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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

Z DAY, Of the Richie Democrat, is slightly
addicted to waggishnesS. We don't mean
to say that rs bis fault. or the fault Of
"any other man" Perhaps he eOuld'nt
help 1t if he'd try. He Is candidate for
prosecuting attorney, and evidently wants
TO be elected. lie announces himself in
his paper and writes card heal led sour
self"
In this card speaking of "ourself," be
says; E ~
We understand that there are thousand
and seven lies in circulation, for the pur-
word to say, that is, If we have no claims
! don't vote for US; yea further, If we have
not one hundred claims to our opponents
one, don't vote for us. Don't swallow
/ down the base ipsinuatiOns of those whose
sanctimonious faces under other circum-
stances and in other places, are full us long
as a common fence rail, that we have any
compromise 20 make with the Devil or Sc
I cession. All such base and grOundless in-
Situations are false rs He'll would have
them, whether they emanate from the Dew
IL, or would-be angel Of light. We ask
the Office OF Prosecutor upon the ground
OF merit, aud further, because we need it,
having three families to see to, while their
heads and support are in the army defend
ing your rights and interests. II our op:
ponent has more claims vote for him, and
/ have not a word to say. ~
Now it is apparent from bis irrsyerent
illusions that this cliap is no "Day of
graes;'' neither is he 70 be the "last Day"
If he proves himself equalto the emergen-
cy devolyed upon him in "havipg three
families TO see to" during the absence OF
their "hcads and support" But he would
make good prosecutor, for then there
would be "Day of reckoning amons the
scamps in Richie county. May be he will
get to be Judge sometime. and then there
will be a 'Day of Judgement a thing that
is very much needed about this time. We
hope Mr.. Day win be slected-beeause heia
evidently good fellow, and certainly will
need assistance if the war should last very
long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

EyES THOSE who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need TO have
recourse to tonics as preYentiyes of dis
ease. We are never too well armed against
the assaults of 1.-The ills that flesh Is heir
to-" Such an. invigorator they maj find
in HosTETTER's .BiTTERs-a medicine that
cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality apd elasticity TO the system. AT
this season, particularly, the strongest
man IS not proof against the mNlaria in
certain sections of the country. In all
cases of fever and ag9e, the BrrrERs is
more potent than any amount of quiz
nine, while the most dangerous cases Of
bilious fever yield to its wonderful prop
critics. Those who hare tried the medicine
will never use smother, for any Of the all
ments which the HosTETTRR BITTERs pro-
fesses TO subdue. To those who have not
made the experiment We cordially recon-
need an early application to the Bitters,
Whenever they are stricken by disease of
the digestive organs. N
sofd by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement IN another column.
-.-7..; ang2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27
NaW Stannps.

IlHE pew style q stsmPs are no. on sale At The
General In reference 70 the new Envelopes applies
70 then. AFTER this week the old stamps II used on
tattoFI VII not Be recognized. In the meantime
they WI BE- redeemed At the Delivery Of the Pest
Ohca. This 0Fder Of the Department applies TO
every variety Of stamps
N.R.-postmasteFsW within the wheeling diStribu-
tOn will see that the old stamps not nsad on let
ten for more than siK days amer the new ones are
FeesiTSd a their oflera. ....,, :,
Monday, August 2a,l. issi- w ' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

tain an immense number Of letters from
the South-some from men in the rebel
army to their friends 10 Baltimore Tiers
TO me1i IN Reo York, and a number for Eu-
rope. In addition to this, there were va
rious bills of sale, dated at Richmond, for
pork and other articles, and large packs-
ges of money, principally in notes on banks
in the Confederate Suites. All of these
articles we're done up in neat packages,
and looked US if they had been subjected
TO the pressure of an hydraulic press. The
weight of this new-style mail-pouch was
Observation-Disclosures enough, one would
suppose, to impede locomotion. Kelly Sss
dumbrfonnded at the discovery, and had
nothing to say.
Il i. very evident that they left Rich
mond but few days ago, and, with the
passes they had feared to try the hanas-
sas and Washington route TO Baltimore.
Their plans were well laid, and but for the
vigilance of Mr.. Ayres they might now be
Joking with their Baltimore friends on their
ingenuity.
The Cumberland Valley route will here
after bear close watching.
The money found on Kelly (SlOO,000),
was deposited in the City Capital Bank,
and the letters and papers were banded
over to the Attorney General. The. seces-
sionists ereplace,l in Jail, where they will
remain until the Federal authorities take
charge of them"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

