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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-02
BGRHAVE,S
Holland BitterS
ID SPEPSTA-
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, 60

LikeF GOmpidlHI5 FeReF ana Rgue, DO
THE successful Introduction and use Of this oeie
brsfed Remedy has been the signal for literal ood
Of compounds called "Bitters' offered IN various
bTIns, from quart bottle to 1veeallon keg, until
this word "Bittors" is but another name for FROG
some villanous whiskey mixture.
But the really great relief derived from the minute
dose one teaspOonful, of our medicine,
BGRHAVE's HOLLAND bHrTERs.
and The entire absence IF after prostrGtg has Ssta
blished for reputation which the host Of
and counterfeits have fliled 70 undermine : Is poet
lively vegetable preparation, with barely sufficient
pure spirits preserve il.
But ono size Of the genuine, (HalfPint Bottles)
price ONE DOLLAR
1t medicine of long.tried efficacy for Pagyyino
TIE BOOI, 50 essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels.
Two three doses win convince the afflicted q its
salutary effects The stomach will speedily regain its
strength, healthy action of the liver, bowels and
kidneys viii soon take place, and renewed health be
the quick result. ..t
For INDIGESTION, Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland BitterS.
For HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try rt.
BGrhaYe'S Holland BitterS.
For WATERBRASH, Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland BitterS,
For HEADACHE, Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland Bitters.
For COSTIVENESS Try se
B9rhave'S Holland Bitters,
For PILES. Try
BGrhaVe'S Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous, Rheumatic, aud Neuralgic Affao-
lions, Il hos In numerous instances proved highly
beneficial, and In others effected a decided cure.
Read Carefully!
The genuine, hghly-concentrated BGRHAvE's HoL-
LAND BITTERs IL put mp In halfplnt bottles only, and
rStailed at One Dollar per bette The great demand
for this truly celebrated medicine has induced many
limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing.
Betare Of impOsittosI Sc that name IS on Ne
latel Of eUeTy bottle you buy. .
Benz. Page. Jr. & Co. |
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Clerks office, April 1st, 1861. y ~ 0'J 1
CORPORATION NOTICE.

d y o R RICK SID B-W L x.
March 22d, IS6l.-And now Il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville, that the owners o all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the southwest side
High street, BETH GOodsell IT. and Fulton avenue,
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
breusht 60 the proper grade, nat they cause a
side walk Of class No. TO be laid down Thereon
within thirty days from the pub fcation OF this
order =. BURKE, Clerk.
Ilefk'b Dnnces April lst, 1861
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pOT8TORs.
6.ORCV-ER'S SIZE.

A8O 3.
n $50 bbls. choice Potatoes, assorted kinds,
in store and for sale by CHAS. McJOH NSTON.
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From Washington.

The Cincinnati Gazette contains the fol-
lowing Geographic items from the National
Capital:
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lTO PO II TKO.N- TFCR-
y Order for Brick Sidewalk. March ed 1861
And now 1t is ereDy ordered and direc e5 by the
Common Council of the city Of Evansville, that tho
owners Of all Dts or parts Of lots fronting on or ad
Joining the north side Of Carpenter ST.. in front OF
block NO. l, Carpenter Place in said city, cause
the side walks thereon to be brought 10 the proper
grade, and that they sidewalk Of class No
1 to be Laid down thereon within Ia rty days of
the publication Of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
City Clerks Off O., ADril lst 1851 ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Facts for the People

It is a fact not 10 bo disputed, that Roser Bros.
are now opening of the rest and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
til ng fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods fronsthe
lowest price of 614c per yard, up to the highest
Sbaws in great quantity and variety, Silk Busters
and Lace Nantes. Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions. &c, &c, is complete. Also the latest
styles of Prints, Lawns, OTgandies, Baraaes, Cling.
hams, &C. BIeached and Brown Musins, Irish
Linens, also Cottonades, Linen Drills. all for men
and boys Ladies', Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept in our
line, all of which to sell cheap the
cheapest. ROSER BROS.
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ATORE' OR.4 TEO.9" TOE
u Order for Brick Sidewalk March 22d 1861
And now il is hereby ordered and directed By tho
Common Council Of the City Of Evansville, that the
owners Of all lots and parts IT lots fronting or
adjoining the north-we side Of Vine street in frtnt
OF lot No. q, Old Plan, in said city, cause tho
side walks thereon to be brought TO the proper
grade, and that they cause sidewalk class No.
to be laid 90" 'h"reon, within thirty DAYS from
the publication Of this order
p. BURKE, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Oihcei Apriilst, 1851 ape
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l am, sir, yours, respectfully

