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CANDY uANUFAoTURERs,
Ne. e. market street., NashviIIs.

Ne. - Market sGTeet, NRBhVfIIs.
AOAG oar present stock will Be un5 he fsoUrF ar-
n ees 20 Hneh inTte he aitCRcn % buyers, Whlc
We VII s Ia lots sails suEt0srB ard lowest
N B. ores cannot b sxseatd Cxept orsy Is sns
~ nAds sugar Al gr1ess; Pips para aoli.nS Ola;
~ cois AolaSreii DO Brsach Braody;
g ehasss BasE and eEssz Rsls % bs as Bcu Eh
~ nass Java SoAssi - Do % RLsfson C O..
100 IaskAEss Layer EalsiHS, IN - d do AtEsoas ~
Box-S, Halves and "a KfrE; 10 % Ginref BRANDY.
~ cart ns family 50 10 R,sltsd WAlky
$50 boK-s b Prunes; 900 Den 'iohps:
~ Z ! OyStefE 10 4 9doE cansi IS Eases Flsskf;
lO9 boxes No 4ins AIKEN 10 % Bar funbitFg;
- bols Alnor d. And Mus: Is DO Do Dsaataa:
= do1sn Pepper saucer Ercss BoNlss;
5 do TenAts CAiBupE; $50 ba7s Salt:
10 de Fresh Peaehss; kcg ds IxtrA Flsrr.
10 de Stou ghton Rittsrs SAD 80 Piskss:
80 co AGslAld. IS p infed fuhs.
dses-i ROBBHf Thompson 4 Co
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For Rent.

HAVE hTss Brisk fsnsaents TIE Itorss Aigh, en- ID
ssrsss sorasE II Fse street ahd aEs tkrse story
House sfoad street, 81 Tns. TIVE oss fs
and two above sairs Had hou Cherry
az A1s The iaisn Hous Csdar street, sesapsd b
hoAAa CsllT Al Of which HiHh 70 rent sut for Tie
sang - ?, $50 apply 70 a g Dsn ne,
dssS-5Ss Nv lRIIDREgs p
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NORTHERN NEWS AND LIES.
DISPATCHES TO rOnTHEHN PAPERS.
Gsneral oass writes.

DETROIT, Nov. IA communication in the Free
Press, this morning, understood to have been writ
ten BY General Cass, not only justes the arrest of
Mason and idell, but shows that it wss in strict
accordance with the position Of the Government
upon the right Of search question maintained in
correspondence with the British Government in
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
T. Chapel Hill.
TENEs next sssIl,n wiz begin Saturday IsSh Jan
ID uaTYs 1862.
This Insitud4n situat'd IN region rsrarksby htAhhui
and lte from the seat q has s1scea
ton Elee February 5 At prtTiou5 led have
and pOrianitss Ct iapoEmsnt bssn yeat tey
are DAVID L. hAIH, PTSsldenls
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TIBsE ENTIRELY EYACUATED.-The steamer Ida,
which arrived yesterday afternoon from Fort PU-
lsski, reports everything below profoundly Quet
A scouting party visited Tybee Monday night and
made thorough exploration Of the island, and, to
their utter sur prise, not Yankee could be found
They advanced TO The MArtellO Tower and the
Light House, but found al deserted and still as the
grave.
1t IS difficult to comprehend the movements Of the
enemy, except on the hypothesis that they got an
inkling. from some quarter Of what was progress
ing on the main, and ANONYMOUSLY fed from the
them to Keep, here liter, OF Georgia soil.
In view of this precipitate retreat, we apprehend
the North viii suffer sudden abatemenE in its
jOifest9n over the seizure Ct Ty bee an uaressted
movement. which has been msgnifed into triumph.
Savannah Republicqn Dec 4.
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For Rent.

