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CINCINNATI MARKET.

ttsCfr>krf. Ort. IT,
fLoUR-dull but no, lower. tnp~rtns.
Al l564 %. and extra ~ Mdt 40.
wHrA4--in light supply and active derrspd
and drsces 3c higher. closing a. S56s- for
rel. and 90 DC for white.
Cosx-frm At 30d3i.
Oar~-advsnced 10 3l@32c IN good de-
msnd.
wHIskf-in active demand q, i4isc
PsovisIoSs-quie, and unchanged.
Small sales OF Bacon at ~ 5is dbas-
Nothing done In mess pork
Balk shoulders sold ~ Ga packed and
sides a, 5ie.
Groceries quiet. bu, prices remain unehyi-
Lnseed OIL j. held al Sc under the As~-
from New York
Some hogs offering Tor November dsiiv
cry ~ 81 so but no BUYERS At over -. and
ONLY one AZ this rate. No sale. hive hesn
made.
Exchange srm At a premium
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Consumption, primarily and essentially due 70
cisordered nutrition be nationally attacked ~
medicine which rcnovsteS the us,riflve power
Such a medicine is the PERUVIAN SYRUP. who's
chief ingredient acts directly aDd Immediately oil
thu blood and the disease safely and snfel,
BalrfsoEr, July is. lisa
Wa suffering with severe Catarrhal CoGgh, =, .
oompanied BY Night Sw-sss. loss Il Appetite ami
great Deailiiy. which vas daily increasing H. thu
state. commenced taking he Peruvian syrup. D.
few Gays. and before had used the second hoifie
my cough lesseusd; night sweAis ceased appsll..
was restored and with H. strength and vgor heyont
What had enjoyed Zoe ten year.. being ale wall
several miles each day. without fatigue Will. nth
erto coald walk only shor; distance.
A. :. KEILOcs
Oct l6, dkwsw
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HALIsAa. Oct l5-The steamship Arabs
from Liverpool. 9th, via Queenstown, 9th
has arrived at thin port. Tee advices by the
Arabia are two days later than those by the
North American.
Breadstuffs quiet, provisions firm.
An insurrectionary movement had taken
place at Ceyleadez. in Russian Poland. and
the Mayor of that place was killed
Mr.. Lindsay. NJ p. in speech at sunder-
land. gave his opinion that the English Gov
eminent ought 20 urge the raising OF the
American blockade, and that both England
aud France should now consider the erpedi.
ency Of recognizing the Southern Confeder-
acy.
Financial depression continued ia Paris. aud
there had been some agitation in that city
owing 10 the advance price OF bread.
cREAr BRITAIs.-The earl of Elsfon died
on the 4th from an attack of appoplexy-
Mr.. Lindsay NJ L. from Sunderland. la
addressing his constituents, touched upon
the American question. He said as II would
be some time before cotton could be go,
elsew here he considered il the duty of the
Government, in the cause Of humanity, 10 re
move the blockade. Considering the bold
stand made by the coniederates, and the
strength of the south. be thought il al most
time the Governments of England aud France
thought Of recognizing the Independence OF
so numerous a body OF people. Cheers and
some Kisses Ii VAS evident that the north
was not sincerely anxious 10 abolish slavery
which would eeyer be removed by a seryile
war. The separation of she north and south
was much more likely to accomplish the OBJ
ject.
There had been agitation In some Paris
Faubourgs owing TO the high price OF bread.
Seditious plaeards were reported 20 be nu
merous Some arrests were made.
IL WIS stated that 40 COG workmen we're
out of employment at Ly ons, but the author
tiles had got up workshops for them.
Troops had embarked at Toalon for Rome
TO replace Others there.
The Bourse continued depressed and fall
ing. Rentes ON the 4thclosed at of 3Oc.
SrAIN-rhe expedition against Mexico
will lca,e Spain very shortly. without preju
dice TO TIL CO openatlon which she will alter
ward afford TO England France. She intends
acting alone regards Mexico, as her inter
est and dignity require.
The London Morning Post reiterates It's
statement that England will act jointly with
Spain. and wilcommence the first few weeks
of the healthy season of TIL Gulf Ports.
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ANY u CIR readers afflicted with ScnorvtA ~
serefoloas complaints, viii do well mad the r.
mArks In our advertising columns respecting H. Bui
little u the nature q this disorder been knSHn
By the people and the clear exposition u Il there
given. viii prove acceptable and useful We has.
long admired the searching and able manner In Which
Dr. Ana treats every subject he teaches. whatever
Lac he attention a. all. has great deai y Il. NJ
masters What hr undertakes, and no Que who Ia
particle Il feeling for bis afflicted fellow man. cs
look with indifference upon bis labors for TIE sol
Read THAT he s-ys q seroful.. and see in hon s-~
words snd how clearly he tells more thau We ell
have knOsn Of this insdsc1s and fatal mslady.--
lsun, Philadelphia, Pa. oc,lsa.-
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The undersigned proposes 10 give instruc-
tion % a limited number of pupils. ia the
Latin and Greek languages: Algebra. Geom
etry &c. with the higher branches of I'm.
glish. such as may be desired.
The lessons will commence on Monday
18th October. instant. a; the room over
Minshall's clothing Store. Main Street
Terms made known on application TO
l. +. LEAkE
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Lo-T-on yesterday evening On Fourth
street. between Poplar street aud the Post
Ofiee. part Of brass instrument. consist
ing OF straight shank. about SIX inches
long with German silver mouth piece on IT,
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving IL a; Crisher's JeWelry store
Oct IL diff
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u. y. Fleet for Southern Ports-Othe r
Vessels sailed.