j. Z. MILLER,
Secretary New Harmony Lodge, No. 81,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Tx proclamation Of martial Law IN Nh
sour. BY Gen. FRKxoSr. has called out con
siderable comment from the press- bis pro
cIamaton is no, assaulted however. for the
reasons or in the quarters, Nc should have
ant;cipa.ed. The Cincinnati Commercial. IN
abiding a. It's recepsion. in different parts Of
the country. SAYS.
The observation oi the fact that the Louis
Vile papers in complaining OF General Ere
montss proclamation. do not object to the
clause freeing the slaves Of rebels In arms
against the Government. should quiet the
apprehcnsion of the timid on that score
While the Louisville Journal seems alarmed
and the Courier Is frantic, as usual. at the
proclsraation of martial Law. they do no,
dwell upon the incidental feature giving free
dom 10 the slaves os those who by their acts
Of treason have justified the conhscation oil
their property. The 81. Louis Republican
approves the proclamation Of martial law
saying:
IL has not come too soon. and as Ger IRE
mont has II now in his power 10 enforce hi'
commands, we hope to see IT, beneficial ell
fects made manifest all over the State IN
few days.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Carr CHEAT MouSrAIS SuNxI,l
WxsrrxS VIRGINIA. Aug. 9th. '6l.
EDsroRs ExrRsss As the Regimcntsl
Brs-s Band. of the 18th regiment, Is not re-
presented in your ExrKKss, nor in any Of the
surrounding papers. il should not, neverthe
Tess. be forgotten. nor the name. which Il
nobly bears. be lost in oblivion IN this
day and age of the world. IL and the Star
Spangled Banner. that floats daily over our
heads, Is enough TO ehssr every brave soldiers
heart. You cannot imagine the charming
notes that re-echoe from the far distant hills,
on a still night. when everything Is hushed.
When the well skilled Band Of the 18th regi-
ment, strikes up that beautiful tune. the Star
Spangled Banner. il Is enough TO cheer the
most home. sick heart-of which | dare say.
there are many in camp. IL gives me much
pleasure to inform you what great satisiac-
ton il gave me. on the 22d, to see the Band
march three prisoners. captured by the Terrc
Haute Guards. 10 Camp. blindfolded. under
the tune of Yankee Doodle. This is the third
or fourth riot. Of this kind. that the Brass
Band has bean engaged in since NC arrived
here. II has been rumored that the Band
Ia. been reduced TO the ranks. This report
Is false. And I'll venture to say. they never
will be reduced.
We have been called out several times
with the expectation Of having a skirmish
Several musicians shouldercd mu-ket each
and were AL ready for action. This. think
Is honorable on their part. and they ough, q
be konored for il a. long ss they live.
b. C.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Hon jcs~ph Holt. Of Kensacky. IN Aislste
great Union speech. gave usterance % the
Following noble sentiments. shich 10 honor
- rs head and heart;
~i.h solenaly 10 declare before you aud
the World that I a. 80 fkss Uses rifksxf
esaia.sns. zee ssd isd'sssisl<. Hsr ssS fsr
erv. 60 81 "a pres<rrsfsss a. eas asd
sr-rs cs<f 81 sis>< ssd fycsssrr sesissf sl No
ssss,lssfs ! know no neutrality between
m, COUNTRY and its foes. whether foreign or
domestic. no nentrslisy between thef slori-
Gus Gag which no~ sosts over "a. and the IN
CRATES and traitors Who ~erid srsmpis IL N
the dust NJ p<syer = Ter victory. com
plese. endaring and Overwhelming. % The
armies Of tie Repablic over all "a enemies.
IAN AGAINST ANY AND EVERY
COMPROMISE THAT NAY BE Pro
POSED To re MADE UNDER THE
GUNS or THE REBELS.
The srbltrsnsnt Of tAs sseri las been
dehsnsls thrust into the face oftke Govern.
meat aud oosniry. an there i 10 sonor.bls
ssczp> frcm "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
station. o, the Indiana Troops.