FEVHE Rooms At present occupied - Mr. Ean IdamI oys
j. my store. Possession siTzn on he lLt January, s92
de-6-d3t THOMAS G0RpET.
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nnted,

~ one VIZ hAI Ali gr3sriszos EsEvton ss Clerk
IN sholssae or retail busi7e has teen engaged ID
zdo esAle snd rSIsil ETceTy in New 0kans E1G-as
1t this of5cs dad
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.KAIEER KIEsLl....-.---...saIs - "A NAag...

SATURDAY IVEHNg, D,ssnbG 7Eh, 1851
JACK CADR; Or tbs KentEan RsDeIlions
To cone lds Win The Two GreEoriss-
IrFNs extra charge is- reserve seats. dsz
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2oth Regiment FennesseO VOIunteePB.
WTOU are harsby notiasdto FslSn Jour regiment nshy
unless prevented b. sickness fhoss ilinE 10 eonPly
Eith this ordsr vii Sdsrsd AID esssd dssssts
By orders 4OnL A. = tIthsf
"a ssFTLr Ir kdi't Dol. Ccmna1ding 91h RnyinslE
NB THOSE who are Shsent from The ab0Fs command and
rfjon can Be- supplied vh transport tics By appsa
hoa to ne andsgsd a. the seEaEse House % ths An mss
ALEX'R WHY,
ts7-,3tGsIt assistant Qulrss master con R's't
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fpeaiai Dispatch to Ii. Chicago Tfiblrs

QUNCT, Nov. u When the train left st. Joseph
this morning great excitement existed in the city
account of the report of intended attack from
secessionists in the direction of Plattsburg and
Weston Mounted patrols were stationed in all
parts Of the city, AMI the Sixteenth Illinois regi-
ment were prepared to give proper reception to in
Vaders
10 the esrly part OF the sight a FIRE occurred on
the leyee, burning down third rate hosel. No
other damage was done.
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Special Dispatch to til. Missouri Democrat.

JFFERsoS CRY, November 2S.-Capt. Lumsford
of Col. JohnsOn's regiment, arrived this evenIn 2
from Springfield. He reports AcCullOch with a
considerable force this side of Lebanon, marching
on Jefferson City. Capt Lunsfor3 is an inttelIi.
gent and perfectly reliable man, and is confident
that the enemy will be upon in few days. This
taliss with other reports which have been floating
through town for the past few days.
The Shreveport passed down to-day. She WAS
detained half dsy at Lexington. They intended
to use her 70 eros over Harris division Of the rebel
army into North Missouri, but afterwards changed
their plan, after searching her and taking horse
and negro.
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The war pT5s,ourI.

Serial corTe5pOrdenes Of the 50. Louis DsmOsTat
ROLLA, November 2S-Our scouts in this morn
log, bring definite and reliable reports Of the
meuts of the enemy in the extreme Southwestern
portion Of the State. They were in the camp of
the rebels st Ssrcoxie on Thursday last. AcCul
loeh understands the retrogade movement of our
army be attempt to get in his his scoutI
reported 70 him that orr force was crossing White
river. AeCullOch marched to. snd encamped at
Springfield, with force of 4 600.
Rains who had command ct SarcoXie, with 7 600
men, left that place Friday, and has Joined Nc
CullOch by this time. General Price was at
PInevile with the balance of the rebel army. He
also took up his msFch Friisy and, "a adTanc n
Northward to join NCCOllOch and Rains Price
IN his march desolAted and destroyed eveFyt thing
to prevent cur troops getting in bis rear.
The measles are raging II the different camps
here 70 a great extsnt.
Price s reported BY scouts to be still in PineTlle
with the balance of the rebel army, intending to
leave to-day (Thursday) to form q junction with
McCulloch at Springfield. An emigrsnt from the
after place confirms the above in all essential par
ticulars.
Lis only the rowing bands Of mGraudera and
Itragglers that are overrunning the country thiI
way, and committing the depredationH We have
heard of on the few Union men left.
company of eighty rebels have operated sever
al days ct Lebanon. They represent themselves "a
Texan rangers. They robbed one of our Informsntl
1 of two hOrses sPd four guns, and then set him
AQFIE Oh lCOt
The captain Of the rangers assured him that Nc
Culloch would follow up SIgsl with 1900 men
that Price with the center division after JeRsr
son City. and that third division was chasing up
Lane into Kansas. They seemed extremely anx'
ious to have this programme Of operations propa-
gated and believed.
There are over 1000 refugee families here, many
Of them in destitute condition, with pIsiful pres-
pect tor the winter.
Over one hundred men belonging to the 36th Iii
nois are down with the measles, and the eontagion
/ is spreading among soms of the other regiments.
| Two citizens from Springfield arrived last even
/ ing, having left Monday morning. AcCuloch ar
rived s. that place Monday evening 1S:h inss with
| s,OOO'roops. On the 2Oth be was joined DO 1000
more. On Sunday morning last he left Springfield,
marching down the Fayetteville road, and wss ca
camped next day six miles from town.
| Two companies only of the State Guard were
left in Springfield. When my informant lefs all
was quiet there. Bat few armed men were met
with IN il our lines were reached.
ST. JostPH Nov. % "A band Of rebels under
Gordon captured three United States Oficers from
the train az Weston. Stein is reported near there
With 500 rebels
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DIR. FORD.

