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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16

Sc sufferers from Scrofuious afeetoss. clean a..
Why wesr your rmplcr. fo.cLcs. Clocrs. sc4fss-
Why have The life twisted cat e yoa y nysrer.ia
Rheumatism and Gcui' Why tuf,r Ss.hnfie All
Nercurial diseases TO, TIE bones n year hoy. cs
tie tesh OF yorr toaes' Why lei yorf surri,L
blood drag an scatter 81 d-tsupcrs fofo1ri ,csf
seinss ArEE's Co~F. Ex'r a. Ssr-srariiia care.
tlsse oompainis and clcsnses ihem CIT - The -
ton. vsc Il faithfully and you bring - society
hssltiAioT, eiesIiisr and far more acceptable urr
oer.- Democrat. baltimore Nd f4avalwiw
"a We wouid call the particular attsu'ion q ~
sy reader 10 the advertisements q NcI< 49,
Strengthening Cordial and Volcanic oil liuimeul -
They too ~sli Known in thi- community 90 49,.
guire Recommendation. But there are many ~ ouf
readers ~ho suffering ron dcrs.ge1ne..t u tie
digestive organs. -i;houi the slighie>i s:oa q, a.
real oaa-e giving rise 10 symptoms sac. A. des,oa
cency, nerves. unpleasant feeiing. ir.eci,ios laes
9enrrgy, making existence haracn. T. al whs
may be afflicted. Try tss Cordial. il VII girc irn-
-iate relief To al who nay r. afflicted wiki s,re.
Of Pains O any kind, r., tie l1lsmer; She lie se
sertisezent "a another column .aageidw-lw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16

1. consequence of this Great Move d. low
-s O.. offer m.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16
RECRUITING.

xVTASrrp ros THE Uyirrn sATEs Army
w Ale bcflrd mss, between srss - eighties
sd thirtv ave years Pay. 10 sans a. - toiau-
te.rs fosn sises - sss e p~r n,onsh -ith rsr.s-
snd easrters. - ecnn>n~s a. co<<
Tr6er prs.eat feruissons. sny soitisr has o.
~rfsanity - e<ccninr q cc-rnni srIoorc e~csr
FcF farfhsr irfsFmxtisr. srpir e ia rera~<ves-
a. rsrrs- Hrnte. "a sks ~est sft- - ~ square
TERN o. HrsssT1E>T.
II IN H Q . "a H - /.
ALFRED a. HOteH.
e.pa lssA Iufsn.v 4. A.. s-~sui.sns o--~-
fuiv -. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16

RiDDIN & BROTHERS..

M rI,es TO svs soors Asp .nos. onr.r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16

We have adyiees TO night that the rebels
were moving large body of men from Fair.
fax Court House towards Falls Church
Prince S4lm Sllm, of Prussia. arrived in
Washington. Tie AT once rendered his mill
tsry services 10 the Government and they
we're accepted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-16
Corner MAJ sbd Third stsee,-.

To the Corner OF Main and Flnh Street
= II. Bars New Building) one door
west OF II. Humans Grocery
Store, about the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