TRH nsitahtion" a. the N. Y. Herald
would say appears 70 be little mixed just
Al this time. The government has WISELY
supprssssa the 4raasmission Of Important
army news, 90 that we are LEFT with but
littls knowledge Of what is actually going
on for the vindicaiion OF the government
and the restoration Of the Union. This want
Of pOaitive Information gives room for
great amount aud variety Of speeulatiOn.-
The New York papers for two or three
days, have been laying themselves out on
big bead liaeI setting forth the peril Of
Western Virginia; in support Of which
their "speeIalS1 from Warrington assure
rs that the synpsthl1sri Of the Secession.
ilts there now declare that no attack on
Warrington Is contemplated; that any de.
mensiraiions IN that direction were merely
fsints, aud that the real point Of attack Is
western vIrgiuia, We are told that an
iumsuiS army. composed partly Of troops
from Manassas, Il advancing upon ihis part
Of the State With the intention Of oVrrtan.
aing 4. All which We viii credit whea fur.
thsF developments have proved it, perhaps
Sot bsIorS. f.77a
In Secession quarters At wssbiss,ou
there are LIMITATIONS, some Of them pretty
broad, that some other movement than an
attack on Washington Is Contemplated,
that ''thsrs are agencies At work that win
Ssks ths streets Of New York red with
6ls0a, ? .. sAs special Of the World lsyp in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

0od guard Our nag. and keep each star
Eaeh stripe - bright ~ DOW they wave,
Etliimako q Lad our IanksiD war,
Gtlll Goat above each patriotic gave
Death 70 the traitor thai would dare
TotFal1 C through the dnst Of shame.
An honest hsaTts IL lot Will share
And folioE Il 70 Death or RamS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27
ponce, when thsre !. NO I,eae,

awe want peaeei" Is the clamor now
Of traitorOus sheets and treaeherous lips,
throughout the North and along the Dor
der. Well, we all want peace. The loyal
portion of the country want peace, and
have wanted Il all the time. They loved IT
20 much, and dreaded war so much that
treason had well nigh triumphed before
they could realize how thoroughly their
liberties were undermined. The boom Of
the frat gun at Sumter startled them from
their apathy, and the disaster at Bull Run
fully reused them to the fact that peace
was not TO be had without Sighting for it.
And now that they must go into the hight
they have made up their minds that they
will have peace, and to make quite sure of
It, they will conquer it.
These very men, when treason WAS max
ing lis frat bold advances, when It was
taking uugarrisOned forts, robbing our
miptS and arsenals. pluudering the treas
ury, equipping armies with stolen mu-,
uilions, and threatening the capital, had no
plea to offer for peace then. The South
must have her rights was the burden of
their song. Had Northern traitors been
for peace then, and frowned down rebel
lion instead Of encouraging It, they might
have reposed in peace to-day. But no,
they aided and hastened on the war when
peace might have been preserved by en-
forcing the laws, and now that the coun-
try & envtloped in the flame they famed.
they set up pitiful face and whine for
peace.
Well, gentlemen. you can have peace
when it is conquered, and not before aud
y6u can therefore hasten the day by join
ing in the work. Peace can be had atauy
hour on right principles, and on NO other.
1t can be had wheneTerrebellion lays down
its weapons aud returns to its allegiance
and no lasting peace can ever be obtained
on any other basis. No sane man suPPO-
SEES that an acknowledgement Of the rebel
soufederacy would restore peace. They
do not seek a recognition for that purpose.
Il Is not peace that they want, all their ~
ing proIestAlions to the contrary notwith-
standing. II that wasthe object, why dig
turb 1T The spirit of this rebellion is
agEtessiys-uot an assertion Of rights, but
an assertion Of privileges. Any truce for
IL could be nothing mOrel would afford
this element Of diSeord recognition,
would serve hut to strengthen ii, and would
only lsngihen and embitter the strife.
We have yet to hear the tirst true and
loyal man advocate peace as prOHered By
JsR. Davis and his fellow conspirators 10
arms. his proaered at this janeture in7
directly by eoadiutors al the north, for the
purpose Of dividing the loyal people orthe
eountry in their devotion to their govern
msnt, and for no other reason under hea-
ven. 1t does not mean peace at all. II
means everything else. And let this oueS
for all be understood distinctly, aud en-
phatieauy: There can be no peace now,
and none for ever after except upon the
basis Of complete submission to the laws.
When traitors PteHsr peace on these con-
ditionS, peace will be restored, but it cam
not be, Ia the nature of things, until then.
my
TaE nsitahtioa" as the N. Y. Herald
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27
Now is tIle Wine for BargaIllI
NOTICE.

rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stoekhOIif', ]
L the CitizenI' Fire, Marine and Life IhsSf,.l
IN ne civ ~ yheeIipr. FTidSy, August "a, M
RuES-2W W. W. SilRIEBk.sts!.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27
Mrs. BoYd,s School
Notice to all whom it may Concern.

WILL reopen on the hrst Monday in Septem
w her, corner Of Quincy and SeTonth Sts.
nnEl0-lW -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

0HARER HOODS, CANE HOOPS,
~ CoEestl Cotton HosieFy, Drab, Blue mixed and
hyl D. sfcoLI : BRO 100 siaia Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

1CI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27
HOBBS g BARNEs

HITOULD CALL ATTENTION 10 thelr assortment
w Of Fancy articles, consisting Of Medallion
Landscape and Parian Vases Bohemian, white, blBt
and gilt Ooogng Sets; Plain and Gold band Tea Gets
Toy Sets; Taper and Cigar Holden; Motto Cups
Etegare 0rnEmeuts; Card ReeeiEers, all sizes and
shapes; Fancy canilestieks, Match b91es, JsHa
boxes &C.. suitable Tor bcadtiful and elegant pres
entA. deco
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

CATFISH bush. Pittsburgh Extra No. /,
- 30 Ohio River Salt Co. .ts
anger N. REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

pRowN, blue. Grcen and BLACK Ven Grenadll
angie Pres eOpy.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-27

NTEw ORLEANS 'SUGAR.--lOO hid
~ prime to choice New Orleans Sugar,
sug1 M.RBTLLv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

s stoangzs G. SC st-icz- ss1aoas sc thr
rzr.s. tls bs.<4i. ths poists -, e. Eard1- Try
vic 40 1itas . vel A. stsl. Tasg afiss on
coat-niusaoA and ippartg = IL biesi. aHd .re .
e sssn al afsanl q e~vesvtsfs o1e sssTtrr q
al -. u.set az t.fs.sd ~sA usz. aae che essrscr
o. shes. DE q sasus a. fvoa,hIy toa, beeaaSe thrT
~asen.bi-. ARR s.ssAfs1iAlA elsan'ss WIN
sefs.sl,us eorrEpaea ron The blood, rs1eers itpafe
snd heal b.. a q srretn liy sr9cFsatss TOE ie'i
ooatsa4ia.uos fscz sas sys<p- 70 l1ger gen
under y-1r sese ala e~is'rdsrr. s'ncs tse ifrssista-
DE ARA IA pqvIi~a bis ns'tsfiy ~rosna'iol q
eu.a.re ' rtres II . be esis CONFERENCE.-The
oersl. wei~r' ury, CT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

deisoninssed from their astonishing power Of ere
stng new Iife aud health, as It were from the very
aahes Of the most dslapidased Sonsttutions-srs
uore strongly tonic and moro Immediately svigors-
ting than the pills; containing the am ch cee vege;a-
bic extracts as the latter. IN a diner. Ut medication. Al
though really less caiharuc than Il c IdFr PLls, the,
ever;heless begin TO cleanse the zlimentsry canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
three or four hours, sad producing a decided sense Of
relief 70 the head snd stomach, ard exhiiara,ing III,
mind. even In less tine than this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
uiiiious Complains, ana a Mode

