth dispatch, have always oppressed
asking for aid the ground that the application
would be calculated to injure the future prospect OF
Kansas although these parties admit shai 29VOO
persCut need food, clothing, and seed; they dcmed u
few weeks ago that the needy numbered as many
hundreds. Others among the sigpors are connected
with wba is called the Central Relief Committee To-
Gated az Leaveuworth aud which was organized Oy
one religious denomination, but which has been snpei
ceded by the Territorial Committee appointed by te
people and in which all parties and all Secs are repre-
senied. Among it, active members are threeficlB!
men of different faith, while s Treasurer oil At'hitoh
l. prominent Democrat. -,
Ifavenworth and Atchison are rival towns, and the
railroad not being completed 70 the former cty' the
fpses necessarily stop the latter place. while the
river Is closed Ii is natural therefore, that htle
icalou-v should be cngendered in consequence
TN. ddeus Ilyatt is not now member oi any Com
nttee having resigned bis place Secretary to the
New-Yort Relief Committee before going to Kansas
But bis generous nature prompts his warm appeals for
The multitude he sees suffering around him. and none
who know him will suspect him of either falsehcod or
intentional eXaggeTaiiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
THE RECEPTION OF MR. LINCOLN IN
EEK-YOBK

TIE Committee appoint I'd by lie Coms-on Council
10 tender the hespaites osthe cry to the President
elevt consisting Of Messrs. Cornell Smith aai Barry,
on rhe part of tbs Aldermen and Hessrs Stevenson.
Gross, and BckfcTa, Of the copncInen left for Al
bany on Saturday afternoon, IN orde: 10 perfect tbe
arrangxments for the reception TUESDAY. The Com
mee on the part of the Supcrv ccns's u Mess's
Purdy. butcher, Ely, and Bluy. Committees from
the Republican Central Commits, and &om several
Wde-Awske organizations, have siso been appointed
TO proceed 20 the State Capital lnite VIA the Ma.
nicipal Copmittees in rendering z cordial wclcons
TO the Empire City, The action q several Wide
Awake Clubs has been heretofore published. Tbs
Committee appointed by the City Wi6eAwekes com-
prises A. M. Coffin, A. C.. HIS ). H. Jeffreys A. III.
Rutherford, S. A. Bunce aud Messrs Muller and Ross
The Eleventh Ward Republican Association Of Brook
lyn have appointed like Committee, consisting Of
Meqsrs. John Moilat William M. MuchmoFe, Morris
Roberts VIM Mead Chas. II. Kiulball and villa O
b. Winsow.
The President and suite viii leave Mi5ny by
specal train tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock and win
arrive about p. N. at the depot of the Hadson
River Railroad Tlireth street. The train viii 10
composed of one car for the President, Two for his
suite, one Tor the Common Council, and one .or ths
baggage.
The locomotives Union aud Constitution, splrDdidy
decorated with flags will draw the train down, The
Union taking ii to Poughkeepse and the Constitution
TO Thirtiethstreet. The train will stop in front Of the
new depot of the Company in Thirtiethstreet, which
will be opened for the first time the arrival OF @h
Lincoln. All the cars are entirely new, and built ex.
pressy for the occasion.
The Presidents car is a magnificent piece Of work
nsnshp throughout. The inside is lined with crimson
plush, except the partitions between the windows,
which are covered with blue silk, which thirty
four stars The floor is covered with rich Brussels car
pet and along the sides of the car nearhe top tricoos
in si'kare loOped up. Aeach end, two Americantags.
of silk are crossed There otomans aud diyans in
the place of the ordinary Seats and in the center
large center-tsble, spendidly carved and finished
The car viii lie taken over the road to Albany to-day
TIE carriages, furnished BY Edward Van Rsnst, will
lie in waiting at the depot. They comprise an open
barouche, drawn by six horses, for Mr.. Lincon an-
other containing the Committee Of the Common Coun-
c drawn by four horses, to be followed by twenty
five barouches with the Presidents suite and others.
Mr.. Stetson received dispatch from Buffalo on Sat
urday night notifying him that Mr. Lincoln would stop
at the Asor House. Yice-Presdent Hamlin viii JOIN
the President at the Astor House on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, it is sad, the Governors Room az
the City Hall will be given mp TO Mr.. Lincoln for the
reception Of his friends. The rest Of the programme in
this city has not been definitely agreed upon.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad.