Nav YonK. Oct. l6th.-The Express
states that the following vessels have sailed:
U. 8 frigatc Wabash, IT, ). gun boats
Florida. Augusta. Jas. Adger, Anadilla, OF
tawa and Seneca.
The above vessels comprise the fleet that
has been lying off the battery. the last week.
The Pawhs;tan is still anchored. but will
probably get of to night.
Sailed Yesterday: the steamship. Rele ase
and steamer Philadelphia. and the gun boat
O. NJ. Patti. ship Ocean Express, steamer
Mayfower. for Hampton Roads.
Sailed TO day: the gun boats Alabama and
St Jags de Cuba. steamers Athan Allen,
Commodore Perry and Narraganset. Same
destination.
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The u. =. Steamer Sarauac-(.one for
them-A Vessel Conhscated-More
Arms from Abroad.

NEw York. Oct l6.-The Panama Star
and Herald Of Oct LIST saws the L. 5. steam
frigate Saranac was Yesterday taken 20 Ba
60 in order that the damage recently sus-
tanned BY her when grounded during the late
gale may be more fully sscertained, prior 10
her leaving for San Francisco.
Early this forenoon United States gun
boat left this port in pursuit of the Nash
Vile. which IS reported to have run the
blockade at Charleston. on the 18th inst.
The surveyor seized this forenoon the ship
Maid Of Orleans just rrrived from Liverpool.
The vessel is partially owned in New Or
leans.
The Bremen which arrived last evening
brought several cases of arms and cavalry
swords for the Government.
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The Great English Remedy