THE Indiana Journal says that the patience
Of Gov MoRToS has been worn out 1.-THE
dishonesty or dullness Of the officials who
have ''thwarted him for months" in all his ef
forts to furnish our soldiers ia Western Nir-
gina with blankets aud clothing suitable for
the season. and that che has preferred for
NAL charges against the whole Department
Of store keepers and Quartermasiers. IL al
iege. that. IN consequence Of their neglect.
our regiments "havs been burying man after
nan. AMI that scores are rendered unfit
for all future service. and will be sent home.
Notwithstanding Gov. MoHroS has been "ur-
geat constant. imporsunate. 10 have il 9th
~ise
Ii = shame crying shame. that our
gallant soldiers. who have responded 10 the
call of the country with unparalleled prompt.
ltude should 80 required to remain in the
mountainous regions of Western Virginia.
exposed 10 rain and snow storms. both day
and night. without .asl'ic lent clothing 70 keep
them warm and com or;able
We have no idea whose fsal, u v. but are
satisfied that Gov Moaro~ has done every
thing human energy could do to prevent 10
and that n would MT have resorted to ne
extreme remedy Of pr~fsrring charges against
the Government Official. unlcs. he had felt
himself compelled 70 DO - from sense Of
Justice 70 the soldie.. While Ne regret the
occurrence Of anything calculated 90 SOW dis-
cord and discomfort amongst those vho are
charged with the condact OF tho var. At The
same time. i Is altogether ngh, ami proper
that No step shoad hs omitted. necessary to
ferret out the parties who are responsible for
either Encouragement or corruption. wheth
they pc ia high o. los places. And when
tAey .re discovered. L., the consequences
be whss they nav he. tail upon them fully
and promp,ly Our soldiers cannot ksh, IN
less they SIC well .apqlle,l With the neceSsa-
~ food and s.otaing. and those whc by all.
I'll negligence. psevent then, from benz, thus
supplied. shculd be held criminal in the high.
-, degree LEI she pablie indignation fall
spon those ~ho deserve a.
IL a-peas that Gov. MesroS obtained la.s
.anmer frcm QaaF.srmsSier General MFsus.
f.ho = bs iac b.. one o. The meat sfscieas
and hes, oaieers W. the service an order Tor
foar thousand blankets Tor our -oiIierS IA
Western virsina. aui that. slthough .hey
~ere cent cut loag -go. only about sn< fsirS
Il them have YET reAehsi The lnii.us men -
There maSt Ia ~rre~ loose at-au. the
Transaction. and ne hops that the i..,u.sr
aow demanded by tss Governor ill siis-as e.
TIE guilt, party The isabi~ ueed nol T. \.
assured that he wili neglect NO -tep uece-
sary 70 % -. lie has -irvsdy shown I'm
elf fslly comPeteut % she immense fe-p.n
.sbihty which he has h.d 70 meet -aro. 80
var hexnn No man IN the saxon h. -
qalred sore deserved reputation. sAi- !. s,s..
ecss.d % al hands lie has Gsirly ~sn H..
smineses snd ~s have M fesn that he II
forfsis a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

The Sullivan DoRocref assaiis eNeo'er-
nor wssoHr. aud says thas bis old and tries
ussisIcal friends. in Indiana. Who from man
hoods earliest hour. shewersd upon h'e
their highest favors viii most eheerfniiy 'sf
k,,. ,>r,sin ferep<r IN refire,~~nf." IL finds
no other fault With him than his support oil
the Union. and this. IL sass. has Unbiased the
hear, .sriaes that bound him aud them TO
gether politically" Things have come TO a
pretty pass indeed. when man OF Govesnor
wsnsHr's experience in the public service. y
70 be thus wsrred upon and denounced for no
other cause than his defence Of the Union.
against the attacks Of the most hearsless re
beliion the world has ever seen. There is
nothing clearer 10 our mind than that such
delamers Of Union men. are in sympathy
with the rebels. by the by. IL would be Gu
rious TO inquire what would be the strength
Of the Democratic party after il has cast loose
from such men a. Gov. wRIeur. and ali
tho-e who are opposed TO the rebels OF the
south II wovld be one Of the most imPo
tent concerns. ia the way OF party. that
this country has ever seen or heard Of. Go
on. gentlemen. We congratulate you upon the
facility with which you dig your own politi-
cal graves We apprehend that Governor
WRIGHT will survive your fury. and have a
name when YOU and such as you. are dead
buried and forgotten.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

TIVE London Hsrsld-the .rgan OF Lord
Drssr condemns the apathy and indifference
of the British government. 10 the struggle OF
our government for existence. and Gays that.
hereafter. when the history Of our present
eontez. i written, the course OF The Guar
OF. Russia. an absolute monarch.-will re-
douud far more to his credit, than that o. the
British Ministry will to England. which pro
fesses TO be free and enlightened. And this.
beyond all question. will be the universal
sentiment Of mankind.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

Tn Journal calls our attention to some
resolutions that were adopted by few citi
rens in 4 ward Of Chicago. dignifying them BY
saying that they were adopted by Repub-
lean meeting held in Chicago-snd asks
how We like themg
We like them about as we'll a we do the
resolutions recently adopted at a miscalled
Democratic meeting held above this place.
In honor Of DAVIS. where JOHN G.. spoke
Both sets of resolutions are reasonable and
were published at length in the Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