II HARRISBURG Pa, SATURDAY, req 10, lH'i'
The il 10 commute the tunnage tax OF the PenHsyl-
varia Railroad, passed the House tins morning 10y
vote OF ~ to -.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
The Florida Legislature.
TALLAHASSEE, Eel

IALIA1NssLHI EVUEuaIg II f071'
The Legislature adjourned last night.
The election OF Senators 10 the Congess OF Coaieas'
rate States was not brought on.
The bill uhorsing the issue Of treasury notes TO the
as0unISt t5oo.oO9 9Na' passed, a Stylaw was ps..sA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

Utica Citizen. after which Mayor Grove may say
word or two IN behalf Of the City Authorities Tho
President elect wh occupy The remainder Of tbe tune
in replying to the Con mtee, aud ia addressing te pee-
pie gathered to hear bin.
specisl train was J,. alched to syrscuse to-day.
with the Utica and portiA1 Of the Legislative Com
mittees on board, TO meet Mr, \ Adncoin there
A great crowd is expected m 10 wn tomorrow IL "a
not vet settled by the Committee w ether The PrcSdent
shan dine at tbe Delayan House, Nhere he and bis
suite are to be suarterca wsh the tioyeT7'o' IL
will Be settled Tomorrow uDrning probably IN favor t
the Governor
The weather is Cleayingup udgr0ying Geld rapidly.
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Notwithstanding all the fuss made over an al
legged ODerOus protection on steel in the Morrill,
tarif bill By hippant writer's, when the importers
and manufacturers were confronted here they
only disagreed one-quarter per cent on a single
branch OF the manufactured article and subse-
Auently admitted the duties were levied equta-
5y, and ought not to be changed.
Dir. BURNHAM's SPEECH.
Mr. Burnham Of Connecticut made an effective
speech last night, taking decided ground against
any Of the amendments proposed to the Consttu.
fon as compromises, aud the proposition to
admit New-MeIicO, unless it would be accepted
o. satisfactory and final settlement Of the Ter.
fitorial question. He was for carrying on the
oogsrnmsnt under the Constitution made by our
's'hsrS and no other.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSpos NOISY Marry. Fuud on the loth hrI and Coz
.dv.nrsl In the II the denand w4s stnt
,v AT 81 ash there tu 'rsnssei'ns oe'O" 'oo
h,she. frare Applications a; tn ank Sre 'a1ae.,e. L.,
CorToN MAkKEI.I The sale. Tor ihs tSf'e a.ys
ars AZ have b-cn 500 n',s Of which spenia.'
and ,Ioste, took laoo. le Tset closed hin a. 'eS pre-
STAT oS TRADE The ad'e non aane9.,ief e y ,,
biz. 1hs market bad ug"sid i.A"'bS!' "- :" A'N- " 49,
were sTsapsrrFs A,RAKrbe wssAeI wa, Isyo
able for the craps kiees DIS "a Is es sr Americ.n.
Wheat quiet but steady BID. ei ,@i'yi wns' -
oIio PhoyIsios MASzT.-Deel AVN and ess,,s iot
Gpe Porn steady. Bacon rall II ~ FIX ,,Ies
saf5sl TaIow qnirt Not AHecan ~ as o. IA a "a,
i,VEnPooL pR0puCE MAHSEe : Hoin On " 10. ssst
common. Spirits r"rP.nine sdy % 90 ~ phIi.dslr hs
Bsrt 1910. Coffee quiet , -. =, 90 aRe, fox
T. N ,o1 MONEY MAgKkr.-Cnnsols coeea ~ "'|~N'S "
49, ard a. as0l for he August account ~.
L~.DoS MAESKr, --Breld'iufs stra'y snga MN, MN Oh
ID, hn, ,ebdy. Rice steady TslOw, 500 Linssea - u.
bnvc, q 3Oj splits rurpeutine. M aud slightly hshef ~
At 526. ., -, ,r,.o,. Central eh.,e, a
ai,S,a Discount; Erie Sharrs - 2li"2lt
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A. IovrJoy. aS.y Rebel !"

