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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
4 MN ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach 6,ttefs

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Trt b.
r1o-t-nx sslr4. % ssslet ilra~s.so al rsl.-a.
i1-l'-r i'. y hs- - equai. Ifs
T. f-frf~ = 10 a. -r7.T - rl rf.er kiftert TT 81
TO- - -8a q u - bfie-s - .l.si d. -
irefertg q r. kct'ae-. l-.st - 70. = ~
c..r- ri = -. ci.A--ez. Ascieal fT.rt-tlc1--- a. th
W. ~ i i' lrec.s prsi..ir1 ugo' ~ vs-'e r.
Nestsgl. fepis
Io"sr t-rs ls.iyr il.-r 1ls- forn - g,ssr-
~ tasc nstc-e rfthe ro~fs a-i tf-ts q VII u.
So cc-nPe<S. and a. ibrv srr. AllsyLn. uaast.
crs- cTas1ag- = tle sto-a4ca. tirf-.s -,ras Is
TEUPkHs~sI.
u rfeeri prcTrisior bele-ef ikltLn fl-.ass NJ
~tieiy Ano~n. tbs rueAc ~r.iars = r1.z--T-t
twill eoco - fu- sale - az a. l,r kebsrkfs -
n~rca- Agsrt>. 40 =. flos J.. A. H. ectlnlry rrsr
u ktc rnsuni-ui' trt.r- - III - l.ea s.reaf frr4
C,rtsos- ln -fv - autiss. AL A. ifssssf rat.
a. i- ~ Nl ~ Quart bcs.ls-. al1 ~s-f.S pkcA.- f.
en- d0f c~s"- II ~ cs 4arnrir ~arrs rIiI h4-s4..-s
- - i1sa as.t -ss - arg sadress. Il ..-.ires
H~tssi Price. rI per ssstse. .r So
tev -.
Ir.neipsA odie. A5.d s8lasr.-.l NoC L.ss F.-f.f
--c--, - t0-drg Easn ~alr ruess o~-srsn..a
oisS Laboratory, ~ - llau.no11 sse.
fcT ssle In " 80 C.onty y
4. n. pOSsEl1.f. EeTFs E-al.-
T. cCNr~GHAN
NN 4 kHliY. Ne~ tso.Asz
P7r1hk n I-hlhk. C.nxr~s -.
Aot - f-fE- -tats ~ asrla s~---. 4,
'srossnoo' ths z re-ls-l state 10 csosons
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
Ayers Ag,ie Curs.
TTL III NFITIi NI 1T OF
inr~rmitf.it Fe,er. a. f.fer and 49,, hes0tftsat
Fever. Chill Ie~prs fyser's tr-E, Periodical Hssa-
ache " Hillops Aesn4eas. anc lhi ers Pc
r.rs fnaeef - tht Whole efass % dis
sase es.,rs snatae 81 idAArr eersng.
men caGsed by the hss-isfi