\ CORRESPONDENT of the st. Louis Demo
erai, writing from jefferson City, While he
does not feel at liberty to give the number of
troops composing GKS. FREsoSrs column,
says that tire General remarked before he
lett here, that has force ras smyie-ihaf
~ a-snfed greater to march trsampha nfly
10 Nsr ORLEANS" We hope that il may no,
iarn out that he has been over sanguine -
And If he has 20 large a force, 80 soon after
the battle Of Lexington. Ne are az a loss to
know why MrLLlesS was not reinforced =
But We do not intend 10 become a party 20
any complaints Let by cones be by gone"
Tor the present. and Let no obstacles be thrown
IN the path OF Gen. FRKxoSr while he press
es on his column TO victory. Nav the God
of battles 20 with him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

\ BEIea1 ExANrLE scR louNo MhS--
The Young Governor Sprague, OF Rhode
Island. millionaire. not satisfied with his
liberal contributions of money 70 the cause OF
the Union IN this war. vas ole among the
first to offer his individual services in the
field. aud vas among the bravest ofthe
brave on the bloody hills of Manassas
Lately. in explaining his non Attendance nj al
agricultural fair in Vermont. he writes
Permit me to say. and especially 10 the
Young men Of Nermon,-that class whom
am irving 20 represent in my own person.
that the glorious privilege OF doing some real
service 10 ones country now exists" and
that "a lifetime may never present mother
such occasion" Noble words: and we com
mend them to the special attention Of those
of our young men OF Indiana who can AFFORD
10 emulate. but who have not yet adopted
the practical patriotism of Gov. Sprague.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

How the DerDuda Rsn the Biockades
The New York Tribuhe gives ah~srcount
OF the manner Ia which the steamer Befmu-
ds, With its cargo OF arms. Sc.. succeeded tn
entering savannah. Its Informant wasa
gentleman recently arrived from that city via
Louisville We quote:
He assures VS. that Mr.. Edward &. Amber
son. an ex- Maym of Savannah. went ovor Co
England ia Lord Dneie's Yacht America.
which was. Il our memory serves us. In the
port OF Charleston some time IN June. for the
express purpose VI bnying arms. The Der
mLda was sent out by Mr.. Anderson, aud
brought 6 500 Enfield rifles purchased by him
This. We understand from our Informant. l.
only one hstafiment Of Me- .Anderson's
purchases. As three 10 1--WE more steamers
are looked for With confidence at Savannah,
all 10 bring arms The bermuda gess. OF
course. a high freight on these arms. but her
prohi will be still larger ON a return cargo Of
cotton, should she be as fortunate IA getting
out as she was In getting in; and the double
chance Of good voyage both ways Is IN
ducement enough Tor all these steamers L.
take the risk of capture The Bermuda, II
seems, MAS expected and may. possibly. haze
been sisnaied somewhere on the cuast AZ
any rate, a the precise moment TO suit her
convenience a heavy camonadIng was opened
at a distant post by the rebels. and the block
aiding squadron FASTENED thiiher % ascertain
its cause When out OF sight the hermnda
slipped in.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

AT the meeting of the Union Club last
night Committee was appointed to report
upon plan of military organization for this
city and county. the report to be made at a
meeting to be held 70 nighf II rs not only
desirable but Of the highest Importance that
this meeting should be well attended by our
citizens The times call positively for the
active exertion of every man amongst us
not only those who join the active militia,
but all others. We hope TO see all our
wealthy citizens present--for there arc ma
nv Of them WAC. IL they cannot become sol
ciers can aid the necessary organization hy
their contributions. Let 10 man stand back
for these are times which admit OF no hesi-
tation or hating measures A dangerous
and iniuriated enemy Is lowering upon our
borders. and threatening our cities and PEG
pie. and We are bound by every obligation
that can influence the citizen 20 act, and act
promptly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
DIR. ,. 81. f:cLcan-> kcs.anEe oti
fininfruf.
THE kEsE ExrRsAL ~ lHn Nostp.taa II.
o. bEA-r

