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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

ci- Measher j. one that kndle- the blood
He viii succeed in raising brigade. and
that quickly,
HrADor ARrEKs lRisu BRICApI,
500 Broadway. Sept. IL. l-6l
My Dear Treanor: have this moment
sent yos word by the wires. that. very pro
badly. shall send vou the rarne Of Colonel
10 morrow Ia the meanwhile. work away
Ike a trooper and mind what | urged upon
you--don't enlist any but decent. intelligent,
steady and brave Young fellows-no rowdies.
no loafers. no broken down political hacks
and hrelings. for Gods sake. aud the sake Of
the country We are getting on gloriously
here. Within fortnigh, cur three regi-
ments--one of them being a regiment of nv
ing artilery-will be complete. have tel
egraphed 20 my friend Sergeant Tom
O'Ncil. requesting sni authorizing him -
raise a squadron OF one hundred men,
Should he 90 80. and i: he has no objection
we shall bring him along here. Tor We shall
all be right glad 10 have the dashlAg lrlsh
dragoon protecting our guns. | purpose be
inc i'm Boston IN the course of ten DAYS or n
fortnight, and will deliver an address on the
National Cause, the Stirs and Stripes, and
the Irish Brigade The glorious three in
glorious unity must win. No retreat next
time Stand or fall-victory OF death
but no re,Fert'--no retreat that's the
marching and r,llying cry next fight We have.
Heavens ism; Il glorious 20 have such 4
country. and such canse; and such u dag TO
battle for The freshman who Is not with ss
in this con;est-with his heart and soul--let
him never utter word about the liberty of
Ireland
II he will not stand up TO strike, or at all
events, to cheer. for the good. great cause
which is now in fierce debate upon the banks
of the Potomac, he will never have the heart
and soul to ce the red tempest for the
cause that j. still in peril. i remain, nv
dear Trcanor. ever faithfully. your friend,
Tnos. F. MEAGHEn
To B. b. TrEANoR, Esq. Boston.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
From the Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday
SEPORT NEWS.

A NEWPORT REBEI N FrDEEAL Limo Al
ST. LorIs.-Some time since Albert Helm.
brother TO cx-Sherif II. ID. Helm and Chas
Helm. ex-Consul TO Havana, went to reside
in Missouri. and, sharing the family proclivi
ty to Secession, sympathized SO heartily with
the rebellion that he took up arms against
the Government in that State. Recently
however. he fell into the han,is of squad ei
Union soldiers. who made him prisoner and
conveyed him TO II. Louis. where he now
Les in Federal limbo 10 await the doom OF
all traitors-a halter.
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NOTICE.

DAKTICUIAR NOTICE. j. hereby given. - ~
i whom Ia ma, c.y.csrn. that an fAe rotss AZ.
l.ok accounts II The late firm ~ Elisha Siepberc
Co are now Ia the hands ~ the uD6rrsigned -
settlement and 20 whom rsvfacnt must anc can cic
le rnsde Immediate attention q Aid % tsis rat
ter. a. those Who fs 20 10 avail thomtelves a The
heneat u this notice. rsuss sxpec. 20 pay eo.ls
A.s a.. s7~ J. KIRK
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NEW vlNECARY.
IA UE> CIaR KT.
vaNJTAcTUKp o.
CIDER HE.rEG.fR.
TERRI HAUur. M

NTEI| IT, II
II ANi>G pcrmsrently located bin ei r lbs city.
b prepared 20 furnish the trscs y ifh AZ N fnsy
require. Ne will furnish 20 customers from one ~
ne hundred barrels a. io1r r. qualify ca
o. bcn0ff ~ 81 ~ csfv ~ n fafoH. n warrant.
every barrel II ~ vinegar O. DC good and q b. sTs
and fres froei al T-pisosiors acids His tsctory j.
situated uF.n the essf side 81 the Canal q Few door.
-o1fh Of Hoimes' Foundry. AT orders thankfully
received .ud promptly attended %. cent either a.
him o. 10 sessre Turner a Ncksfn. 90 whom he
tAkes pleasure ia refsrring-sli b. afk Is trial -
yineg1r exchanged fr fsoi sec0nt- 'nf barrels de-
h-eret Il his tsCtcry Respectfully.
gANE5 CLARKE
Sept IS. cin-vu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