The indianapolis Journal Of yesterday.
furnishes Us with the following Interesting
information. Those OF our readers who have
friends in these Regiments. should preserve
this list.
The following are the stations ct the
Indiana troops in active service outside Of
the State. We shalt correct IL from time TO
time as the several regiments move from
one position 90 an other.
18th Regiment-col. Link-Hyattssille.
Maryland.
18th Regiment-Col. sulhvan--chest
Mountain, Virginia. Headquarters for let.
,ers for the regiment Hustonyille. Ran.
dolph county. Virginia
fitth Regiment-Col kimb>il-western
Virginia.
18th Reriment-Col. wagner-western
Virginia Direct letters and papers To i4th
and 18th regiments the same a. % the 18Th.
as above given.
10Th Regiment--col Hackleman--wssh.
ineton City.
18th Rerimsnf-Col. Ha-cali-We stern
Virginia. Direct letters TO the same poet
Office ss given for the 18th regiment.
18th Regiment-Col Psttison---Jeaerson
CITY. Misoar.
lssh Resiasnt-Col. MeredilA-KoIsra-
ma flights. Washington City.
10Th Regiment--Col. Brown-Cockysville
Maryland. CockysviIlc = the headquarters
tor thi. regiment. bat u y stretched slonc
the railroad between Baltimore and Harris
burgh or sig hs miles or more
2ta Regiment-Col heNillan-Locgsl
Point. near Baltimore Post Office sd.irss.
Of the Regimens. Baltimore. Maryland.
12i Regimens-Col. Davi--.Iessrson Cit,
issocn.
Mas Regiment--Col. Ssnder~on--St. Louis
issouri.
Meth Reximen,-col. Horsy-St Louis
Missouri
2sth Rsgimen,--col ve.tch--Ss Louis
Missouri.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

SRs<>s
The capital Of our country. and the lead
ing cities are 6Iled up with spies The Oh
isc, Of these persons IL 70 th~art the military
operations OF the Government and 10 pro
mote the objects Of the rebellion. This
kind Of persons is confined TO no particular
elass- They are found in every grade OF
Hfe-of both ssxss-and in every possible
ssocAsion- sPiss must be dealt with sc
serely. Capital punishment-sudden and
oondign-is the only remedy. which is pre-
scriped BY the Law Of nations. VAirrl says
The employment Of war spies is kind Of
clandestine practice or deceit. These Ind
means TO insinuate themselves among the
the enemy in order TO discov~r the state q
kis Affairs. 10 pry INTO las designs. and then
give intelligence 10 their employer Spiss
are generally condemned 70 Capital P@a'sh
rnenf. and with great justice. since We have
scarcely any other means OF guarding against
the mischief they may do Us. For this reA-
son a man Of honor. Who 10 unwilling to en-
pose himself 10 an igaomiaieas death from the
hands Of common exeeaiioner. ever declines
serving as a spy: and. moreover he looks
upon the once a. unworthy OF him.
because il cannot be performed irifhout some
degree effreaehuy.
The only proper method 10 meet the pres
ent emergency at the Capital. and the grea
cities Of the North. IA the declaration o
martial lsr therein. and tho organization o
courts martial for the speedy trial OF all OF
Tenders Of this kind No consideration o
position. social caste or anything Of this kin'
should excuse tho crime. Let spies be exc
cuisd on the galIows promptly and msrci
isssly A few executions Of what are cAlls'
prominent men, Who are engaged in this su
siae-s. would tend to stop il and lead peopl
TO think that il may be serious crime to be
trsy their country. and sacrifice the lives o
their fellow citizens. There is no NOR
heinous crime in the whole calender. Ii
time, therefore. that the Government va
resorting TO strenuous measures to rid III
country of them. Gen. FkKMoSr IS tskin
steps to wipe them out Of Missouri spoedil,
and doubtless other commanders will 500
follow in his way Let them commsnse'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