TTAs removed Bis RsEdsnes ard oAes to hs IvsIIr "a
tAehed shelby hsdlesl coHsgs, soTnar q Wise an
Broad streets o8S iss1-dlu
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IL PerssEs having P1rchaSod Turnitoss, BsdiisE &C.
n the Al fion Bas 81 The City Hois
less they sa And Bsts their bs Tn properly si b rsod
thsir AEd sy hsd FssPsAs bic f. all
ary oesHE TRARCE GBCCB.
das3-Q
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LEESBCRG MARCH.
DIXIE QUICKSTEP.
OAK HILL POLKA.
MANASSAS QUICKsTEP.
O. Issued FROM the press, Leeaburg MaTshds5oafs to
General Evans; and DiK Quekepdedicatsd 70 Prssdent
Davis, vhCu Without on the be pieces pabhsd
the souh Send and get cOpy-On % eslts each lhrs
for 81 90.
Also third editions of Aak Hi Polka, dsdcted sn. Ne
cuoeh. and Mans Quicstep dsdated The Gay Of he
POto1ac, each - ssnts Gail or Send to
JANBs A. MCCLURE
dsC7-tf Music Publisher, NaabviIls an Memphis
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ROBERT THOMPSON = CO.,

Wholesale Groeers, FIuIt Dealers
AND
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OGnaburgI

CLOSING OUT.
UTE HAVE ON SAND A LARGE BTOCE
Nv Of
Use sTsnd,s, aslortsa Brands;
Fins " nsS, do
Fine Old Rcbsrtson CouaT Hhlsky=
ZINE Cd HsEssn's WHISKY;
Fsnneases White Ehiky;
Irish and SeotsA EAiaFI;
CoRs-, sugar, dslaaseI;
Basoa, ~ ar. 1ais;
kies, NAilI star OsnG,as
Baking Glassware;
Pistlss. Pine Robises, 8srsrs, gauK, S. -, -
All Ehifh sEE he De With TisE to soalnF sus
BILL q AKERS,
dseS-'U - 4 - AarkH gtafsI.
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10 the Absent Officers and Soldiers Of the
nom RaEsment Fennsssee voIunLeers.
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W. G. DUNLAP,
J ". TEsTEB,
W. P. MORRIS,
Senate Commits.
B. u. E>rEs,
W. l.. MCCLELLAyp,
]. R GARDNER,
JAMES N. MEX.
JAMS MCCALLuN,
la P. JONES,
House COMMITTEES.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
Sale of School Fund Lots.