This aaI1irabic machine b Nv ready ior IL ifl'i
harvest q ss Il T.. = possible, made better tn
ever before. md well worthy th~ abortion q al %
-1sr- warning ench machine.
u has no Superior iu this mafkft, and b. The chi
Mill hat ~ properly grind Grape frice 80
Toy ale hy ~ re-r-rf able dcAlsr-
kdires- thc uI.I.iffscfr~er.
" o. HlCkpk
E-.i~ Work. ualfitt1~r. g.
az ~ IA. hv ; Potter. Tcrrc-Haufs. -
.Iurr r.0
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Ds. =. a.. WcIean.s Volcanic oil,
Isuimcut.

lBK Bar kNTEENkf II THK World. .oa NJ.
OR Beast
Thousands ~ human beings have been saved LA.
OF decreptude and misery. by the use a thi. inv
nahie Eminent. II will relieve PAIN aimo~s in-tsp
ianeonsly, aud u will cleanse. purify ard hen. "a.
touf-sf >okf In an incredibly short time. HslfA~ss
NoLEA >ic OIL IlNIMEST will relieve Il rs,-~t il
Neferaic cases ~ rheumatism, 6ouf, or Neuralgia -
For Paralysis Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Wesl
m The Joints. Muscles a. Iaramenf< A will
er fail Two applications win cure Sore Tnror.
tie f'Achs or ksrache. For Burns or Scalds on spx
Pain. IL l. an nfaihhle remedy Try H. and YOU wit,
nfi "a An indispensable remedy. keep IL always 90
hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS or any "a. having el4rr..
Of lnrsc,, viii save money by using Mclrsn's Vol
came ti llnimeut II - a speedy ai.a infall1.f.
cure f'r calls >prans, Chsfcs sveilifgs Ianefs,.
>wceney, Sore. Wounds. Scratches or any .xt.-rs
Diseases. Try n. and you will be convinced
Br. y +. ~. Mclean. Sole rrot,rirs.~
iss,lwiy Saint i,uts
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Thomas Francis Meaahei'> Bugie
call tn ITi~hman.

The following letter from Thomas Fran
ca MeaSher is one that kindle- the blood
He viii succeed in raising 2 brigade. and
that quickly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

THE UNDERSIGNED LOST OR
Il had s.olsa from him. one pocket-book contain
Ing notes and other papers. Any person tndisg the
sane will BE- literally rewarded bv returning the
to tho undersigned IN Prairie Greek township
sept 81. da-wiw ~ 81 DlCkS
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FOR RENT.

THE FINE NEW STORE ROOM
u Ne. Ia. Corne wabash and Firth Streets. Ter
~Haute. Indiana. Enquire -
sep9oif JOHN n. BARR
ricr ~ Ms. CfuvermsH. situated 81 Ohio stieef.
hes~~cu 81 ailt tsh streets. Also the store house
lately occupied ~ X. Cox A Son. Main street.
hefwecn "a snf - Terms rrss nahie. Apply -
J. BLAME.
sttf n iii Al County Clerk Onfce.
TWO COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES
i ursr >~isri's rrsitenc~ 80 SixtA street. IN.
ocir~ - wv. >tpsN
s~rlotft
h>E q nv hrick dwelling. Ohio sfrett above
~ ST.. all b racsuf sns.nt Tie lota Inst A.
coe e-Alng couv-uieuf fssir~Dn~ viii take roti-s
". PATRICK
S>pt- :. AZ Corner q So and Nain ssrest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