ME. RrsskLL. the London Tsmes CORES
ooDdent. seems 10 fall into many errors IN his
..ob.-rvation-'' which he sends home from
time 10 time. Hs sight II the Post Once
Department At Washington of the Clerk Sc
iecting Eaters for the South. Is mistake. ne
saissook the lobby Of the city post once Tor
TIA General Post Office, and Sas wholly mis'a
Ken about what the man he saw there was
doing. Mr.. RusxII must be on keen look
out. for practical Yankee tricks. or be VIII
70. his letters into rs bad shape for a record
.. the celebrated American Notes. HIS
letters are brilliant and sketchy-bus like
Dickens writings. run somewhat upon me
plain and apparent faults which prevail IN
our system OF life and manners
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

The State Legislature of Kentucky or
canned on Monday. The votes on the cleo
ton Of oiicers show that three fourths OF the
members Of the Hosse are Union. and that
the Uuionists have decisive majority IN the
Senate The whole sentiment Of the Legs
lasure seems TO be loyal and patriotic. IL Is
srsicipased that the session will be short and
will be occupied chiefly with military matters
1, is not probable that BKalAH xAeovyiS and
his treacherous crew. will have much - show
about tho Legislative Halls. during the pre-
cent session. Their threatened INVASION aud
dispersion Of the Union Legislature seems To
end in nothing but braggadocio.
There IL. ho~evcr. painful apprehension
that some determined aud desperate move
will be- made By the .ece--ichsAts. in Ken
,scky. shortly. which viii result 10 the inaa-
xuration Of civil war speedily. and Ia placing
The State in the same position now occupied
by Missouri. Its to be hoped that this viii
not be the case, and that the sterling patriots
Of the old commonwealth may be strong
enough to break down the efforts OF the plot
ting traitors. Il may be that they will not
IN which case the scenes of Missouri viii b
rfenactcd there. God grant the day ma
never come when Kentucky. swung ioos
from her moorsngs. shall DRIFT out int
the whirlpool Of disunion. She Is allied 4
our State by every tie Of neighborhood sn'
family. and il would affect our people. beyon'
measure. 70 see her break her loyalty
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

The Nss York Daily News is as much an
organ OF Traitors as the Charleston Mercury.
and ought to be suppressed. Efforts are ma
king TO disseminate, through this Journal.
reasonable sentiments. throughout Tho coun
try. II is either supported by the money OF
traitors az home or abroad. There should
be no hesitation or tenderness In dealing
with such frebrands. What was done by
the Marshal of Philadelphia should be done
everywhere-not oy an incensed people but
by the authorities Albany Erening Jour
mel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
LEGAL.