Niasulatic Courtr.es-
wssfs ershief h.re {. oT.r u eoall4. Lily
which. vile Il cures che al0se complains
with crrtSlnty, SUI perfectly nsrlale-s iu azy
o-ar.stv sucf remedy Is invaluable u districts
wbefe ,1sse sai,'lag dlsosdeIs prevail his cure
expels ao ia.EssAlc oifen q iever snd Agne from
The ss-.ss. &c prevents de esNssor<nes' q the
c.seasf Il tael ol III lrsi approach q ~ preoD-
i,-~ vs-,,fs I. IS not only re best remedy ever
yet disoe-.re6 Tor tbs caSs II eoapl Ainfs. BIT 2so
tie ohespe-f Tas large q.1n.fy We scEy 10
dollar kfiur- rv.ihir ~. rench II eServrcit' ani
in billions Sistrici, hsre Ieser aal Awe SFse A,is,
s,cr1 -sy shoL18 has- II snd ~ il frsrls 10th f0r
cur ss.l troie'fioi.. A gTeat s0lerlerify a The
SsH.sdy sgr 80 - s,sss ,,,, ~ :,
tsins no Qun,ue 81 iIiusfa consequently q ripub-
ccs nc au-ni-n ~ sfh.r injurious ef--i- ~nsirfSr
ucn the constitution The eslred ~ . sre IN -
healthy II ihc) had nsser BAD the di--eHe
f.ytr 41 asi.r j. f1' apnf ths censeq q ths
rnss matte poison. rtst variety d ii-raeF~ zr-
from iis irritation, among ~hish srr
Seufaigis. Rl-snatsn. 6a,ll. ti.s-ac ca, % .G.~-
Tootka.ll,. f..Taehp. Catafral. Asthno, feiFi-
t.ileii. Painful Affection & The spleen hN-
fsrs.-s I'm .n ;i- f,0el-. Ca.ie Ps-alysi-
slli J., .rsi -ein.sst 4 tis Sfsnas,l.
All % siI,l vlrn c-ignsfinE t. lis can- i.as ~
the inf-s 1lt..At itt-. ,f lone periodical. Ils
''cuEs ~ = "a i-e-an irss" III hseof ana "a
-elurafi> thsa. AZ silk. J. : a. iHvalsai.e
plui. .,idu ~ Immigrants and T-r-'ss tfaY'iug -
ia1as.ss.sil, -is me nasisrioues a-tries- u
taken a-..i.tiiA 80 -is Viii ~ tii q"
fs-tian that viii - s1rrc'ed from fhs syst z. s1
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity & rlpel
into di--s- Hrnsa * l. even nor sai-atiH f'r
protection iilau rur. md fev ~i'i-ssI sos.- r.
ln.ermitteui- i - ss1i fber-|v ~ 4 'Le IEo
80 PrSr.r.i =, AIT AYkltS 60.
isvtti. M.--srfi..-t fs
Al ..tr fsi.oas ST. -. ~ J. T. CvNrsonAz.
7. "A Ios~ilsa- s-a - -li Drsssi-i- 80 Trrre
Haut.
Whols.al, s., Ausss Co Cincinnati
'anI-sies,n-p-..s
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Tsrr~- Hsrts. f1s. a. i>si i~>~
T. s,-rbs esp~s-- of o. yer - o.s-.pxr.c { ssta
~ ssreir-e - lca -ni &C. -hs- . aes-sa- a
g. az
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"A y = 7 R a 9 L

~. he FYFIEKsJY SK-ig- 4 NyUai sTt7E-
s-kkA1 Of re- condition o. tsc HtlglS fy-sr--
RdNfT CoWANl, q ~ esiy - Aer iori,
o. n, II az q JD.sacg. 1891.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
~ z DtcAI.
scrsfsIa. or King. Evil.