On AivrE ooAfi-AIS-. sniloVsSsss. hEABAcu A.
There never has heen a CATHART1c medicine
offered 10 The public that has given such entire 81,
isfsction as Aciean's Universal PMS
Being entirely vegetable. they perfectly inn.
c-nt and can DC taken by the teder infant: VI
prompt and powerful Ia removing all Bno1s secrs-
tions. acid on impure. etd matter from the stomach
Ia fact they the only pills that should usr H.
malarous Districts.
They produce 40 gripping. sickness - pain IA tAs
stomach Ct bowels, though very active and ssArchsc
Ia their operation, promoting healthy secrsticns u
the liver aud Kidneys Who will suffer from billion.
ness. headache and foul stomach. ~hsn 80 chcat r
r"rns-iy can he ootainedi Keep them constantly q
hand; single dose taken IN season. NAV proven,
hours days and months Il sickness. Ask Tor Dr J
II. hcLean's Universal Pills Take 10 Other Rein.
coated. they are tasteless Price only IS csnis res
box and csn BE- sent by mail % any part Il Tho 4 y
=. II. MCLEAN, Sole PrDpr..tag
IL -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
NM&0r ErNpOrOfOr.

lDJBIIC VERDICT UNIVERSALLY N ITS Pa
i NOR,-Two thousand in use All warranted
None ever returned .-Firsi Premiums taken 40 Is
State Fairs-At two l.. = Pairs. and hundreds =
County Pair
II boiis more rapidly. make better Syrup and Su-
gar, consumes less fuel. IL more clearly, Is more
convenient, requires les hands attend 20 IA. and
gives better satisfaction In every way than any
other Eyaporator II Is made Of sheet metal and
will not crack with sudden heat j. = light and por-
table, and We; being lined with h-.ck. 10 combines
al the advantages Of iron AM hrok furnace
bined.
TrSTNoNNx.-Having enlarged my planting.
please send me another No Copper Evaporator.
made last year 20 bbs nloasc< and 100 lbs. sugar.
Would as lief undertake 10 make sorghum Maple
sugar.. MYERS, Springfield. O.. AUG. II, ls6l
Ny molasses made with profit ~ - cents per gal
lon took The first premium q ais a. the Illinois
State Fair. Ny Evaporator will lat Tor years..
MURRAY, MurraysVilic. Ills
PRIcrs OF TrU EvAroRATos--iron--No. ,. SO, No.
:, sS5. No. 4. s6s. Copper-No. ?, ss5. No ?, SIS.
No. 4, SIS.
Pans without the furnace lron--No- .. 81; 40.
Z. sSl: Ne 4. 80. corper-No. .. 81; No 3 s56'
No. T. So SIMEON CORY.
sign OF IN. Nil Saw ,,.~ agent for Terre- Hau;s.
sept -, dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
SUGAR EvAPoRATOR
still lmrivaIled.

ooK,s PORTABLE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

u ,oa want yoar delicate. sickley, pery oLnssr..
= = healthy. stScng and rObCstf-then dive thea
Aclfsns srengtbng Cordial. (ses the directions a.
zach bottie.) IL - delicious take.
one Tablespoonful. taken every morning.. fasiin.
!. -nre preventive against chill and fever. y~cr
fever. cholera OF any prevailing disease
CAI1lON'-Bsware 81 Druggists dealers W..
may Try 10 palm upcn you a bottle q ktters or Sar
sapsrilia which they can buy cheap BY saving II n
.usi - good. There are even men BAsF enough =.
steal part Il my nara n dub their yIls decor
tiens. Nseid sisch infamous riRAfEs and their wi
ia-nol- compounds A. for ~. J. H. NcIeAI r
Streng'h ening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
tuthinS else II j. the only remedy that will purif
yua' bleed thoroughly and At tire same time
STRENGTHEN and fNsiGORaTE the whole eryass
ration. Il j. pat up In large hoitie--si ner ho.fe
sir ioffics for $S.
DR. J. n. MILAN. Sole rroprlet~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
MEDICAL.


GREATEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
Most Delicious n Deltgh tfuf. cor
dial s~ser Taken,
THE THOUSANDS upon thous
i ands hs are caiiy using McI.esu's str,Igsae1.
nd Cordial certify thai !. j. absoittiv az O. -
Die remedy for removing and TNvI6ORA1TSt. ~
shattered I'D diseased system, purifying ard "A.
richine ii's hio.-irr.toring sh~ SICK s,isrrins -
valid
neatth and strength
ghfkE i No NlsTAKE ABcrT n
Il ~iii cure Liver sonlpisini. Dyspepsia, Dsrshds.
io.eitefy. Headache. depression a. Spirits. Fsva
and Agas. Inward Fever. Bad Breath. saw la-es-.
81 tile Liver. stomach o. Eoweis.
chNIi.hNkS. ID YEA wish 90 d. lrslthy -tr,@.
ant vig0fou>i
iAhiE>. - yrs the bloom II health ~ lao...f
10 yocr obefks sgNni-th 90 a. oace ard get
NeifAN'S STRENGTHENING CoRigst AMI
BLOOD fCRlFIERi
D<la. not lnotneut. il j. warranted - ssx. an
ton II will cure any disease % :be kidneys Wort
o. Bladder. Painting, Distracted Mens;rustsa. Fsl
ng q the Womb hsrrenDess nny diseases a--slrs
if"sn Chronic or Nervous lehili,y II 4. tnfsllis
rstnrd,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

U.C. r. & 7 A.. For all casses Whooping Cough
common coughs, iuhammatory common sore throat
often the fororsnners of consumption, loss Of voic
and bronchial complaints, ask the the Uni.
persdl Cough Remedy" With such perfect freed IN
may 1t bo used that 1t should be the travelling com
panon of public spe eskers and in every nursery. We
Rsk that no restraint may be piaceI on its use from
infancy to old age, and with most delicate constitu
tons All children like it.
For that terror of all climates, neuralgia, and for
rheumatism, gout, actual and partial paralysis, Bowel
complaints tooth and earache, chronic and nervous
headache. spinal complaints, delirUm trernens and
that chief of all causes Of disease "loss of sleep ~ use
the justly celebrated "Tou 4HodyHe" the great ma.
tnra substitute for all preparations of um. In the
place Of sweeping declarations that nothing, II
our friends will make strong by fair trials, being
cautious to buy only Of such persons as can be relied
upon, and calling TO account for the first deviation
from perfect confidence duty, we shall bo glad to
wait their decision. SEQ advertisement and read
pamphlets. Iml
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
From New York.

New YoRK, April 90. "A regiment Of
ria-men ID forming of Italians. Swiss aud
Hungarians here, to be cnll d tho Ga,i.
badi Guards, The British residents are
forming regiment Of light infantry; one
company is complete. and tho second is
forming.
The report that Gov. Banks has resign.
ed his position on the Illinois Central
road, to command u Massachusetts reg.
iment originated in tho f,ct that Presi
dent Burnside. o. the Same road, is TO be
the Colonel oi Rhode Island regiment
Geo, b. McClellaud, of the same road has
accepted Brlgadicr GeneIalship in the
Pennsylvania forces
Collector Barney states that n gon,le.
man officially connected with tho Gov
erDu-n, says he has information from
Washington that official correspondence
has been opened at Washington with the
Baltimore authoriIies resulting 10 an un
dersanding on the part of Baltimore lc
repair the 'ailroad bridges and telegraph
lines. and keep communication open lo
malIs, passengers. dispatches and troops
Hon. Daniel Il. Sickles contempl plate,
raising a regiment to servo during til,
war.
MAI. Andsrson's public reception a
the City Hall takes place tomorrow.
Com. Vanderbilt is said to have m
formed the Government that lhoy car
have his whole aeot Of steamers, full,
manned and equipped without the charg,
Of penny.
Mayor wo,d's Message tonight viii
recommend the appropriation Of QUO mil
lion dolla.s by the city TO aid in the wal
A resolution will be offered 10 appropriat
half million dollars 10 the widows An
orphans Of the men who may tall in De
tense Of the flag.
A lot Of uni orms for the Southern a.
my have been seized at a store in De
street,
1t appears that a diabolical attemr
was made to poison the Massachusetl Il
Volunteers aboard the State of Min,
while here, Friday evening las, by send
ing poisoned brandy aboard. One died
and four or Eve others have been upde
It's influence, bu, will probably recover
The perpeIratOr Of the outrage is uu
known.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

To all News Paper Publishers In Ohio
COLUMBUS April 94.-The following
special order was issued Immediately az
ter the passage Of the bill to regulate tel
egraph. companies;
ADJUrANr GEs'L OFFICE. Columbus o
-SPEcTAL ORDER No. 8l.-All captains
and other recruiting officers are by act OF
General Assembly Of Ohio this day pass
ed prohibited from enlisting or accepting
US volunteers in the active militia OF the
state any persons known TO be telegraph
operators or others whose engagements
with the Telegraph Companies are deemed
by such companies to be indispensable tc
the efficient control Of the working o
their apparatus and lines except by specia
permission of the Commander in chief
By order Of Co umsnder-in chief
Ii. B. CAKlNGTON.
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The war Spirit sIn the North.