NOTICE or APPLICATION ron LICENSE
~ Notice d hereoy gwen thai Gill apply 10 tbs
board Of Commissioners q Nigo county. Indiana. 81
thsir sext regular term. comnsncing an the lst
loxicafing liquors ia less quantity than quart
AZ . time" Nv place ~ business and the premises
whereof said liquor i % be sold Y wabash street
ioi Ne A., Ia IeTTe-Haute. Harrison township IA
ylge county, Indiana.
y kArzESBkcH
sept. 4 dit-w3w
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Tar Union men Of Campbell county, Ky.
held rousing Union meeting at Newport
Nv. Mond., night. snd were addressed in
fervent Union and patriotic speech by sena.
Tor Jcmssox. of Tennessee The following
resolutions. breathing the puress patriotism
and the soandess good sense. az well as
tone Of the most courageous manhood. were
unanimsusly adopted. amid perfect thunder
Of applause;
-RssolreS. l. The existing war vas forced
spon the country by the Disunicnists OF the
South.
- "A our fathers pledged their lives.
fortunes. and sacred honor 90 the founda
ton Of our Union. Il IL az little - We, their
cons. can do 20 make the sane pledge 20
maintain aud de.end H.
y In the language Of General Jackson:
Our I mon must. and by the eternal. shalt
be ircserved
IL The Mississippi river. in mouth and
ell ia fountains the country which lies be
tween tho Atlantic and Pacific. the lakes and
the gulf. must all belong 10 one and
the same people. and that. TOO. under one
Government of the United States. or. IN our
iadenent. VAR. with AL its solemn and untold
horrors. will hang upon us and eur children
% the latest generation.
IS The government which doc< not pan
ish treason. and csnnot suppress rebellion. =
not worthy OF The tame.
&c. On the shhiect % sacred soil, -e
could s.s that the soil 81 Kentucky - onls
.ocr~d' when aostei ovss ey the Stars and
strsp.s. and az 20 neutrality with the high.
f...f~ ~ traf. ~.
shoca 20 debate snd sensitive nerves. -
will cav that according % QUE Judgment.
EARNED aeutrslits' = sat armed nonsense.
-. Orr Legislature. ~hich meets 20 dsy
should promptly meet the ssF tAt Of go.
40. should disbsnd the State Guards
shsald refer the case Of Gov. Nasofhn q
,hs eoc,mitiee on treason. should resolvs
Brr~kiar5xe and Powell out Of their seats
.hould fsrn,sh 20 the Government her quot,
Of men: put our loysl men upon an imprcg
nahls ear foosing. and. tipping her pfosd IA
% Gen. AnderSon. say - Alm. Walk IN n,
o-n old Sumter.
e We are fcr peace. ever good Caio'
man d~precstinz vaf. and ~s demand thu
this var shzll cease st the earliest pcs<ibl'
uomeu,. that = % ssv. A. soon as !; car i
obtained with American homer: 80 seon a. al
r<b~is Law dosn their arms and treason
,roc>rlv punished. and cur Old Sac roat
over ~serv foot u ear sol. The last codg'
az he ssces. orisss IA tbs city Cor 'peses' :
tr.p TOO Transparent 70 catch even the seal
and simple.
-. We welcome - cur meeting eur d.
a.<ui.h>d guest. the Hoe. Andres jcnnson
~ renne<-<e. nox torn and sandersd fror
NJ. Tear .ife and sweet children by stcfe
- ,r.itoroes bands. We kentGrkians. I
M, vat presence assembled. promise hss
-. n. sSaIl be returned % Their srms. -
rrou-c Il here. under thai pare shsn'ng he's
rsn. sy the sacred honor Of ksusnekl.ns. A
Nv s~sry trop Of her rieh rtion eioss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
HOW poEs PERUVIAN SYRUP


Guar - NAVY pisrssKs
APPAREST DTsSINILARf
he p<sslu h pysP<p<i.. ne uz<-s ssnsersens nsns
fes l-xien e esmPlsints, eeEinninx sith Impaired
ssesrisa. sns Ssnersiiy sneiss IN CONSTITUTION.
80 al erisfnssisx IN cstsFiorsssoa - he blood
rFron ne Ers. d.. GREESIEkTl
Csxefsskrs, neioh<r n. fSs
IAsse SERVES - zn<k persoaai ben<et rem TIE
'Fsruvfks >yrup. tast &c not hent.fs 50 recon
rsoa ~ 80 - al skas large esss q c<<<s shere
lroa = tAs e~crnt ren~ty. To clerrynsn e<p~cl-
sllx al 3<rsezs wko<e enap<finns fax heavily the
u<-~4ons energies. - sufferers rem ne 6eellifa-
eia< se-c<s e s9rnnsT hes<s. o~ieve this - -
irsxlnsAis rsscstix sssri-
FH SRKKyiKAF,
R~<s~ 80 rsuis cssrsh,
A ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
FoR RENT.

nSy q ~ briek dwellings. % ohio street. above
~ Sth wiil Re vacant abeut he 10th Inst Any
a. ". PATRICK.
Ssrt A az Ccrn~r - 9Th and Main street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

TAxArloS.-we talk of enormous taxation
In this country. Britain row raises in local
taxation ninety three millions ofpounds--
nearly four hundred and sixty millions
of dollsrs--per snnum
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Tar Adams Express Company have taken
In all ninety FIVE car loads Of var material
through Columbus. o.. 10 Gen. Fremont at ~.
Louis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
THE following is the new oath OF ale
glance, as administered to suspected persons
and Government officials
NIIIU oHNEE = % 1tNEHINN y
SOUTHERN DrsrRIcT or ONO.