4 well regulated and rroportionats eEa.ctyrS oil,
upon the stomach Is always requisite tor ue promo
lion Of sound health--it stip alates digestion ant
Keeps the intestinal canal free from all distractions
aanfiy cosive. On the other hand, al overabuil
dsnce Of bile cause, frequent nausea in the stomach
and often omo very severe attacks or disease,
~Lich sometimes sud Ia death
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

IN affections Of The bead, SICK headarhe or nervous
headache. these Pills viii be found 70 possess IL 9
most ~saiutary oascacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
gArFs oxESDIyE.

crx7r = rSrIfxs. WOO corsu. 50
- Eo fa9 ErcutCa1rs Asren Tern 81 VA
u4A.a al Mr. ssh1a " Aftss nstfsa bosdsn
ur ne fsr foswft ~ fesb csY " fcv~uh~r a.
q Ia eoz.s ID n istlss ~ 10 = b@iri nsir
auo<ssv az &c ~ EArr< - s~npstent viz
1<sx sh~<~rx fns< re f~fsr <<ts r~csn Wsrr
ard r'~rs g1<rr~t srs pon~fs<ss~'e@ - 49,
Noe - ts~rssws h--esy RVS " tss ali De-
&rlacrs ~ Re fiar snf rt~r<T - n -. c>et~
~. and 1ss ne same = n - heard acf { trui1>1
al De n.st vera n or $50 Cart. e-nnsnc1f 81
~ fr. Xoo1~y O Itrknszt. 4. ~ tss1-
Attest J. MAXI Sssk-
sr. ~. 6ss-c-Ts Zee $50
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

CrArr OF NpASA. vIGo CorVTT.ss -.
- We. tee undeuix1~t. 10 crrtifF thst ~s hsvs
viewed m s~rprsised a csrisir esi1s7 Mare tskSn
~ ~ 90 Fr.srls LIVING Ia Prai-is Creek To~rahau.
and I'D The sans " ~ drk hoy Aar-.rsomc W.
tlr White % her right b q fsof. T. h'p a little
sank. 80 other marks o. brands r<rcelesbi-, sap
po<s1 . ~ e. .er , ca, s1f - sfpfsite The sanse
- BE Worth fcrfy dollars
FRANCIS
sshssrfbet al tsesL - AFFIRM tsis ls,h dsy
4 Soseubsr.f 81. WI. Nfn, j.
10 sernfs De sss-s - stsus rsn.ergs from
ny sursy Do& n7T17~-~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
ESTRAY.

ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up BY
Il gle.ssr n. Ke'sham u plrrson 7 ~n,hip. VI 0
esaftr. ca The isth day Of Number. I Ell. o. es-
tray Cs~ 81 sle t~elto~frg 4 ..crt tfon. to-~fi. a
large dark red COW ~ih = Whit face. mail herns,
~ a.. sut suppo,e6t c - sax s~-r-~idi- sf sprsns.
apprsis~d ~ fl4.
Noserfsr % ioft.
Srsrx o. irptArA- vfan corrrf. s. IL, Josr / "
B3ak~. certify fhat IL ebove T. = csrfe<f cnpy - The
shove toite, "A he saue appesfS - r-cord IN ny
o1ss Jol IL. D;AkF. Clerk.
~ 5. X. H.ss1oAx, I. {.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
MercurfaI Diseases,

Persons eboxs eonsiiicuors tssft come luu.,r,si-
the iutudic.ous cE 81 &c ~. all g.. d these Me-
anss = perfect care. ~ tb.s rc,er fsl 70 eradicate
hcm the system all ~ snsts q Mercury. innnsi. '
sesnsr than he most Fswerfl preparations q ssrss-
parlns-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
THE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
well -ngwn attendants, bflhoas ard mex hcadschf.
? IN aud oppression AFTER meals. giddiness. dlsdness
s<artburn. lose Of apostle. IRE scknowledsed a. ~
vastly Superior q anything ever hcfors offered 70 the
public.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
Pues! pnesl plies u

ga remedy Tor this most distressing snd obstinate
nslady, the Vegetable Life Medicines deserves . dis
unEt and emphatic recommendation. Il Is We
knowra 70 hundreds In this city, that the former pro
prie.or Of these valuable medicines was himself sfhic
bd with this complaint for upwards Of TnsTr-ul
rkAEs. and that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
~rtoed withis the whole compass 81 the Maferi.
heiiea. tie however, a. lcrgfb tried the mediclm
which ID nov onered 10 the public. and be was cure,
IN . very short time, alter BIS recovery had beei
pronounced not only improbable, lp' Absolutely in
P9s-ieie, By any A.O'ao mesu'-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