THE kEss ExTKKSAL ~ aHE N.4tp.t.a n.
90 bEA-r
Thousands oi human beings hss. h..r saved f..
q decrepritls end misery hy "a. 49,. - fhs i,,- .
nahle Irmeut- Ia viii relieve PAIN rlsrs.s fu.t.-
iAneolh - siii - ~ili cieailee. Awi, 40 hssi -
ioulesi SuLk beg al Incredibly abort ulse HrsFAN'S
VOLCANIC OIL iINiAES1 will relieve 3 t. r,.-l Ia.
Netetaie sasfs - ADeuua4ilsm, Govt - Neuralgia
fo- Paralysis toaifacied Muscles Stiffness ID NeAk-
iu Tie 4oiuts. Muscles ~ I4E4nuf- II vii ,
er fzH Two applications vii csr- S..-e 17i-oat
Headache ~ karsche Per hGris or Scaids. a. am
PAN. b i an inia.iible remedy Try II. AID vur VI
Inc = "a indispensable remedy Keep y sirays e..
haIId.
Pl-ANIEhs. FARMERS or any one having shafs.
- hcr~t>. VIII save money Us tssiux McIsar.ss ~
cSnle nh t-aincft II ~ speedy sIfa flislIiiis
cure 81. oas. Sprains, Chafcs Swelliugs lac eIe-.
sweeney sores. Wounds. Scfaiche. Or ara s.ta-,
cisesse-- irs %, AID you viii 10 convinced
DR. J. %. Mclean, Sole Proprietor.
tssdwiF saint I-l1s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
TREASURY NOTES.


DURSE ANT 10 instructions from the Secretary
L Of the Treasury, book viii he opened on The
7th day October, 1861. the Office Of the Brancb
Bank Haute. Indiana, for subscriptions un-
der my superiniendauce for Treasury Notes, ~ be
issued under the sfJnly l7th ISL These setss
will be ISSUED IN sums Of fifty dollars. one hutsircd
dollars Ave hundred dollars. thousand dsslars
and five thousand dollars each. dated 18th August
1861, payable three years after date 70 tn order :"
the subscriber or directed, and bearing interes'
Al the rate OF $40 per cent. per annum, paysbis
annuay such in being az the rate VI two
cents for each day every hundred dollars. For
the aeuvenience of the holder, each note VIII nave
coupons attached expressing the several ameusts OF
semi i interest which coupons may be detscheSf
and presented for payment separately from the noe>
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes viii D. re-
ceived during the hiteen days from the day 81 OPP n
inR the book Aforesaid. No subscription for less
than fty dollars for any fraction Of that sum can
be received Subscriptions Of fly dollars % onS
hundred dollars must be paid IN lawful coin Of the
United States ri the time II subscribing. SShscrip-
lions n more than hundred dollars msy be paid
once: or preferred. nctenth al The time # sub
scirhing and oncthirt 81 tie whole amount on every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole - paid -
No payment, Of less than fy dollars be accepted
that being the smallest sum for which Treasury
Notes can be issued
C.rtfcafss will y. granted in duplicate subscri
hegs for the amounts paid. the original 81 which
the subscriber viii transmit by nail 10 the SccretHfy
Of the Treasury. when Treasury NoieS, as noresid-
will be issued thereon 10 such subscriber OF his order
carrying interest expressed IN such ceruucstei but
IN here oniys part OF the amount ,uosci ped
H. paid az the time of subscribing. treasury N"tt>
will be issued ouiy for the payments made suose-
qusriy 10 the FIRST which viii remain until the whole
amount subscribed by such person shall be paid.
when Treasury Notes will be issued ;or such hrst
payment also. On payment Of csch deferred install
ment the subscriber will pay in addition thereto. a
sum equal 10 the interest accrued thereon from the
18th August the dste Il payment, and final pay
neuf like interest the amount paid on sub>crip-
ton. which payments e interest will be reimbursed
O. the subscriber IN the payment q the first coupon
The Treasury Notes issued upon such oertinc~ies
by the Treasury will be sent the subscribers ~
mail. or such other mode may be indicated BY
them when they transmit their original certtcates.-
The duplicate certificates may be retained BY them
for their own security, PRESTON HISSkY,
sept. -. dNaw subscription Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

Tax journal complains that the Union
Club" assumed partisan character by Nom
mating candidates. The Journal il mists-
ken. The Club" made no nomination.
and expressly declared that il would not
The members only agreed amongst them
selves that they would vote for Messrs. Far
rGngton and Tuttle
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