Is oogasfsationai dl=sase. crrrurtloa ~ ~
u llect. - shich tbs H4ia bccom q x1tiafei = -
esf poor Being ri The Circulation Il pervafes u.
vboie iofs AID may bars IA dsess1 ca sy part
of ~ No o-g j. free froaa lts sttsrkr or a. Lcrs
cre vfirh L may destroy The srflfli3'is tsut
= yal.Vesy eaused - aarrruria diseN-e io~ hsiEg
dsovdsret q unhealthy foo4. impure al, nth sld
nahs @iffs Tie depressing sioss aud. shove al b,
The se9sreal ifpc;.l NLNeYer l. - oFtE-E. q L.
hereditary N ibe oosiituuon descs Iting "fT D.
reai@ lElareua unto the fhird aad foTth ed&ss-
uol.'' .nteet. i sesne % hc tie To< - HIM ~kg
says, "Iwin SET fhe ffeuities n the fstters t,o
their clllcren.'
IT, elects eoFnIleace y deposition frcn - llocc
~ coFrIFt a. uceroes matter, ~Lish ~ IL iuns.
liver als nt.rpsl osEsns, l. terEle1 iarsfc.s,, "a
the gi4Dis, sWelirg-. arc ~ lie saffsc~. errtons
rarc~. Las fssl rulou. shtc gendess IN tie
tlcd. dsprssses the saTkiss oi Afe, - IA -roil
lous c,nipizlnfs trt thry Lsst lar less po~eY 70
~sl>t@1s sLe strAsk ~ sfasr ds-e@sss. CO -e9v-Et
III vast Eulptrs p@risk b diordefs which although
@ scroflI1as II their nAt1rt. are stll reEdessc "a
"a - Us ia.gt n fhe .sgssrr- Not u - CO.
pticr which dernsfel fhc hGrran family has ~
origin cireety n sbis scTofulo9s ocrtSrnlsAroa
many destructive diseases u tie liver 1iltys,
bras sisd. lsdest 81 al tie orgs1s s-fss ron CT
are sesI A. Aiei % tAe same ea1-s. rrs.
tt-e quarter ~ AZ cs4r people are errol1ier Lsir
gs-reons s1sE 3ed hy ihsf inrAtus inf.cto1 ,nt
the,r hsAltA is underrs.ned Is Z. 70 seots a fen
thr .gs.en nus reno Ate ~ blo, y s.ser.
tlge n.s -. ans lnsagorSie a y ass.fsJ f1z,i sd
cXerci-t. 49, : eueeic.De - supflg ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
Compound Extract Of sarsaparilla,

Tee nsert oh-c-si remedy wh.cl ~ ms.osi szl q
trir es car cesise for Us vsry~htEo prevailing
fst ~ Il fa2.sdy i caFlsne1 .rka ne rlost seGve
gslla a thtss disorder from Ne bicsf, sad Tie
r,scl. - tue tltis y lreFl ~ cssl.-f.ye cQllss
aus1cs- Hs'rc < sEots,t y rrifloye1 l5r f'.e
g ret g. ) >sroi,fas hgt - ~ stlfs aet4ous
~b.sh .ri,s ON ~ ueA ~
Tr,irsixa a. .sXin u 49, = Asftols'- fir..
Hi~s. - Erysfeiss. i,uplss, Pussli.sa. Hioth-
80 Bsus and foIls. Tclnorsi Ieitsr gDt Sal
ahssm, scaid H. r. Rings orun. Efsu
fnssrn. sspaihtic aH<. A~fct-e esl
ie.c-s.s Irop~y, lr' psg-a.
lahfl.tg. Ant. inAe<d %
Cosaplsilt= srisiasf.cnl
Nifatec ~ iup1rs
d cod
1Tse t.-1altr belief 81 "iUlprrity g the sosc 3
fi fed N trrih for scrofi@ + dsgsuerstior q the
bsca g. liz. fsTt4cGlsr rurpese aua Virtse a M
Sarsauariia i 20 purity ai rc2clf tni- vital e.
a. w.shosss ~hich sonf hssils l. impe-,ihl- "a rs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