De t.i ekat your delicate, eickiey, ruhy children
G he healthy. sSong anc ~rs5usg-thcn FiVe them
IcLeaa's S-engthlng Cordial, (see che direction -
,ach bethel il Is delicious % take.
Oue tshie-spoonfui. taken every morning. fSstise.
= i sure urevVntive against chill AID fever. yellow
fever, cholera OF ans ~rressling disease.
aTr VI druggists ~ dealers MIX
nav rs e palm upor you r bottle q Bitser~ or Ser
~,apafllia (which they car buy chrail by saying IT'S
1st q. good. There are even men EASE cpcugh IL
teal a part of rr name 20 dub tbsir VUE decoc-
ions. Avoid s16h infamous PiRATkS and their VII
ainous compounds Ask fer Dr.. J. A.. AcLeans
strengthening Cordial and biocd puriftr. 1AAs
,otlinz else. Il s. the Gully remedy thai wiii rgrit,
.ogr biood thoroughly, and a. the a--l time,
TNEyGTHEN and NViGORATE the whcls erraai'
,stion. Il s. put up n large hot;les-sl peS bottle.
= sx hotties Coz q.
Il ). II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

ftw-isfs. ws.estsrr county ny
Arz-e n. 1901.
pa- n. FRAypzxra-1y Dear SIR Tan nv sevru.
,y-ainsy ara cd. sud fr Vi last tw~tty-cigt
year. l. v hsea : eoisss tusr Of yerr yssetsble
Tive .anl sh s.sk ia realizing fts .tv.r.
tag Il sufastng srrxa Ia ~iA smedieins. ~Aica.
hlie bar ales 10 u u.tg {, Fe11ov : al inpsfde..
rs.s 81 . ssy tAa he ,iser. I, olt ase fn.~ &C.
soy hr BIN ese~d GAnsy IL nn y uec1
Lsaar,tL's q 4. live hai In ,h8ssiAsf tse, y.
ei.hty~.r. ever \ n. q sirkns 8. and oeca.icnsns
souls inarnle ~ sgs would press upon Nc. A.
be- hi 20 ! have siss,s found your pills c ssrt
ready, gsyfng N nj Gully tesiih Bat strength.
e n.iirr hem. nvt caIy invA liable - q psrs ~.
bu, = 20 - . tolIs. l have n-ttr esa 3 thsss last
t~.niy siz-tSs.ss use sny other neaicins ~ha.-
osr, b. "a eoLvias.d. By experiences, that pone wa
AZ xood. Bra.Arsth'. Puis have also ben fseel,
used By M Essgtbofs l. every klnk Of SICKNESS. ard
have tea never kaowl 70 f.lI s1sn promptly al.
mlLisssred Yours truly.
EA1z ,N1EL HYATT,
Justice Of he rs.es fr for'y years 10 Westchesis 4.
Z. Pues IS ossts Per sex.
saa ~ .. u. cvsssesAx. rsrrs- Hagte. and by Al
ss.p-es.e's d~sisr- IN nsdisiss- fdseslit~im
Tonic.
lFson Col. Albert eike. n. c. ffosn Arkansssl
wssHiso1os, d. c. June II, ls5s.
Il nave nssd two bottles VI our L1xz,yE's Hol-
LTD Bs u -. and have fond AZ very uzrfai in eass
u Indigestion and Headache. aud reco hnsb1 Il 70
al we n 81 a pleasant and s1.cae.ous remedy add
valuable tou1c.
The late Hisk Sheriff 90 Allegheny county has
siven "a tas following
I've s c 81 with Debility Of tie Digestive Or
cans amounting 70 a severe attack u Dyspepsia.
which had rvcured ny hesh considerably. Ny wiie
~as ala" al cited nnler lhe same oscumstsnees. AID
WI b tie - e disease. Having a.ed yoEr medieise
ci ed E1kHA az HotlASD D . EEs. We both cb,aif
ed relief an are happy - s1cri va tls pabi,
evidence Of ia value.
sons FORSYTH.
rs.b-sgh.J Jan. 20. fs5-. I4I.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
Or. q. IN. McLean,s Volcanic Oil
Lintntent.