:. Mr.. LOYEJOY: "SSay Rebels." ..a
Mr.. WICKJJFFE. responding to snggesii,o,
modified his olnoa by saying the so-called south
err Conf -deracy"
Mr. DUNN-I move TO extend The inquiry to re-
groes
Mr. WICKLIFFE-Ih have not been Informed that
they have uegroes in seryi.e.
Mr. DUNN have; and they shot down our men
yesterday.
hlr Dnnns amendment, was adopted, and the resOl1-
ton Dass
Air. HORTON, from the Ways and Means Commit
tee reported bill authorizing tie Sccrea AIRY OF the
Tnasury TO ray The Governor Of any Stale, ~ Biz
daily authorized agent the COTS charges and
properly Incurred by III State for aIming equpping,
transporting &C., it's ,rorrs 10 aiding 10 supervising
the present in direction against the United States, and
IL passed.
Mr.. ELLIOTT, from the Committee on Commerce
reported bill for providing for code OF marine sS
n adapted 10 secret service at military stations, &c.
and il passed.
Mr.. SHEFFIELD, from the same Committee re-
Torted hill supplementary to az at entitled An ac'
TO prevent he commerce OF the United Sttes and pun
ish the crime Of piracy Adjourned.
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GREAT BRITATN,

The re ignstionoi Lord lobut, ne Secretary of W.
which has been rpored, hps certainly takea ,lasa'
although II isno, officially ,an,ed Sir N q -
is spoken Of M bis surrersr
Mr. Cardw.il iake' The Home Secrctayship.
The Queen'e Cur, representing The chsm,Ioo,s,sn H.
rifle shooting, WAC hnalIy d-po.ei Of At wimll~,m h
favor Of Mr.. Jos.lir, urin er Of the Mides.sS
Corfs Tue shooting IA Ia advance Of tLat Of a.
year.
tive 10 the slave trade He stated that he nlnle h.
administered 10 thy Spaui-h Government recently hal
Induced them TO lend III 20 the 90 ut 81 Africa a sus
Der OF erurerr. The G"v-BneDt Of ibe Utied Stat.
Were now doing more tbso Ley ever did before 20 sap
press the slave trade.
TAe Herald gives NJ a rumor that Mr.. GreoorT
member OF Parliament frtr County II Galway, hsa
accepted the L'i-ip Of the Treasury yanaaed 6y Mr.
Dagobel on account Of Tie action on TOE
Galway contract.
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The following Is the el ly given by the Emperor TO
the President OF the Hungarian Diet, tie prgsents-
ton Of the address
"I have obse,ved with t,faction the dqtiful read
pess with which the and REPRESENTATIVES OF
Hungary bave met The ce ire lately expressed and
l entertain the hope tbnt estates aud Representa-.
tives OF the cOuptry gill ecriye in the spirit The
reply which about a. give to the address of the
Diet solely in the uere,t tie couUiIy and for the
general good Of my peo lie, will give this NY reply
soon "a possible"
The Committee of tie Grand Trunk Railway o.
Canada have issuod 'ecoud report. They recon-
mend that II Kill and exrerience be forth
with sent % have tempo lily the entire control Of is
affairs IN Canada aud sVIiaie with the Canadian
Government. nr. WathiI, a prominent Official had
been selected.
Mr.. Ten Brock empha'c-ly contradicis the state
ment in Bsi's Life bat be Iuteods ~ cell his stod
AID retire from the Turf. lie has such intention
The Danish Conces iop, upOu which the projected
North Atlantic Telegraph founded is about 10 be
transferred TO new hsncs a working company 10 70
be established TO lay csbl-s.
The official report OF t.r loss Of the Canadian exon,
crates tho captain ard ,ti, ere, bit suggests that
steamers do go through the Straits OF Belle lie
before the Goth of June
Lord John Rus-ell, in Terponse to a deputaiion q
Mexico BondhOldes, prouIscd energetic measures