fs.a asns. eal efuis pr square rs
sas.-fs--.rv ss-ss.- --rnerf- nas.i~ Nth ths So
sfso - a,v@rt- - N yeu. Win taF r. e"
.sH - e.sfa.a ssrieis - ibeir r~sris' 'H.'f-.-.
Azt le.N I-1g qraffffft.
Aa.sr.i se-asuis ID ihe specs, ne''-f ea7snn Wiz
.s5zsrssse-sea'- k-rs e.ss-tsnuy - ~ Inside.
prfra 49, 1t.f-
p.s.asss r.tless paaH.hed in n le-f esiurun- q
fs isn.. - uaer ~ili b. ehsrgsii i'r etrh -rff h
=. 81 =. ~ So lines. tss ats - iIrs,
Ais.-.l.-sneat- m 81 ser no sT~cif~' th- VII
se in.sfss1 tsre~ rncafh-. u.ls-- srdsf~d "r'
- sltsr.f.an - iss'-iio< s.i-erfsrr.'r' ~
So. =, rene~si 81 ne -r.e. riif- 'rhrrN'-r
s,s..,ssrs-- ssalfiaf-- - af-. - es-ty drcrlQ-
A. vi - ehsrp-d - 80 - rssh nsrl- ia 10 Deny
.nd - a. Is th- iis.ls a.i wesS'y f''rf,. ' if-
e.fss.-
- .rAtuas,a. ads.rL1-emeifs whatever.
s.narx-s ~sii - usste1fo inssriins ds i<a'N- -
- s)~.l.r. Seietie-. ~ Associations a. ieii0a -
pr eaeh n4tsce M ssc.s.iins ; iinf- - s'i- ~
a 5 sns. rfias: over cigh' frs- - fh'- rfte
afuissr deaths wAh Funeral nolce a'tieA'-i,
@is vitlaouf n,fsce. f-ef
Nosics@ ~ Festivals Fsrics eni Excursions. gotten
% " Ir.lleidua a--siAiief-, or hy cherche-,
Regular pFics- -
sts~uex- or.s.rtnx 80 payment not 20 10 delay &
o the legal prss~i - hut colfcanle A. ID n-ii
asy-e rufHsfsr aeloartahie Tor ne aetpr'st
49, .xix~rti-es- s..s- i,ara fhe lar -h,-rrt 'yf
sSrf- Pahsiraiior
he Weekly Express
sabli-s,i every wednesday. as si :" Ier aaau'T.
afvsnrv.
a Ioosrr tirne han rad for.
zate. ss Advertising iu Weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
.sa,e. ss Advertising in weekly,

ss-rrere VII b 10 Deviation from h sfovr
stas.
sr-Afvcrti -emr1i- puhL,he-. In beth Day ard
xLfx vii b. charged th- fs1 Daiiv rsies With one
l.sif 4 the Weekly rates adde'i
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'K-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25