SIR JAMES cLAKxE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from yrss~rfi0n Of Sir J. Clarke
n ID .Pkyssrian Extraordinary 70 ne Qs,en
hi. tnv.laalss rsedicins Il rHfaAsg ths cure
al. tho-e psins and dsngeross diseases = which ihs
female oonsltstson is subject II noderaies al "a
oe..s. and remove. al osstrsotions. ard spsso.
cure may b relied en-
To MARRIED LADIES
particularly suited. Il viii. IN sbor uns
ring o. IN. monthly period nth regularity
r.eh bottle. Pre-. 90 dollar. besrs the
men, stamp q Grsst Britain. 10 prevent ooanas-
f~ts
CAUTION
ILL., Pals slo.ld sof bs tat<a - fsr.lie< ds,.Hs
"A. F7RST 7HRES MONTHS - Pregnancy.
a.. a.. sars 70 Jrsac On Niscdr't1st Cur ~ 49,
s<A<r fine h>b arc sSf,
IN al css~. = Nervous sna sIansi Affections. Pain
q, ,hs A.. .r.d I<rb., Fstigss o. slight exertion
p.lps,suou q the Heart. Kys;-r.ss and Whites.
.he.. r.i.s vii snect cure Wien AL cher means
hsv. failed. ard sithough po~erfai remedy. d
act eensssn lroa eslcsnel. sntirn~>y 81 anything
sursful " the corsutution-
Yuu dirccsion. in The psnphi.s arcane e.eh
.s. Witch sboalt be carefully preserved
Sol. Assn, Coz the United States and Canada.
JOE xosEs, Late !. c. baldwin Co,
RoeAe-ier. y. \.
A, A .ra q pe-,.rs stamp. snclossd 20 AZ,
..,ho-ir.a agent, viii Insure ec'tf. oorsAinins q
pm. b, return mail. soa ~ r cuHninshss
.naP NJ DosSslly. rsrrs-Hsa's' and al se'
DEugg.<ss
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Ralph Sprague. viii. from nov until the
close Of the season. be daily in the receipt Of
fresh OrsrEks OF the best brands. which be
will sell by the can or half can. at the lowest
rates He will also serve them up in any
style a. ordered. on short notice. at his Sa.
loon. one door south ofthe Stewart House.
October n DIFF
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BESKFrr BALL.-A Ball will be given at
the CKSrRsL ESGISE HoUsK. on Thursday
evening. October II. 1861. for the benefit Of
JoHS kKLLfS. disabled Fireman
Good music in attendance
Tickets reasonable. TO sau fAe fumes -
For sale AZ the door JOHN KELLEY.
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arfKS,tox Scorr GrAKDs You are here
~ notified 20 meet al your Armory. a. :
o'clock P. NJ. for company drill
). cox. Jr. Captain.
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HATs' HArs'-T. II Lowerre-who :
practical Halter, and successor 10 Joseph {.
Yates. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on hand and IS manufacturing 10 order
the hand.onest styie q Fall and Winter
Hats Il prices ranging from two dollars up
wards dtf
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Av>rcs M,ksSe Mrs " Ro~tso~ soaid
announce - the ladies Of Terre Hsate and
vicinity. that she has resumed the Msn;aa
Making busineSs. IN the hoa-e Formerly o.
csgssd by Mrs- GrovermAr. On Ohio street.
between Third and Fourth. ~hers he !.
yrep~-ed 20 receive orders from her former
frieads and patrons.
Having Just received frcm Ne~ York he
--latest PARIS fashions. she > prepared 70 fur.
as~A work ofa chsrscfss that cannot fan 70
pssss< he nesS iAss'dious. aa
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sseArch for and hold fast hat which j. good. -
~hieh i an cd saying, aac truly verified Dr. Nc
Leans secicinss-the celebrated srsEsGrnsssso
S"NDsAL Am saooD fUkDrn, and McIxAS's yosc.-
sc On Lisi>EsF There have never been renedle-
1s'e oeoome % deservediy populsr IN - short
unae AZ hess they can nov be found IN the yloses,
q ns.fy every family In this city ready Cor use ~hen
required because they viii iusi a. l. stated in
the directions. See the advertisement In another
column. sr.a1x
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CoIoxEp Masonic LcDsk on TEszE HArrH.
DANES Lodge No a. respectfully invite
the eolored M4sons Of Tere Haute 10 at
tend festival. az their Lodge Room. corner
wabAsh and Seconds streets. on THURSDAY
night. the 18th inst. at O'Clock
g. DAY. W NJ
W BkT1. Secretary.
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kADDIN n BROTHERS..
No. IL Main ST. under the National House.
TERRE HAUrE. lSDiASA
A. We manufacture our Eastern work. we
can and will sell goods at lower prices than
can be bought at any other house in the
trade. Persons wishing to buy at wholesale
will find IL TO their advantage TO buy of
Us. a. we ,riA sel at the loves, Eastern prices.
No IL. Main Street. Terre Haute, Ind.
Factory near Saugus Bridge, Lynn, Mass.
Custom work and repairing done to order.
s3d&w3m
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Small Rcb bel Forces an the Upper
Posom c-Mississtpps Neg i'm e nts
WnrinSed and Left.