NOTICE is hereby given that / will
4N on SATURDAY the 10th day of FEBRUARY A d.
1861, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock z. NJ at the Court House door in TIE r
re Haute, Vigo County Indiana. offer for sale Ia
the highest bidder the following lots Tor so much
thereof as may be necessary to wit: Lot NAM
Der eight (S) Section sixteen ll6) Township
twelve (i2)Range eight (6) vest, sold to Ralph
Wilson on credit and forfeItedr by the non-pay-
ment Of the interest due thereon. Principal,
interest and damage due on the same S5I8 %.
Also lot number eleven Q1) section sixteen
49, Township twelve (i2) Range eight (Sl west
sold TO Ralph Wilson on a credit, and forfeited
BY the n0n-payment Of the interest due thereon
Principal interest and damage due on the same
Also, lot number twelve Q2) Section sixteen
Q6) Township twelve Q2) Range eight % west,
sold to Ralph Wilson on a credit and forfeited
by the non-payment or the intrest due thereon l..
Principal interest and damages due thereon
SN5,s6
will also at the same time offer the follow
Ing piece or parcel of land lying and being in
the town Of ferre Haute in the comfy and
State Aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the North East corner
OF In Lot number forty five l45l of said town as
designated on the recorded plat thereof runDin z
thence South one hundred and forty one feet
two inches, thence west fifty feet, thence north
one hundred and forty one feet and two inches,
thence east my feet to the place OF beginning
Which was mort gagged TO the school funu on the
LIST day of July A. ID. 1850, by David y. Negley
TO secure a loan from said fund. Amount OF
principal aud damage s34o:76-
Also, at the same time 1 will offer the West
half Of the South west quarter Of Section thirty
four "a in Township thirteen l3l North of Range
eight Isl west, containing eighty acres be the
same more or less Also the North West quar-
ter o. the North West quarter quarter Of
Section three [3I in Township twelve Il2l
North OF Range eigh; Isl west eontainin g
forty acres, which was mortgaged to the school
fund on the I7th day Of March A d. 1913, to
secure a loan from the same. aud forfeited by
the non-payn.ent OF tbs principal asd iRtere 81
due on Inc same Principal, interests and
damages S432, 90,
Cos: Of advertising TO be added on day of sale
E-B- ALLEN, Aud. Of Vigo County.
Dec. I5ln 1850 ~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
Saponifier. or Concentrate I've.

THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKERl
indispensable article in every family
| n whereby, with their ordinary kitchen grease
combined with the Saponifer, they can make
| all the Sead they use-hard, soft and fancy
1t will make hard water soft, and ill clean type
to perfection--nothing equals ii for cleaning and
securing. 1t is put up in alright iron boxes Of
| lib each, which will make, with from to 5 lbs
common grease, from Is to 25 gallons elegan,
| soft soap, or q to 10 lbs. hard.
II has now been several years since this inv al.
liable article was first introduced to the public
| and The estimation in whichit is held, wherever
| known and tried, and the immense demand for
1t from all quarters, are conclusive proofs ofits
| rea merits and value as famii y article.
BEWARE OF IMITATI0NS.-The success OF
our article, like that of all discoveries of true
merit and aiue has induced unprinoipled par.
public against worthless counterfiets, and tai e
none but the genuine, original and patented ar
ticle, m Manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
ofEast Tarentum, Allegheny county, Pa. once
and Depot, No. 396 Penn st., above the Canal
Bridge, fi1sBuRs, PENN.
Caustic s oda for soad maker, Soda Ash, Refined
Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Chloride of Calcium, Cop.
neras. Manganese, Nitric Acid, Soda Saiartus
Bleaching Powder, Muriatic Acid, sulphuric
Aoua Forlis and Chloroforn.
Exfra-Refined Snow-White Table, Diary ana
Packing Salt, warranted entirely Pure and Dry,
put D in warriors pac kages and styles. The on.
" pure Salt in the country.
fP For sale by all sterekeepers in Me Uni
ted States.
1000 Cases saponiner, genuine, for sale at man.
ufacturer's prices In lots to suit purchasers. by
PIKE & KELLOGG.
apsdwly st. Louis, No.
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gTHeadsche is the fsvorile sligo BY which