SOUTHERN DrsrRIcr or ONO.
On this. 3lst day of August. A. d., le6l.
personally appeared --, who, be
inv first duly sworn. SAYS he will support the
Constitution of the United States of America.
and bear faithful allegiance thereto. and will
support the arms and interests Of said States
against any and all enemies whatsoever. and
will faithfully maintain the supremacy OF said
United States against any claims of indepen
dent sovereignty whatsoever.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
3l-t day Of August. 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
MUSICAL.
EsrRAY NOTICE.

SyTRAYED OR STOLEN i-One light red cew with
- lined bsek; her tail has been cut 80 a. 10 take
OF the brush at the end; her horns about medium
slre-no other marks reconected. She eft can
about three days DID, which indnee the belief that
she has been driven away. suitable reward viii
be paid for her recovery. J. ]. MOFfATT.
Aag. 20, dsd-wlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

~ ycu want ycur delicate. sickley puny chsldr..
. - healthy. strong anc robusti--then give th.~l
hei~Ans sirengthing Cordial. See the directions 90
each t.ottie.l Il i delicious 20 take
On" tablespoonful. taken every nncrning fsssns
= sure preventive against chill and fewer y~IIw
lever chossrs OF any prevailing disease !.
tAJloN-Bewsre q Druggists or o.slers ~ta
may Try 10 palm upon you bottle of Bifers 90 sar-
sSPArila (which they can buy cheap BY saving n 4.
just A. good. There even men BASE enough "a
steal part 81 my name 10 dub their vII-E crc.o.
tons. Avoid srch infamous PR A1TS and their vi !.
lainous complaints. Ask Ter Or J. n kcl@sr,.
Strengthening Cordial and Riood Purifier T.ks
nothing else. IFS the oniy remedy that viii parity
your blood thoroughly. and AZ tie ssns ti,ns
STRENGTHEN and iNtlGoRATE he ~toic .rsspi.
siiion IL = put NJ in large bottlessi p~s totGe.
O. IA bottles Tor g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

TEE telsgraphie rumcr Of the death OF the
rebel chief Jsvv. DAVE. Is ascbtiess untrue
Il is nos eoafrmsd by the night dsPs sehes
" dis i-sus-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

NOTICE Persons having bust
4 y with s Wolf A. Co., will md lhe under
signed Al the Hardware Store VI Vim. A. 6riswoid
ausodlwwl \ WOLF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
DR.. ,. m. Mclean. yoic.,.. a.,
Lininlent.
Tux Bur ESrERSAI N THK Worss. 90. NJ
OR RFAsr

THk brsr EXTERNAL N rHK Wox.a 90. "a
OR BEAsT.
Thousands Il human beings have been ..x.d .h,.
OF asoreptiiuds and misery by the Use ~ TIA. .vs
nsole lAniment IL will relieve PAIN almost Ia. A.,
,aheousy, an u VIII Cleanse, purify AID heal H..
foulesi SOkk ln incredible, short tirne x-lr.S ~
VOLCANIC OIL I1NIMkSr will relieve. rna.t n.
ssicrste cases Of rheumatism. 60ut q Nsuralraa :
fcf Paralysis, Contracts Muscles Sfifne-. or Meal.
ness in The JOINTS Muscles or LgameDts Il VII ner.
81 fAl- Two applications vii cure So. Thra.,
Headache 90 haraels. for Bufns or scslds. OF ans
Pam, II = An iniAisbc remedy. Try H. aud ron viii
hand
f1-AAIhAS, fAkAEkS a. any ocs las4a., et.rs-
OF hoises, viii save money 10 using NcIsar's yel-
eanie M i4nimont u lie speedy and iniAlIbis
cue for CALI, Spruins, Chaics sw.lng.. I.sn~ne-s
Sweeney. sores, wonncs Scratchss or al, .,t.f, II
disea-es. Try IL aud yea will be convinced
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