D,Rxsrowx. Oct i6th-feder,l soldiers
inst e~raned from the rebels. report no large
hody of the enemy between Great Falls and
Leesbsrg.
Two Mississippi regiments had mniin'ed
and lett
There arc small rebel forces az Winchester.
Nartinsbarg. Shepardstown anal Hancock.
All i quiet on the Potomac
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Reported Loss OF the SaraHac not
Credited.
BALrruoRr, Oct ia dispatch Tor tue
Press saws the rlmor about the q. =. Steam
or Saranac was not credited in Naval circles
at Old Point
No further intelligence had been received
in regard 60 the attack on the Federal neet
at the head of the passes at New Orleans
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4 GOOD DWELLING HOUSE Win
n all Improvements. vel, cistern. car
rssxe 1885, AM st.hls. 49, foar - rreans
60 usli< acrth q ~ ety. 81 s~ eiiy
Froy-rv. fcr psstieuisrs a. s<rrns. sFyly =
4 kARS
az ys~skry ssurs. nSs street
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Nc~rursi-. o.. lsth Lord Mouek ami
PsFtt ~ill csme oui in the ' orth Briton
fatiersqn. the shpftlonisi uho was re~pi
te'i suti fr~isy next. has had b.. sentence
cnmmafet % imprisonment FOR lie
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Rsirlxosk Oct issh from
old Ppnt br,ng TIE announcement n the lesa
81 the Tested states steamer Ssfsnsc. OF the
mouth 20 the Ni~sissipfi. IN storm
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Large Sale OF Furniture.

Remember the large sale Of furniture at
Aefse's TO-DAY. There will not be such
another opportunity to buy elegant furniture
al great bargains in an age Go aud buy
yourselves rich Remember-To pAf.
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WANTED.

Str Csai Dtggevs wanted al bishs
Sccsi Nius, near Clinfon LockE. Psske couns
Indiana Apply -
J. n MAKE, 1ssre Haste.
sesisSA-is rstsAs hiss :
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Military.

Let al the patriots Of the ~ Ward meet
az CLARK 4 Lockhar,s Feed Store. cosner Of
Ohio aud 5th Sire ess. THURSDAY evening. &c
tooer i7th At e.. O'Clock soF The rarPc.e II
forming military conaYan, Tarn out a.
the call Of your country ocslsik~it
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See. Cumerou at Louisville -Burkncr
Expected to take hts Departure" from
Rowling Green.

Iorrs,uLK. Oct. 10Th See Cameron.
slightly indisposed and suit arrived here this
afternoon. They leave % morrow morning.
for Lexington. en- route for Cincinnati.
A SPEEDY movement of Buckners iorreS
from Bowling Green. j. an'ioipstel from the
fact IL h,s snnulIing last week. contracts
previously made for provisions for his army
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BcsTos. Get. is--iohn D. Thsvss A Co
Subscribed 500 90 - The Sationa! loan.
The ganbosf Nsrbiehead wss lsunchei A
Ne-buryrors to-day
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NoxrrrlIrk. Vt. Oct l4th.-Gen. Butler
reached here. TO dsy. on business connected
with the missing Of his New England Br
gsde
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Able bodied young meu wanted to al up
this Regiment. NOW CHARTERED At Camp Viso.
Apply soon WM r MCLEAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
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Indiana Disputes the Claim Of New
IN hsrs

Iuaiaua Disputes the Calm OF NEW
Hampshire.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 10Th Indians disputes
the statement that New Hampshire l. the first
State that has her full quota OF volunteers IN
actual service Indiana, whose quota Is "a
600. has b regiments OF nfsntry ofone thou
sand and forty eight men each, one regiment
OF cavalry. fourteen companies ot iia3 men.
and one of ll5-making an aggregate OF
as $50 in actual service. In addition to this
there are six regiment now ready for the
field "A soon as arms can bc procured and
sixteen more organized and rapid, filing up
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c1-Hon Joseph A Wright and Col X
W Thompson will address the people At Par
i. ILL.,. TO day.
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UNDERTAKEN


TRIJMPs: a NOVEL BY GEO.
W crxr1s. ssisnsieiy rTi.s.ss,<e ~ hesfAs-
MAcAuLAY's HISTORY or ENGLAND
Va 9Th
TIVE wrys AND BEAUx OF SOCIETY
~ ,hs ssssr q ~o~xsns Il esasV."
s,ssAvs ~ u.E. nQoaAhA
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IzSsoxAI and GLAoEoLus parlor stoves
B,sa-,iful patterns at CoaswKLLs
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~our neighbor has postponed 'fadisa
Summer" Is he the clerk Of fhe neeafasr,
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ECRUITINC.