The storm so long gathering has burst
upon the couulry. From ocean to ocean
the nation is as ono great camp ground.
Martialed millions are rallying in defense
of the Union. Never in the history Of
nations was such spectacle presented
Every cuy, town and hamletin the North
is in blaze Of excitement. The tap of
drums, the clash Of swords, the blast Of
bugles and the roar of cannon everywhere
heard, are but Indicative OF the deep de-
termination Of the northern people to
maintain their government at every cost.
Never in the history of the world was
there greater necessity for the rush to
arms-the gigantic war,ike preparations
now going on. Al! that is sacred of past
recolec Iions, all that is holy TO memory,
all that is worth preserving OF our insti
tutious and all that is valuable Of our llb'
'erlies is at sake. For eight years. bare
footed and bleeding our fathers struggled
90 establish this government. They sac
riAced life and property, expended mill
ions 10 the effort. The sp:ritthat prompt
cd them in It's construction should be EN-
ulaled by US in its defense. If TO estab'
lish the government, was worth eight
years of blood and toll. how much more
is it worth. being established, a similaI
struggle and greater sacrifice 10 preserve
and perpetuaie it.
The Union is not Olono at sake. bu
with it the great principle of Republican
government. The fall OF the American
Union settles the issue now being tried o
mans capacity for Ielf.goverument. /
that issue be determined against us,
will crush the hopes of millions and pros
tratc and paralyze the great heart Of Eu
ropean freedom for centuries. The des
potism Of the old world will be strength
ened and refrigerated and the hour of u
aiversal {. @ dem postponed for ages yet t
come.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINTMENT.

From rich and poor, bond and free, all colors
and conditions OF life the same need of praise Is a
waried this wonderful article. Sores aro healed
pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made
useful, and untold Ills assuaged by this remarkable
medicine. For Cuts, Bruises, Spians, Rheumatism.
Swellings, Bites, Strained Horses, c,, II has no equal
among Linmcnts, ointments, or Salvcs. II Is tho
Aonsckecper's and Farmers friend. Weeks ofill.
ness and loss of time saved by an early applica.
ton of Mustang Linment. 1t should always be on
hand Re careful of whom you buy and hav II war
ranted as genuine All geRulne will hereafter bear
tho signature of G. W. WEsrRRooK, Chemist and
D. s. BARNS, Proprietor, with the words "Trado"
"Mark" in two Medaons OF the Federal Currency.
Sold at 25 cts 80 cts and 81 90 per Bottle by all
specialize dealers throughout the world.
March 1861. d. S. BARNS, Now YORK.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
RALTIMoRE, ApriI 20

Military Movemeuts-Camp Jackson
Oder Of Volunteers pouring m-Ohio
Regiments at lIarrisbuIg-Fine Treat
ment-What is thought Of them-Mes.
sage to the Legislature, &c., &c.
COLUMBUS, April 2l,-Ten companies
are now in Camp Jackson, numbering
1855 men. Several more are expected
tomorrow. Besides the list given in
my letter last night, Schneider's Colum-
bus Steuben Guards of 8S; Lanston's
Covins,on Blues, 81; and part Of Tur-
Oer's Montgomery Guards, are in camp
Tho Third and FiQh regiments will be
organized here on Tuesday. Colonel Mans
fell of the U. s. Army, is expected on
Monday, muster them into services,
Inquiries are made oil Governor Denni
son, whether he will accept coiOred com
panles, ne answers no.
The pressure for commissions in the
surgical department is tremendous
Enough doctors are offering to form
regiment, Appointments will be made
AS soon as possible, Col' Whtuesey ha'
been appointed Assistant Quarter Mastel
General The iirst and second Ohio reSi
ments now a; Harrisburg are quarteret
in the Stale Capital. They were sworr
in and arm.d, and are awaiting orders
from the War department. They were
highly complimented on their appcaranc'
by the Uniled Stats officers.
All are reported in 6ue spirits. Gov
Curtin's treatment Of the Ohio troops
deserves the highest praise. Gov. Den
nison has sent the thanks Of Ohio there
for.
The Governor will send message tc
the Legislature tomorrow asking tue
completion Of some details Of the militit
system. ~ -
Dispatches have been coming all day
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