sD Headache Is the favorite sligo BY which
nature makes known any deviation what
ever from the natural state of the brain.
and viewed in this light it may be looked
on as safeguard to give notice Of disease
which might otherwise escape attention.
till too late TO be remedied; and its iudics
tons should never be neglected. Head
aches may be classified under two names,
viz: Symptomatic and Idiopathic. Sym
ptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
and is the precursor of a great variety Of
diseases, among which are Apoplexy, Gout.
Rheumatism and all febrile diseases. In
its nervous form it is sympathetic Of die
ease.of the stomach constituting sieh head
ache, of hepatic disease constituting bill
GUS headache OF worms, constipation and
| other disorders of the bowels, as well 80
renal and uterine affections. Diseases OF
the heart are very frequently attended with
| Headaches; Apaemia and plethora are also
affections which frequently occasion head
ache is also very common, being usually
distinguished by the name Of NERVOUS head
ache, sometimes coming on suddenly in a
state Of apparently sound health and pros.
trating at once the mental and physical en-
| ergies, and in other instances it comes on
slowly, heralded by depression of spirits
or scerbity Of temper. 10 most instances
the pain is in the front Of the head. over
one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking
vomiting; under this class may also be
named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class of Head
ache The Cephalic Pills have been found .
sure and safe remedy. relieving the most
acute pains in a few minutes, and by its
subtle power eradicating the diseases Of
which Headache is he unerring index.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

COnstlpatiom or C0sINenese.
No ole Of the "msny ills flesh is heir to
so prevalent, so little understood, and SO
much neglected as Costiveness. Often
originating in carelessness, or sedentry
habits; t is regarded as slight disorder
of too little consequence to excite anxiety.
while in reality it is the precursor and
companion of many Of the most fatal and
dangerous diseases, and unless early Grad
icsted it will bring the sufferer to an un-
timely grave. Among the lighter evils of
which costiveness is the usual attendant
are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism. Foul
Breath, Piles and others of like nature,
while a long train Of frightful diseases
such as Malignant Fevers, Abcesses, Dys-
entry, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteris, Hypochon-
driasis. Melancholy and Insanity, FIRST in.
dictate their presence 10 the system by this
alarming symptom. Not unfrequently the
diseases named originate in Constipation,
but take on an independent existence un-
less the cause is eradicated in an early
stage. From all these considerations it
follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs.
and no person should neglect to get box
Of Cephalic Pills on the first appearance Of
the complaint, as their timely use will ex-
pei the insiduous approaches of disease and
destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
ISAAC BALL,

W0ULD most respectfully inform those in
Wv want ofanything in his line, that he
repaired TO furnish Funerals on short notice.
have now on hand the best assortment
UNDERTAKING TRIMMINGS ever brought to
this city.
Being the oldest Undertaken in the city
trust can give better satisfaction than ever
has been given in this city.
can be found at my old stand, corner I'd and
berry streets, where keep On hand, cons ant
~, Cranes Casket Case-the only Case now in
generaluse. WOOD COFFINS of all kinds
CLOTH AND VELVET COVERED COFFIyS-
in a word, anything in the Undertaking line will
be promptly attended to, either by night or day.
Bodies preserved any length vi lime desired.
Carriages furnished to order.
Remember, Corner of Second and Cherry SITS.
ap2odwtf ISAAC Bill.
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SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY
BOOKKEEPING


SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY
BOOKKEEPING.
And those Branches Usually studied in other
Commercial Institutions.
The pupil may be expected TO attain that
knowledge of the science of accounts as shall
enable him 10 make practical application of
those principles TO any busness-limited or ex-
tensive-individsal partnership.
Qualifications to insure success. knowl-
edge of the common English Branches-eom-
bined with pronPtness, PHRefHGlity, and psrss-
usriHg industry. To such students, the work is a
pleasure rather than task.
Pupils can enter at any time, as instructions
are given individually net in classes.
Applications from the county and adjoining
State solicited-and will receive respectful
attention. Board can be obtain ed on reasonable
terms. The ROOMS are spacious. pleasant and
convenient 1 shall strive to promote the best
interests of all who may attend, and shall expec
good order and gentlemanly. department,
Rooms open for the use of pupils from a. m
to 10 p. Regular business hours at this a.
son from 9io 10 a. m, from to a. m. and from
6 to 10 p. N. Terms Si2 for six weeks, Sc in
advance, 81 in three weeks.
Criitenden's Book Keepiug- Counting House
Edition1 recommended for use as Text Book.
The whole expense, Tuition, Text Book, &C.,
need not exceed SIS 50. No other extra charge
except IS cts. for gas, for evening Pupils.
Appropriate Lectures by competent persons
may occasionally be delivered in addition to the
daily explanation of accounts by the Principal
For more than twenty years have been engsg-
ed portion Of my time, as an accountant and
have given instructions, to Merchants and 9th
ers-some Of whom are now engaged in extern
sive Mercantile operations in various parts Of
our country.
Within the last few years I have offered my
services as a teacher of Double Entry Book
Keeping aud from those who have received my
instr actions and services, could, if requested
obtain certificates OF their satisfaction and the
advantag &c derived. Within the last six or sew.
en- years have formed general acquaintance
in Terre Eaute, and presume If I requested ]
could have the privilege Of reference.
Enquire at the we'll known establishment OF
C. Ross & Co, or at Minshall &c Paddock's
New Cloth ng Store.
SAMUEL GALE, Principal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

Bridget.-Missus wants you TO send her
box of Cephalic Glue, no, a bottle of
Prepared Pills. I'm thinking that's
not just it naither; but perhaps yell be at
tber knowing what it is. Ye see she's nigh
dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of that same a. re-
aived her before.
Druggist.-Yoa must mean Spalding's
Cephalic Pills.
Bridget.-0ch! sure now and you've sed
it, here's the quarther and Civ me the Pills
and don't be all day about it sither.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

UDID you ever have the Sick Headschsf
Do you remember the throbbiBg temples,
the fevered brow. the loathiug and disgust
at the sight of food. How totally unfit you
were for pleasure, conversation or study.
One Of the Cepbalic Pills would have
relieved you from all the ssffering which
you then experienced. For this and other
purposes you should always have a box
them on hand to use as occasion requires.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16

GREAT DIscovrnY.-Among the moot i'm
portant of all the great medical discoveries
Of this age may be considered the system
of vaccination for protection from Small
Pox, the Cephalic Pill for relief Of Head
ache. and the use Of Quinins for the pre-
vention of Fevers, either of which is q sure
specie. whose benefits viii be experienced
by suffering humanity long after THEFT
discoveries are forgotten.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-16
ESTRAY NOTICE.-This is {

ESTRAY NOTICE.-This is to
IL certify that Daniel Johnson, Of Pierson
township, Vigo county, in the State of Ind ana 4,
has this day reported to me two cstray steers,
taken up by him on the 18th day OF December,
1860, of the following description, to-wit: one
OF them is red, with a white face, white bell
iy. and white legs, mark ed with a smooth crop,
of of the len ear, and supposed o be four years
oldneXt spring. The other is q white, with a
black and red head and seek his legs are also
of black and red color, marked with a smooth
crop off of the right ear, and a small underbif
of OF the LEFT, and supposed to be two years old
next spring. Said Estrays are appraised as fol-
lows ,towit, the four year old at ffteen dollars,
and the two year old at six dollars. by John {
Guinther and VIM Singhorse, jr. Dated, this
29th dav of December, 1860.
JOHN E. WOODRUFF, p lsrAL1
j certify the above to be correct copy from
my fstray book.
ja9w3 AND. WILKINS, elk.