vyvA~TED FOR THE USlTED sATEs ARNl-
w kbls- hctied men. brt~een axes q eiehteea
snd thfrty -fvs years. Pay. the sarle &c volau-
feers fron el1uo % 81 % PER nsonfh with
sD< qs.rtsrs ccunnsence onc<.
tsisr present reEuiations. any soliier hss an -
pc<tnuify 81 t~ccrninr commissioned oltcer.
Fer farther infcrmstien. apply a. the r~fdsEvsus
Terr~- Hsufs th> we<f side q The sQnsrr
TERM OF ENLISTMENT.
Il IN roo "a rs :.
ALFRED 4. lfOtGH,
c.p. is.A i-f.-sry L. 3 A.. Rsetuisi-s Once.
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Il l. Y !
BOOTS AND SHOES
W r STON ES
TKRRr HAurK IsD.
He has just received a larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be
fore. which he will sell al prices 10 suit these
hard tines
Also
Makes 10 order and has on hand good ~
sortment of home made work
CoMF AND SKI
large stock from which 10 choose.
Of various kints Of Boots and Shoes.
y Il. Don't forget the "OLD CORNER.
opposite the Southern Bank. div vim
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WANTE ..


At PUBLIC AUCTION. on
= n Thursday, ocisi-r lsth. - the Residence -
the subscriber opposts the Telegraph Mills flfh
street: orr Horsr, L.dy's Pony. Gov. one
Farm W sgon and Express wagon one Csrrisge and
Buggy. two Lsdys saddles. large lot e double
and sing. Harness. tine Piano. with other
Household furniiure q superior character aud
= variety Of other articles tedious 70 urntion
Sal to comm ai ~. o'clock Terms Cash
The property may he Examined 90 tas morning OF
sale. &c. hrfLf Jr.
oc9 dit
Journal copy and send hin a this Office
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DessrWcsiou et Big niver Bridge
Gallant right &c the Guara-tO
against GOo-Jcts Tn . I'm poem Cen
ma Uds IN PersOu-What lgest.
Threatens Tn q o-What Gel. Gas
len has to Oppose Htm.