On Saturday last there was sold at the
New York Stock exchange S54.OOO Vir
giuia 8 per cent. stock. u 35 10 81 crn's
on thu dollar; 81 600 Missouri State
Skies at 80 to 40 cents. 55, 900 Tennessee
State Sixes, at 40 to AL; and l2,OOO
North Carolina Skies at 45 cents.
On tho same day, Ohio State Sizes
could not be had at 90 cenls-l05 be
ingasked; United States Treasury moi
were in demand at 100, aud Now York {
per cents were sold at l04k,
The Confederate Sta'es per cent. loar
would not have brought u bid at any
price.
So much for the pecuniary value of Sc
cesslon-present and prospective.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

Tho following is an extract from letter written by
the Rev. j. s, Holmo, pasor ofthe epontStrect
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N " to the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor of that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
slows SoorHiSo SYRUP FCR CHILDREN TEETHIS0:--
ave soc an advertisement in your columns of Mrs
WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRuP. Now we never said n
word In favor Of patent medicine before in our life,
but we feel compecd to say to your readers that this
Is no humbugpo hare tried IL, and know 10 10 be all
claims. II Is probably of the most successful
medci res OF the day. because it is Of the hest
dthose or your readers who have babies can't do
better than iolay In supply"
March lSGl--lyAg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25

TPMany persons say that they have tried almost
every remedy that has been recommended for humors
and they are no better now than when they commenc
ed them, a"d they have no confidence in anything
that is advertised to cuye Salt Rheum, Eryspelas and
all similar humors We would say to these that there
isnow remedy thata yet has never failed ofcurlng
those diseases 1t acts upon an entirely different
principle from anything ever offered for them
II throws humOr out of the blood through the skin
which Is the only channel through which the system
can be entirely freed from them. If you will try it,
you will not say Of this you have by the Others fol
1t will cure you. We refer to DR.. Weaver's Syrup.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
MISSOURI WILL SEND VOLUN
TIERS

ST Louis, April 23-The Democrat
ofthls morning says that Gen. Harvey,
having received the necessary orders
yesterday, about seven hundred men were
enlisted under the Presidents proclama
ton. aud received by and placed under
the command Of the officers of the Uni
ted States Arsenal. IN this city.
IL is understood lha, 1900 men have
rendered thar services, and will bo &C
cep'ed' About 1900 troops are now in
the Arsenal
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
DIR. r.RObnck's Scand inaVian BlOOdPiIIS
and Blood Purifier.

"The blood Is tho lfe," says Scripture; so say
Science also Evpol corruption from the blood ant
no disease can exit in the system. Ny Blood Pill
aud P1rIher pelfOrm their task eHectusy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all forms
disease, whicarlse from impure blood, simply be
cause they remove causes of disease frou
the liGe.sustaining fluid. Honce their appare ptl,
miraculous cures Of scrolua eruptions, tn NOR dys
pepsa liver complaints, rheumatism, swelling OF III,
JonIsand all affections of the internal organs whicl
do not proceed from nal formation.
II observation-disclosures. 1m-lO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-25
Gpctial Notites.

MPWe congratulate OUR readers upon the disco very
of a sure cure for rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
and Mercural Diseases which destroy the constitution
and give Temporary relief only In fact II Is tho only
known remedy eGecLing perfect cure, and we feel
warranted from Its recomme endations, in calling the
attention Of the afflicted and those having friends suf
ferlng from Rheumatism, Gout oi Neuralgia, or the
pernicOus effects of Mercury, to the advertisement in
another column Of our paper, of Dr. Lcand's Anti
Rheumatic Band. april 4, 1861 -3ml