HELA'0L'S ridS, nrsr'Sh fETfA-
HIcIMto4I'- HtN'Ify ..r th- Bia.1s-.
HEIMBOID'> RiCul ior ths hhdsfy.
HELMBOiD'S EttHt ior The traec
EIMDolIs'S httff - fhs nrorss
HllAI0lIp bttut ior NeTsou-i.e>-.
HFINBoIlf< III CHr fcr fn.- u Meudrt
HELNBOlI's hCSHU fer p.nae-s q s..losi.
HrINTOlI'> RICHT for ihfsc1li nf-s.slr-
HFTABoLDs BrcHC for weSk Servet
HRLSB0ID'S httHC fof General ls.lis
HrfNHOin'S RTCIIC for Cuis.rs.l H. IT,
HELNBoLB'> Bt-CHT for ftorTer e ia-s~.-z
HEINRollf> BlGnU ior Night Sses-s
HsIsBoID's BJCHu To- wates-ln-s.s
HEtAChoI1rS Rr,HJ ior lfsnefS q - -sis.
HEINBOIn-S rltHt f,sr lr1Qlar.s
HKf.aB0IBs BUCHtfoF Psia IN ihA hsft
HEIMBOips nJ,HJ feg EesyiaeS- .. tbs h, s-s.>
~i'h 1ernpcrarv Saeasiof aad lsyss Il Sigh
HFI .MBogll's BNCHt loT Mobility azd Rs-.iee-rs-s
IS ith weIi of Attention aud h0Fror cl S..-leil
HKg.ARoi D'S RUCHU for ohstrucsio1s
HFINBOfD'S BUCHU for fAee>-cs A. ~ s-ov, ~
discretion. and az Diseases =
ALE---ff@AL
FExAIE>-rEAALEs-FK -FKHAI1<
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED OK COS
TEMfl.ATlNe. AAki8A"i..
THEY skF a. ~0 ,VAn-
HJNBoipfS iNfRACI RyCEU d.
l. r4E WAY RFST RFNfnr ~ TliR WORLD
80 I'm I.sreta Iga,lrs ~ t..s p.,,r - ir sl,
nFcIINF oR lEF4NGp oPffi.F
~ y svIn&S ABoNl
Take ~ more rs'-ssa. Ne-eur.. = t-r.-~-..-t
k,d.ene ~ a3.lsa-sat So pansrro,- Ia-.see-.
HfiunoIlrs rNrRtcT BrcHr otRFs
>EswET DssEA>Es
isei@ :, 70 Il .trs sfpsr " iss.u~ess4s...
AND NJ EAPosrRT
t. HFfNBoID's ENTRAcr BtCHv f. Psce~-
- sri,lnx from halits intllge1 r.
~ 40. >e aNooLp
Aua fsr ai-es.e. .r,,ias ron s~l'ss - s-.psasa
II removes al inyfc7er ci-5hssk,. AID psll resare
,hs rssirns n .h~st shse a -s-ss = he-ih ar-
r. urisBol.D's EXTRACT EUCHv for d.s,s-.-
ssa se-etor- 81 ti.~ sle-f ti-t4 es.srr ~hsrsef.r
- HELMBoID's KnTRAtT sts'Ht - a. 49,
toaa a. si-eases a he
r"'sa"s ""c.ss.
vA-.her existing in
nalscs ssrsas.
rresu -a.lss.r e.u.s s-ivis.s,g -. :. a.s'.s q
"o" L"Ne STANDING.
An, u. sssse a-es-,. .ss .,rur..sas s>s.,. - n.
s.la- treatment snd asy of'xfn~ie fros~ ~ .aa..
RAD RAD READi
HTikDciife u IL q taisA21 pse~s~l's n ia-ss
.od s-iar bus 10, a5esil - - - Aetisc
Tsgsetails srgsas, sisrr 49, =. Aiseru'-s - t's
civ Il rnl sdalpll4. X hrLMQin. Cbeal.sL -As
A.snz doiy sscrn. dee~ ~ hat - 7-~rsrsftos
tslns usrcci-, r~renry = iassen. trsg,, as 2.
1 purely vcsef-oe hLlNi-'l -
e---- and .nt--r-fitt t%f,~e ~ - - lsy q
vo-~rsss~ ixsf ws H!fSAEp ti-erunAr
rri-e al % I'D. er - iof g. a,llv~r.- a. ~,
attra-
T~s-,are-l = u y. HEtsfffn.
f>a.-4fa4 A. Aaslyf.cal CL<-i-
los seutA Tposr -. s<fssl Che.snus f1re
uvW aRE OB CoseTERFTyTS
AND UNPRISClf7lED DhkiNEs
wa enSessrs - dsspces 90 rExn o~s' sc3 "e~s-
!, ~" As--rr sr< M h1.rsTf--o> srrsrrzr
!. Beluakolt-s tieerlee r~~rsrsffor
~
sArssfs.-tils
haF-ose,: Ra-- -
4 ~. BauR a CO.
& Apt al frszEEt~ls e-<-y prheros
ASK FOR HElNBoib'S TAXI No oTHKR
Css en- De Advertisement s1t ssn1 for IL
AyD kvom nrosfffes ASb ExyOsUhy
uStwxn
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4 DMINIsTRATIoN Notice j.

F|sft t|f%I TT - -.FVtft+ y
u heYcty etvsn. that lsfs.-l ~ aiIainlssr al,
~ a-n Frartff q - t-o1srs1 80. cf-s De
f.fs a andrc~ Niiki1s des~s-e1 fhe e-ists Il s-;.
rs-f a. - sIs-., Al. rrf- a. inletiel y he to
r.-t-.t ns-f c.srt o<tl--~-sr.
gsrDeslly reTae-tc. - zaake tra1fsfisse r-y1D-aI
sn.i ssvs c,efssel,.s fsrfl-f cs.s
d - GoFTk1z. ATM.
yu.y 4 lssl -1l>--es
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
LEGAL.