IL is asserted that Prince Napoleon will probably
visit America.
NAPOLEON, in letter to the Minister of MaIine sng-
costing that France engage lsbors 10 Cudia for tie
colonies ia prohibited after July. St2.
The Mires csse has been COM ludod Judgment 10 10
be given on the llth.
The Bourse is quiet Reutes OF 15c.
Tie Republicans outbreak IN Spain has been totally
suppressed Nearly Ill Of III. Leaders are in the hands
of the troops
There are rumors of probable Interview betwess
Napoleon and the Queen Of an.1
Both Houses of the Hungarian Diet having agreed
10 Mr.. Deak's original sdire-s 10 the Emperor, the
Presidents Of ths Diet at Vienna 10 preseSt the
addr, IS reported
The Emperor of Rus ia was treated with great ir-
dignity M'stow. T.,
The Irdia aud China mails have arrived. News no
important. Copous rai,s had fallen IN the East Of
India.
TIE mails from the west coast of Africa have been
fereived. 49,,
The Bark Flight of Boston aezed by the b itish
vessel ODER with % shVes Gu GARD.
TIE j. Wylie, Of Bordeaux, for Hnssanl, was rsn
into and sunk Oh the eth Vi July. Oas man wa'
drowned.
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generous, and brave 10 AMI. II4nsv snew what
fear wac. On Sanr' ~ received letter fro bum,
in witch he pokr 20 hsply Of his pnspe"te Alas 70
me hey are deco <ated W ~ death ,s,"oricoes. =,
The trlearaph md tie press have conionnuea w., we
nsu~ of my Il. Edward who was M"Jor U ". sno
Cavalry Of Kcntncky aud formerly tlec''i eo!9Si on
deot of Thc NeH- TX mn trotch NF'' Tin ~
other son tie do tor WHO long since reflgneu LIZ
lion ON Frsuk le,le paper. 80 ,s.e;vs
the 6odv Of Thomns IN order that he may be inferred
iu our family vault 10 Greenwood. nave oosn This
zen Of this country bordering on thirty years i nm
calamity las fallen heavily np"n nt. ,ms, NV son
fril ma"f,lly under that fai which hope viii snl
,rays ected aud bonored every State IN thl
80, THOMAS RAWLINGS.
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DIED.

IRIsH-On saturday. July q, Al0en isf'ey' 'ou'c''
David aud Mary h. lFish' sgtd years Pa ,n,,t
v.,,n % NJ s,y Ju, q 1861 John Asccngh Ramp MT 81
~ At Jacob C. and May J. Kanp' aged "'h'n' ~"
days. ,,.. ri the family also the member,
IN. no-aTy member % tose Company 20 Ns -, III
;t,sd 10 attend III. funeral without further noeo s sy
fathers residence no. Osi "e'""e
anernoon, ut O'Clock ~, % Ydhh.
.,rST T., p,ooklyp on Monday moudng jay 80 N-
ME- -, child Il q, O. ard Matt da htnt ,,.na hsr
NJ sv. OF lie family Iespee fully invites 70 %
a1 tom the house Of her parents No. ll9 fseue
Tuesday afternoon, A. oe'ocA. . ,,na.r T.
rAyrIN-At Throgs Neck. 90 Sunday July ~, AIs .h
Il sn,.nt son Of William and susan La TIM aged
rucAs-on Saturday, July 30 Emns III ony ,seaI yesr
1rESsa,a tlaieIy deceas d and AsAry A. Luea" 'e'
months an q dsys -, A. Sarah "
MURRAY On Monday Afternoon at oeloeAi IN k. 3sh
| Murny dau shter OF Eihslh~n and sssah OA3'''''
PSnea services i. Tuesday, afternoon ,,sass and RELATIVES
' i"'. ,a,iissca No u Second street riiena' a
| are "resprc,iully Invited u attend -, ,.,v shlA
poRINsoN-On Saturday Jolly 20 hsry 1sss Ia II ssyl
,op's%SAt III. reslienee 10 Fsyete seness " is .sA
hv. iy ~ iG6i AhEnder kori,"n, esS, "a ~ Ssssh
nYh,s see He " much esteen go Gill; wv -
yssr =, he by vide circle OF hienos "a 4,
Dcsr",s s,oOsl,n, on sunday. July 81. tdba As's' Wv
! ysara
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FOUR DAYS LAIER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN

FArR.R PoISr, MONDAY, July p. 1851
:, Inc North American, ton Liverpool .. m. al
tier Point nc a. m F%'7" "a
SIZE brings ia pace ge,s a'd SO,0O0 Ia soee,a
hand nv come 10
"a serious interruption IN ne sorkiur Of N. H..
OF the news I'LL lat lot i .hr -EDs. "'s'F
a. The Jua reached Liye'I OIL Oh tic mornirss u.
Inc City Of Baltimore arrived Il Qooenstown o, "a,
morning Of the 7h "e
~ me 0LAseow, which lied from Liverpool on N,
10Th, has neatly t. 100 o. ling.
lie Bavaria bad about 4 t,00
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entitled was privately discn-fsa, 10, no opncu.ons
reached eXsept ha' Con xir.e Of three merchants
Should be appointed 70 whom the wbse nsucr is 20 b.
referred for o>a.on. Il seems dat tie crew II
ve''sl are nvuud protect her and her ergo b. the
utmost of their ability, mud unlike strangers who may
re cue her from danger not en'itltd u salvage
Bu, IL al inch cies ne tits Of the schooner Warng
the underwriters make liberal c',mpens uon 10 the
salvors, and there eau b. question whatever that
nllman and Seeding i'll receive the reward 10 which
their heroic conduct justly entities them.
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Admission nee. w.s sp.
waiter rec ived ns'ncitHs 10 take down De
paper, and fe dld 20, bat teie ,sns hendrs1s al
Toe vas, crowd 10 ths hoL had ,e.a 70.
Very hard things we've ,as AZ M the Fifth Ax,r,,
nO'e' Tor tis P'op'ie'w ,h,h.,iug a wel-kpown
Seoessionit Whoevsr aan.d l., did 20 but 10 eopd.er
Tue ae, No. nngniefui. and insult the pscyls q.
New'fofk ~ the timo onr y porter left, Il was ky NO
means certain that ois1rtane isht not taIe r.ss
at hte hour. NV '".e f'ss'
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MORE MOUNTED CAVALRY TO MOVE.

To-day 100 mounted men Of the ID Regiment,
known as ihe Hursas, Capt. Sever, leave for the scot
OF war. 100 men of Col. Gr.hams 10Th Regiment,
brooklyn, and Capt. ouo's mounted nank company Of
the division will aso leave. No further orders had
been received Al Big Gen. HILLS olce up to p. m
on Monday
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IL reported that the French Minister NJ Tu,io
will be Hr Ben edti, /. said 10 nave the strong
est sympathy with the 1taliu cIlte
The Bourse was firm aud auiAaed. Rsptes or
Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

NJ. Lamorieiere had declined to resume the command
Of the Pope's arm.
NJ. Mszzibi had pnbli'hrd manifesto lamsntiog The
prereOt state of action. aud asserting that Italy and
Turin have os durov the pat six months rather than
gained ground, and CALI Government 10 give a
new impulse TO the Garibsl, movement.
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SWITZERLAND.
IrAI.Y-

H. Sampled had beeu elerei President Of he swi Ne
Confederation for 1862 DIR. Furrer President,
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rnLMAX pEroRE TIE UNDERWRITERS.