In seems to be feared that the adoption by
President LIscoIs Of the two young friends
OF the Orleans dynasty into our army. may
offend Louis Napoleon. in consequence Of his
hatre. to the family. This would be a very
snail business for an Emperor.-though they
are supposed 10 be like other people.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

II u said in Charleston paprr that the
forts around that CITY were stripped OF their
guns to fortify Virginia. bu; since the affair
At Hatteras. they have been taken back
again. Th.s shows that il the federal for
ces had been Immediately pressed forward TO
tae attack of Charleston. tina, city aud Fort
sumter might have been taken.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

The kvsn-siiie Jearsal a.. the az reri.
'neu'. Col 'on--, = more thar fuli sri tho
oserIius al - incorporated IN another real
'ns'' TIA regiment has been very peeE
" Fscsu'ie,i. sad siil b. uniformed and eaaip
90 usss week Z, 49, rreru,.el m ,..is !,
s5eacs' Wsrrics. Gi'.soa 4rd Pske oosns,..
IA the ff-i Congras.icnal Dis,r.cs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
BaTuett'. Standard Flavoring Ex
ffaefs

WHY don't ysu have BUKSKrr's Extraetsr"
asked lady of her grocer because We
sell other makes which give satisfaction to our
customers. who mover make complaint
The fact j. there are sREAr MANY PKOrlf
WHO NEvrE HAVE had rnE BFsr or BUR
NET1'S EXTRACTS. and 40 do not know
the difference between the poor stun which
they have been getting cf grocer. and a
first-class Extract Of strength aud purity -
Give up baying the poor goods. AK ron AND
GET ONLY BURNETT'S. that YOU may not
spoil your good cooking by the use Of impure
havors-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

DUBIIC VERDICT UNIVERSALLY IN IFS "a
VOR Two thousand IN use All warranted
None ever returned i-flrst Premiums taken ~ "a
State Fairs-Aitwo L. :. Fsirs. and hundreds ~
County Pairs
IL hoils rapidly. makes better Syrup and Su-
gar, consumes less fuel IL more cleaniy' - more
convenient requires less hands o. attend 70 Il, ana
gives better satisfaction in every way. than any
other Evaporation. IL j. made - sheet metal, and
will not crack with sudden heat Iii light aud pcr-
table and vet being lineG with brick. 10 combines
all the advantages Of iron snd brick furnace com
bDed.
Tl-s--~osIkIs.-HAvirg enlarged nly planting
please send me smother No. Copper kvaporAtor. 1
made last year 80 bbls noiasses. and Ice lbs sugar
Would a. lief undertake 10 make sorghum ~ Maple
sugar.. MYERS, Springfield, q. Aug. IL. 1881.
Nv moissses made NTH profit ~ y cents per gal
lon took the frst premium Of els Al the Illinois
State Fair Nv EVarora; Will last foT wears
MURRAY. Marraysville. Ills.
rKIcEs 90 rEF EvAroR kroR.-lron-No :. ss5. Ne.
, ssS No. 4. So. Copper-No ?, So, No. ,, sss;
No. 4. So.
Pans without the furnAce Iron-No. ?, SO; No.
r. s5l: No. 4, SCI. Coppcr-No. ?, cas-; No. ?, rSe.
No. =. S6s. SIMEON CORY,
Sign q the Mil Saw sole agent for Terrc- Haute
Sept l3, dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

Tux Treasury notes Of the United states
are rapidly becoming circulating medium
throughout the loyal States. and they VII
constitute as good currency a. any nation
ever had. We think We could use few With
great convenience.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

& BAcHELpERs ar.