Annual Report of the Auditor of tsg.
County.
DEfOks 81 tas t'iiift- q ~. .rfty. .A1~ss-
III he sl,c-rf rccctv.- 49, ii-'ar@et - - 49,
oo1slaeicas -ss' -. A.. -. I'D ,aisz.- -.
1s~' 1 p l~fi. iis,.-.Ise.
RECEIPTS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

- r@rfr-'
p. ,A. I.olss eight. 81 al dt,rfipaui.. cen he
k.- as.sS fryrs rii a. 'pAis. Nss \ or. bstot ns
Rsitlsnore - ssir reiri ur The Eairhafs 81 one.
Kentarkv indians iii're.. Wisconsin le~s. of N.sE
sours b, failftsf ftrf9-
re Ps,uey h. sris l.ailelt sl-o roin ets -; i1iss-
hs-ef vifh ~ srrtYt fy uhrh Goods ssn h. i,r-
~fa,3ee 70 ~ rcst ontbe UAio. Nl.k.nFssa. Ken
tnrAr ferns<.se r1rihei iati. fiinoi-. Ai<s-sise,
Wg.llu.n. Nistruft Nsnsas. Arkansfs and hed hit.
.ss. and - (l-tefsrf SsI.ilsty sn3 fhiraE9 stlth
Seaus- - al pert fhe North ,ffsifrH 49,
se-chsrfs sna shippers en'frsf' 70 ifs.~psE,a-
ten a thsir fffigh, d fl' lqstl an rely tisI
c--ndrfsrr ~ ~ srtsty yuantii 80
rffIs i.tTFs ~ fal i8ifT ~ t.y point ic he
Nc ly lfaa.yll aaiA Rsllss-si are ss siisirs--
a. t.Fertti- ttsrret - cftsf Hslirss1 Ia
P's.'..s. -. -, 80
Etf nsu."
sSkI,i'kk. Ll...ei.s h.e -
hAf3EtN q TOW ff3>lfL = HtfitrH
lffcn %. Sc As.r Bee - - ! , q
Sflltsfs -. ttss 3 -
LfTAH a 90. u Nls'r 81. ii-.s
n Iot sos. tiensr.l - pbf serf Fhiia-
ESQsf LENlS. f.sssTal sap't. Aif.Ta. rrtit
T. n nptf-r. ero@fai t~.it as,n - s.sirhia-
8iwiT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
MILLINERY GOODS.

AND HARNESS MA
> ErT.s &C 81 wsE-s .a4 st~eAy srag,los r3~r
CtJNDicT, vcollkl 4 so-
n1aks ssreel Chicaza Uis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25

ASK FoR HEixBoib's TAXI No oTHKR
Css en- De .irsssrsnsni ~ ssn1 fr f.
asp AVON tnposfrses An ExJOsuks
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
REcEIr1.
DiSRt kSFNENf1

Thsrs b. tf~r oorntT orcer. srs~n ~ he f-!,.s
~ su.o1atr-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-25
he Weekly EXprc~s

sabli-h,d every Wednesday. tsi 81 Ier aHssrz
frsure.
Ss-Sa paper sent without the money, nor coutnn-
a Eonsrr tHae than paid for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31
The Abolition of Ssriage in Russia.