f0rc~I, Oct lbth.-Ne have the ts1Ow
ing account of the attack on the Big ever
bridge. Yesterday morning
The euemy was discovered approaching the
bridge about !. Yesterday morning. b a Ger
man picket Who gave the alarm. osi- troop
numbering between forty and fir. instant
" prepared tor acticn. AID although the
force against item numbered somewhere
about go. under the lead Of lei Thompson
hinself they spod Their ground. and from
stone piles and other place. OF shelter. d,d
rooI execution. They were finally surroud
ed. however, and obliged TO surrender. Their
los !. one killed and six sounded The re
bel los i Eve killed aud -four wounded.
Immediately after the surrender, the Fed
eral prisoners were sworn BY Jeh. thompson
no, 10 bear arms agains, the Southern Con
federasy and released The rebel- then
burned the bridge and speedily retired
JET Thompson ssid be had 5000 mounted
men In the vicinity that be Intended b. burn
other bridges on the road and that Pilot
Knob AMI iruniou would soon he attack "a
and c.ptarsd
All the TROOPS along the road have been
ordered % fronton by Col. Csslsn. commsn-
dan, Of that post in anticipation Of an attack
A strong force Of rebels = SAID 10 he in
that vicinity threatening our force a, the ter
! msSus of the road Col. Css,in's fssce ccn
sisss Of the 33d and 3sth Iliinos. sisf Ind
and detachment Of Indiana cavalry. which,
18th our strong fortihcations. i consider 81
sufaciest 10 rcpel any force the rebels have
I IN that sect Or. until reinforcenslis. nov on
The way, can reach ttsre-
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fI'Akx NOTICE Do. J. q. Thuunpsca hss plsesf
II ~ ksn~is ~ sni sccoauss 49, coilec
fler rhrr mast - srtlief etfarf - PsFuarut 80
p-ss 81 es.ct. IN c~fsr - cpsft CsH srea
GAO. q DTx.
sspl . 4iw-~tm Ne. - Ole Street
NOTICE Persons having basi-
a arss ~ifa woif Co. 81 SIT 80 u,4er
sgned - the hsfd~srs sirrt q ~. A. eris.ct
ssoce1--s WOLF
\TOTNE - -hcu Il nsy r-ocern-tks 49, a.
~ peg~fs - - CliFpfnEer. hsve h~~a rat tuta
NJ hss-ts - ceiircfi- res-e i-4s.tea -in rl~a-~
ed snd settle
49, T.. AZ N n HHkCox
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HEINBoID's EXTRACT BUcHu,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HEi.NF0l.D'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
TIKI GREAT DIURETlc
asLsusoIIys EXTRscr BUcHU,
THE GREAT DIURFTc
HELxBoII's TxTRACT BUcIIy,
gHE GREAT DIuRFTIc
And Positive AMI S.'-ei6c Remedy Cor Diseases
the Bladder. Kidneys. GTnves
Dropsy. Organic weakness.
And al Diseases Of the Urinary OTgAns-
see Advertisement 10 another column Cui Il
ard send for the Medicine si
3 WARE or COCN7ERFETTN
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kEAn MS
i can only account fOr my present. soGne hesltA
from Tie constant, though moderate u.s. q. BouAsE.
Heii .Sp BiTIrEs-hasing frsn my youth sunsr,t. a.
intervals from PuKS. in both forms. sometimes -
severely As 10 completely PROSTATE me. have for
several months AZ. thous "a subject los Of sleep
and ususaAl physical EFFORT he-n entirely free frcn
any syn9;oa Of this distressing disease: ~hile M
general health l. very much improved"
Psrsons doubung the suthenlicity q this certin
cate. srerequested TO call upon communicate with
the proprIe;Ors. They viii take pleasure only
referring them 20 is author hut "a many others Nh
have us~d the Holland Bitter for the arecilon
with equal success o>tic, i~
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STOVES and TINWARE.

IL CARD!
THE UNDERSIGNED has IN is
=. WOLF CO. al Nos la a Iss. wabash ~.
where b. intsBds az al tisss kseping iarss aud
we'll assorted stock q
STOVES, TINWARE,
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS :
Aud Ley-s hy lxrsa -xn<aslsn, L01 Pr4oa and
fslr Desisag 70 make tkis ths Head Qusrtrrs' for
supplies IN this line. HE will hsvo hsn1 each q
tia leading Cookine stoves. a. The bead q rhicA
stand- the Justly celebrated
CHARTER.
NJ other sarpsss this. a. Hundreds ~hs have
USED them can testify. full supply q Heating
stow OF AL patssrns Look throagh ths nv stoc&
Agricultural Department /!
VIII be enlarged and Farmers viii At all time. ana
fun stnck u nplsmsnts a the best quality.
b. ii. CORSwELL.
sep - issi Nos la a las wabash Sus.t.
Having sols or stock q good % n. A. COrn~eil
the partnership hsrstofore existing between es IN
der the name and style Of No1 4c. II this CAV
dissolved The business % the frm will be settied
b = Welt 10 whom all claims will be presented and
all payments must b. made. he will Be found with
Mr.. Cornwall and woul< urge the immediate settle
ment Of all Indebtedness 10 the nrm.
In retiring from the proprietorshp q the House.
~ recommend 10 our numsrocs patrons our success
or a. We arr ASSURED b. viii spare effort 10 give
entire satisfaction = WOLF.
OF dwu wN PATTES.
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COLLIE GATE.
Terre-Haqte Female College

Terre-IaQte Female College.
I'VE SEVENTH SENI-ASNrAL SESSION q me
il Trrrs- Haute F~nsie Coll~<e. will couan~scs "a
Thursday ths 18Th - September next The sstn~
fruf~s~,rs ami Teachers who have katy snd - 50
nlled The several departments II the Col
,sse heretofore will with few exceptions. couinos
in me Sehnsl. Tae<e wishiar % sn'er thauf - 30
the h~zfnninx n possible. Any further infrrrna-
tias 81 scafalo.ae q the Schoi. may - had - ad
ares.lag IN. unsirrsixnesi az Terre-Hsats.
saisiff JOHN CoVSkT
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