\ r-esssiax ssly. insacss 81 MILITARY GOODS.
- >rsisn aud American msuufartnrc. ~ - Asst
ASr Nasr REasrfarIo Ftrrras. vfr
t~galsuen. staf. Lne snrss.,us'. Chspisins', SCI
Srsnss az >sTsl SHORDS. CkvALkI SAnREs
81 o1,cers and Prissfs- Iow1E KNIVES &c a.
>one - iae atove q thrif oun meuufarfrrr ard
az q Superior quslits. afd az nre warrantsd -
sisnd ceternn1ent fespection-
keguisiion Belt. Ssshcs. sheailer etrsps uresths
basies. Csnnsus. snt other solid .nd enbroldsfrd
o1nsnents.
frsrtrrx Gold sn4 Oai. for sisa. Captain ani
lt~utrnsuE, ssert kscts. Boftoos. Coats Siinrs.
t<tf-rs snt NunesrSs si~e. ffsTOlsS REyOft .
Xxx, ~ Celt's. Wtftn~y's >rnih " r<.rr's ~ ~
tnsteo's. kilen's snd nsuy otker nsk-~s. al kip1s
- Csrtridxrs. Csps fssks. Hcast-rf g. kc
he aAors ~iil - sod snail scvxnca. ~
Casa wh-l~sas~ g. c-s<rs- ordsrs snsu~ep~d ut
al tespstrh. ~ kxr--ss. Celi~ct arliverr-
>,ut 81 circaisf
FAt.NKRs BkCuff rFkS
p Ia ussAi.sloa -. hostas
CT n. lssl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

II Is confidently said That Pricx will net
hazard fight wirh rrrxosr. May not this
% a russ 10 draw PRrxoSr into battle. AZ
Ger PaIcr and McCrLLoca have united their
forces, We hope not bat j, will be we'll 20
look ont for just such manruvering.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
BOOKS.
COLLEGIATE.
Terre- Haute Female College

rf,ur SEVENTH SEM. AxxrAL Srssi0S 4 u.
L I~rr.. Eaute F~eaale Csiiees. -iii c,usnnsnos a
Thrrsdav. he .1th - septsrb.f seat. The sam.
rruf-ssors and Iesrh~rs ~ho Asrs ~ ard - 10
hlied fhe several departments ~ he Co
l~ss h<retnfore Nil With fe~ excertionk corfinu.
In he Schooi Thoss pishiag 80 en;eT should d =
he e>sfnnsns r rrsxfhis Ivy further informs
sion, seatalosus - the schooi may h hsd ~ a
crs-sinf she astersigned Il T>rrs-neut
asistu fof< COVERT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
DR. }. H. NOLAN. SIDE Prcprie,or.


"a -fEA 'osfikiNr. EiiIIOussEss. HEADArK A.
There never hs> Leeu CATHAETTc rned,ct,.
oaeEed ca tAe public. hat has given such eutrs al
isfsction - Aei<an's Universal fiils
BEING entirely vegetable thss are perfectly ir,,
cont and can be- taken ~ the u..t tcncsr iiian -
proiuif aud powerful in rsm0sius al E.liouf s....
uoss scd impure. fetid uistisr from fh. s.l.e.
In iact. th,y III ciiiy Jill- af slaii..f ..t y,
uaiafieus districts
ln~4 pipd-ce no gfipiiF. -4eAusss g iai,i IN a..
sislsasii - teNcs. lonEA very active al s.afi ~
b. tiiir "Isetston lu'imcurg healthy tccretIons -
lie liver AM hltut.s. No. vii eu.f.r fr,u III o..
ne-s. bssdscEe AMI foul stomach. ~her - fh.sr .
rstu.dF i,e c.ltair.af Keep thsu CONSTANT, r
hand. single dose taken ln SEASON rnsr tr.v,r,
hour. dsys Als months Of sickness. Al ior II J
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

THE Journal saws that the Democrats 90
70 the war and the Republicans say ~ home
The Democrats who go see TO, Of the Jour
nal kind They are for sighting. not com
promise ere
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12
NOTICE.

DAKIICtf.sH NOTICE :. hereby given. o. ~
II whom "a may coucern. that all The notes ana
hook 4 the late frn q Elisha stephen 4
Co. are now IN the hands ~ the unAerxi sn~d for
ssttlenent snd 20 whom payment must and esn orlv
- made. Innecats sftenfio1 u called this mat
tei ~ lhs.s ehs fl y - avail themselves II ne
ssnsht 81 tl.ls nossss Huuss s-P~ss 20 pay sasis.
Ass. 81, 80 J. GRS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

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har-e-s = ISL d a.. g possible. made better fbs
ever before AID well worthy ne siteuior q ~ fst
sner. wanting suel fnachlues-
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MIL that win properly Grind Srap~s Pric- 80 r.
For saie ~ al respectable dfalsrx
Atdrs-s ths manufacture.
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