Sunday [Jau 18th wa a great day
in Russia |, was New Icar's Day in
that country, whe'e the old style still con.
tlnueS, winch occasions a difference Of
twelve dASs. Ga that uav, the law IMAM
C pa lag the ser;S went into ei. Ct. To-
day, 1t may be sad, in a general sense,
slavery, or that species Of 1t which has
been called -, t"ge, exists hot in Russia.
This Is certainiy the rena katie event OF
year 1851 thus lar
This m.asure began to be a. ;tatcd in
the autumn If 1857. For three years it
has en"rossed public attention in Russia.
amost TO the exclusion Ut everything
else. Nor need we wouder, for it is b,
far the most important step which the
government of the Empire has taken for
several centuries
In regard to the number Of serfs in
Russia, there seems to be great diversity
of statement. In an article in the West
minister Hert'w for October last. the mum.
Der is put down at -. 900 900. Some Of
our American papers place 1t at 20, ,Ooo,-
600 The "esfn,ins,er, however, only
speaks Of the scrss Of mobiles. it does not
give we believe, the number Of those
that belong to the Gar, or crown, as we
should say.
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no earthly power, shall compel me to do
it Never. sir, never.
Mr.. Crit,cnden now a>ksthc RcpuLli
can party, which embudles nlnutenths
Of the old W. igs in the North, to DO
what Mr. Clay >olemnly pledged himself
he never would do. and in respect to the
very territory i'll reference to which he
SO very eupha,icaiIy declared himself
Again, In his speech made IL the I,
s. Senate in 1882, Mr. Clay said:
II one. or several States being mi.
norlty. can, by meuancing dissolution
of the Union. succeed in forcing an aban
d"nment Of great measures. deemed cs
sentlaI . the interest aud prosperity Of
the whole, the Uuion from that moment
is practically gone. II may lin.cr OF.
in form and name, but its vital spirit has
fed forever"
Shall the warning voice Of Mr. Clay
be needed, or unhe,ded shall the evil he
proynosticated be brought upon the coun.
try? The answer is with the Rcpubli
csns.-Ddv Gazette. ssz ...- g
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The Voice Of Henry Clay.

1t would be we'll for those Republicans
who fav or Crittcudens Compromise to
ref esh their memories with the teach
ings Of Henry Cia'. Many of them
perhaps two-thirds Of the party. are men
who were the friends and followers of
Mr.. Cay aud were taught their political
creed in the Henry Clay school We
give two extracts from the speeches of
this eminent man that have Significance
now aud show where Mr.. Clay would be
found il living 10 these stormy times -
In his celebrated reply to the Hon. jeff.
Davis, when the latter proposed, during
the struggle over the compromise meas
ures of 1850, to make slavery the rule 10
all New Mexico and California, lying
south Of 36 deg. 30 min. Mr.. Clay asid
"Neyer, sir, never |. is ny ieliber.
ate determination, and | care not who
knows it, never to contribute by any vot
or act of mine, to fasten slavery upon an.
other foos of free terriiory.. No. power,
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DECEPTION.

From the Vermont Journal.
From the primitive days Of Adam and Eve,
And >atan's successful attempt to deceive
Our first Parents. and make them believe
That evil was good,
1frightly understood,
In village and h,mlet in city and town.
From the beggar in rags, to the king on the
throne,
Deception has reigned
Ovcr men unrestrained:-
And its author will still continue his sway
Till the dawn of that bright illennial day,
When war shall cease
And the nations in peace
Shall hail the release .-
OF Truth, from its thraldom to Error and wrong.
And the binding Of Satan go firm and 50 stron &.
That never again
Will he walk among men.
But shall dwell in a cave, dark. dreary aud wild,
Where hope ne2er entered, and peace never
.us smiled.
The vices, beheld in deceptons false glass;
Reveal but the features OF virtues fair face,
And allure the young.
With their fatterng tongne,
On step. after STEP. in destrucion's broad road.
Till they sunk meath the weight Of sins heavy
load.
% Then let us with care,
Early esrn TO beware
or deceit's fatal snare,
Which for us he has so temptingly spread.
And all OF its meshes 50 warily laid,
But few would believe
That ought could dereiva.
Beneath an exterior SO fauitlesS and fair,
Tina. nothing Of wrong should be !ingerin I
there ASAD.
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SAC RED
TO THE
MEMORY OF
CAPTAIN EDW ARD ONETL :;
AND HIS
DEAR WIFE. CLARA.