rHE DEsr EXTERNAL ~ TIE WoRLD, FoR Ms
Oh BEksT.
Thousands Of human beings havs beer saved a life
Il deVgepiitude aud misery, by be use nf this iuval-
able Lliiment. Il will relieve PAIN aIn9st ins.s1.
aue0usly, and IL viii cleanse, purify sIs zeal toe
1ulsst SUR Ia All incredibly short rms. kcLfAN'r
OLcA<lC Oil LNiMkN1 Will relieve. tt fDosi IN
elsrete Cases o. Rheumatism, tout % Nturaigia--
OF taralS sic, Contracted Aascles, Sdihess or Meas
es IN the joints, nus les or Ligamenis, II Will new.
r fail. Two Applications viii cure sore Throat
sead-che OF Esrachc. For burns CT Scaits. or a..
ain, Il Is en- inizlliblc remedy. Try IL, and Yen win
nd i an indispensable retueiy. Keep IL always q
aud.
PLANTERS, FARMERS OF sny oas lavfng oksrA
1 hor-ss, viii save money BY using AcLssn's Vol
satc Oil Lniuent Il IL . speedy ana inisllibls
IRE Tor Gslls. Sprslns, Chaics, swsilings. Ianeness
wesusy, Seres Wounds, scratches, OF any extssrsl
,seases. Try Il, aud you viii be convinced
Dr.J.E n. Mclean. sole Proprietor.
snadwtv Saiat i0ais Ma.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21

THERE Is 40 NisTAKE ABOUT II.
II viii cure liver Complaint, pysprpsis. parltus
Uys-rterv. Headache. depression q Spirit, ftrS'
and Ague, Inward Fever, bad Breath. q euy Meesse
II The liver. stomach ~ Is0weis.
GENTLEMES. DO you wish g Re hesltls, etrc-g
md vigorcusi
LADIES. &c Won want the blc0re of6ekitt - rrrrr
eyour cheek sgsin7-then sc silence SO Fet
aclEAy's STRENGTHENING CoADgaT AID
~ PUiIF1Ekl
Oslsv ret 6 uoutut; & Is sarrsntst 70 Civ faiisisc
ion. IL viii cure any disease % tts Kidneys, Noni
Y Bladder; Painting. Obs-ructet Nens--aa-er. -
trr ofrrE Won't, Bagrerress, O. erF dis"esr~ arising
foa Crorlc cr Nervrus Debility II r. "a tfaiatr
renr1~-
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OF isvKR COMPLAINT, R1IlIcUsSEss. HEApAcHr, &c
There never hes been & CATHARTlC medicll.
.fered TO the public, thai has given such entire sat-
sfacuon as McLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inno
et and can be taken By the DloSt tender infant: YET
.rumpt ant powerful IN removing ali Bilious secre-
ems, scid OF impure, feud matter from the stomach.
n TACT, the, are The only pills that should be used IN
hilarious Districts.
They produce nc Eripings sickness CT pain In the
toalach OF bowels, th0agh very active sud searching
u their operation, promoting heslthy s~ecretiens Of
he liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from bilious.
ess, headache end foul stomach, when SO cheap q
.sncdy can be ohtainedi Keep them constantly OF
land: a single dose taken in season, may proven,
sours. DAYS and months Of sickness. Ask for Ir. J
1. AcLeen's Universal Pills. Take 10 other. Beinc
:sated, they are t~asteless. Price only IS cents PEI
ooz and can be sent by ne!l 20 any part Of lbe Z. >
J. IL. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
rorner of Third and Pine Sts - lnuts-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
MoTat's Phoenix Bittsrs

Hsve been happily EFed Tor tbt cure Of Fever aud
ague With ipvsriatis success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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esig1n.