On Monday nJrolng, 10y Request, li1h"i' INC o''"
hero OF The WnTug, and MS romiade o'eim's, "''o
taken by Marsinl Murray before the Board oil ohuvr-
wnl,r.. 1lman in compliance WIN inc re4uest OF
the JolId gave clear statement OF tue capture oil u
schooner md derais of the tragedy and Liberation IN
which ne had 80 important lart. The letters from
toe pilates found by the United States Marshal on
bourd the schooner, were 80 rad.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-07
MEDICAL.
scrofaIa, OF. king. Evil,


Is Constitutional disease, a corruption e the
il blest. by sfich this Hnid becomes vftaie$ weak
add f~-r. B-ns ia the sirealaiioa, Il psryades tie
whole boy and ma, bur 4 cat la disease on any par
q %. No e<gans free from its sttseks y there
shieh IL msy net destrog. The scroialoes ta'ni
i var1oosiy caused by fncrcurisf dsraSe l~ living
dsordered or unhealthy food, impure air, nth ana
nlthy habits the depressing vices, and above all BY
the venereaf irf-ctie Whstsser b. VS. es1s Il i
heFeaiEaEy n the oo1stiflt;sl, descending from pa
rents o. Children unto the third Ard foufth Eenrra
tions, ihdesd. a srsms 10 be the fJd q Hun wAs
ssys, Il vii Vsi The lo9uifes q the iailers upon
their rtiltren.''
Ifs effects ccfams.ce ~ d.1rssitou lonl The blect
of corrupt q uicerons nsatter ~hich in The iongs
liver and intstpAi sans - turned tureep s<ss f
the gland, ~ slilgs aud ~ lba surface, srupo1s
fffs FOUL corrapuoii. which genders ~ The
besc .sfe.srss<ss h rSees ~ life. that rsrs<a
loVs complains, .sgt they have tar les power 80
w1thstscl .tc attacks q c<her d~esseS consequent
~ nansters p-risA " dn-arcegs sl,s Aishongh
not srofuiOus IN their nature are Sun reldcred "a
tal by fhls taint in the system- MIST oi tbe Gen.
salnpfiou hca deciulaed the human fatally has is
origfnsirectly fn thfs scrofuions rsitsrnins p
laaly destructive. eisesscs of fbe aver, hdssys,
brsit and indeed of all the organs, arise from -
are areravstta ~ the same cause. sai ef
One quarter 0t all our people are srofgicnri Neir
persons are invaded BY this lurking Infection. and
their health l. undermined by H. To cleanse "A ifoIo
the system We must reno ate the hlood hy sitfa
tive nedcine ana invigorste " 10y healthy fo.d ufd
estreise-, ssoch mesiirspe NC saPFs IN =. sss..
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Tie Weekly Express

published every "wednesday. At 81 20 pr spnura,
svslc~.
sSNa paper -snt ~fthout the money. nor esutinu-
= loas-~r In. than pad foe.
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..asl HTiss q
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s,.,es ss Advertising I'm weekly.

ssrys>rs wsls ~ M d.sis,Iea frsm the s''ese
afe-.
Advertisements pabliehed IA both pasly % sna
weekly. will b. chasgsd she rli DAILY rates wl'h one
half ~ the N~~kly rates sti.d
CTfARLES cRuFT. fEo's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-07
LEGAL.

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- tis.t a ksrtfx eiret fisf AZ a'.tsf o. 1-sre.
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tls iessief h- ;-rsi.ust trinf irit - ref
- se,.n a a.. gaaft e Cosrrrs1 fis4s ~ sri
- los "A nLAkf giefk.
sent 4 dlf.wew pr f-e g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-07
getaiI Price, siper boi,ic, or sis
LEGAL.

Annual Report OF the Auditor OF yigo
tounty.
DTPOgT q The Ausittsa % xlgo rs.uuty. tAoofu.
III the amuuni received aIia tsl.1f-fd IL tll.ytaf
rolnfnrncing lane -. = y lSfo sfi siltins NJ
1ltf 4. ~ l-6i. Inclusive.