Sweet aud simple memrnto. may they
sleep tranquility. The sof, southern wind
Slgttin. with a muurutui caieuce through
the WI Icw~ aud tall grass is u tit requiem.
Clara died Of consumption u short
time after her arrival in France, despite
the tender care Of her hu>band, aud the
rxertion> of skilIf.'l phy.ians \ short
tine after her death, Capt o. uniuten-
tiunaly insulted Erench officer, wnlch
led to challen@e-they met aud fought
with small swords. The combat was des
pcrate aud prolonged for they were both
splendid swDrd>msn. ouril at length
stretched his antag mist llfc'e>> at his
feet, aud he WIS b,rne t. his residence
mor,aily wounded. Previous to his
death. he gave directions to br buried
With his wife. IN the nlanntr stated above.
Having no heirs of his own, he willie
bis .nnrn>e II d vau,bIe state to his
wlfc's sou, John n Fen71ck
Our young friend Is now in Frnwck
Hall, (a> 'he following letter sent to Us
will testify, living in ease aud atfiurncc,
receiving all the care aud Kindness law
'shcd Oh him by now at, ctorate faith
= * "So you may imagine my
feelings at present
+" 10 those persons in Clinton, who
doubted my statement, and ridiculed me,
l have no uukind feelings. | entertain
toward the people Of Clinton lively fee
lOg of gratitude fnr their many kindness.
ess and favors To Robert Lewis, Esq
| desire you to return nv most sincere
thanks TIL him still have the boots
he presented me, which together with
he geld pen from Chahy Denne't |
shall keep in remembrance Of them, and
ny once i.umble condition IN life.
My best regards TO my ever good
friend. Mr.. Stansbury, to whom l send
in Your package breast pin ny love
10 Mrs. G. and the children.
have many times, since left your roof,
thought Of them. aud l"nsed to see them.
The package send to you,
| hope will entirely clear you from debt,
and make YOU indrpend mt in life.
Tell Al Blacktord will send him a
splendid M,nton fowling piece, by the
next steamer lie has my likeness
which wouId be glad to have left with
Miss Julia G..
Yours, as ever,
=" JoHN North FENwICK. Bart"
Reader, We have dune. Is not truth
stranger than fiction =
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Cant. Ne(.OW-aPl.

The New York Times severely critici-
ses the conduuct OF Capt Mctiowan in
the affair Of the Star of tie Wea That
journal says that his orders were, if tired
upon, to hoist the flag of the United
States and also a Reuenu- F"g, which
latter would have informed Major Ander.
son that the vessel was under government
orders, al claimed the protection Of Fort
Sumter He also had orders to beach
the vessel, If necessary, as near to the
f,rt rs possible, launch the boats, allow
the soldiers show themselves aud make
bold push for the fort, under such pro-
lection as the guns Of Major Anderson
were ahle to cz end. The Times insists
that had Capt, McGowar not lost his
presence Of mind at the critical moment,
and thereby forgot his orders, Major An.
derson would now have under his com.
mand two hundred additiona: men and
all the supplies needed for standing .
protracted siege
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The Forts in Possession Of the Rebels.

The forts known to be alre dy in the
possession Of the secessionlsts are Fort
Pulaski, Savananah, loo guns, cos, $685.
500; Fort jackson. IA gus, Sl25. 900;
Forts Moutrie and Piuckney at Charles
ton. - guns, sll9.llO; Forts Macon
and Casw"ll, North Carolina, the first 81
guns, s46O, 900, the other 81 guns,
s57 ,22l Fort Morgan, Mobile, l32
guns, sl.2l2, 556; Fort Game, Mobile,
81 guns, $50. 600; Fort St Philip, Lou.
isiana. IA guns, s203,734 Fort Jack
son, 100 guns, sol7, Cos; Fort Pike,
10 guns, SIT, ,OUl. The whole number
Of guns, $50; cost of forts and repairs
S4.925 Os9' cost Of armament .S777,.
2SS; total So, ,7O2 ,337.