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, 1861-07-09

For ecme time past, sums Of money hare
bten lost in their passage through the mall
betWeen. Chicago, Peoria, Lewlstoxn and
other points eontb, and in spite or confined
efforts to discover the thief, until now, they
have proved Intellectual. Mr. S,o.n, the newly
appointed ard indetatigablc post Office agent,
at last took the matter In hand, and laid his
plans fer the detection Of the offender, which
eTeLtnaliy proved successful On Wednesday
last, ME. Wnkineon, the Postmaster at Farm
irgtcu, ckanced to be in Elmwood, when he
Il armed that the suspiciona excited we're d.
retted at the office In the latter town, and
communicated the facts to Hon. George G.
Bestcr. Postmaster OF this city. In company
With officer Grouse, Mr. Bsstor went to Elm
wood on the afternoon Of the Sd, and that
evening they succeeded in ar7estfng clerk in
the Elmwood Postofl1ce, named Albert Clarz,
around him, finally confessed his guilt. C1ark
vas clerk in the PostcfEee nndeS It's former
administration, md remained in the ofire af.
ter the appointment Of the present incumbent.
Mr, Bowers. Clask was examined Yesterday
afternoon. before George g. RlakeieY, ESQ,
United States Commissioner and held to bail
in the sum Of two thousand dollars. In de-
fou!t OF obtaining it he was committed to jill.
Officer Grouse Will probably start for Chicago
with him to-day or Monday
From the Muscattne journal, 8th1
Z, glskss.y williams, !zteIy clerk il the
Fostof1ce, IN this e!ty. Nss :Iressed yestsrt7y
or complaint Of United Htates Mail Agent
G1IEnelf, On charge Of parioininE nd secret.
frg nonsy sud 7aIuables at Va-;ons times
frcm the mail. Hla exsm;nz!io1 Ii sat ;.
eight o'clecE thS5 rcosEire. hc(ofs Justice
Nn-htrrn
, 1861-07-09

The election Of delegate to Congress from
Washington Territory occurred last month; !;
but our adviees are no later than the nomina-
fion Of candidates, who were: Col. Wallace,
Republican s. Garfield, Democrat; and Judge
Lander, Independent. "Two eyed" Stevens,
as they call the Brccktn1idge e1delegate, was
laid out cold in the nominating convention,
, 1861-07-09
4 Lamenta.1on from REchmend.

We have been reading very curious article
in the Richmond KxdminsT, one Of the most
Eager, clustering, and imprac.lcab1e OF the
fire-eatlDg newspapers. It complains sadly Of
the military lassttnde exhibited by the officers
Of the Southern army. It thinksthe delay has
has lost to the sontherness "their hardy. in-
dependant, self-relfant habits" and has ems
bled the North to discipline their stfactorv
la5ds' into good so1di rs.
lhe Examiner also favors ne with few re-
marks upon the spirit of the respective sol.
atmles a are cenposed Their soldiers are
mostly nen Of property" "the gufferings in
Iank are a1mest equal to their BuHerings in
patue, and they are 'timpatient for battle, be-
cause they know tits Inevitable" We should
!uose, 70 read some Of Mr.. E,1Ese1l's dtscrip-
tefngs u faro bank, and any anxiety for bat
Iie might yery easily he grat;tled st Arlington
Hs'gh'a o. Cairo. The most gratifying admia-
sion Ehe EIdsnineT makes Is that the Federal
nosedImsnt ; + is conquering Virginia .sinch by
.ne1 ~ 10 higher compliment could be paid
70 General Scott, and the admirable manner In
"Men he has been managing the campaign.
1ae Examiner thinks the insurgent armies
EaEe managed to retreat admirably, for neith-
tf Aeaophon nor Moreau lost 80 foW men !"
bat1t asks "Wil retIeatiug weary out and
esshqaerthe enemys The E1an,iatr does no.
49, :, VIZ Ii 1atnef aPIto LII the psiunA-
eiou; patriots will only be embotdened By the
1ebel5' timidity, and that their 4appet1te for
plunder EIl i1crease' The Examiner Is in
patient for battle-and in battle 1t hopes to
ebo e!i the Southern woes. "DLr soldiers
tsn cannot defeat tie emmy TIL the. officers lead
lnem 70 battle" an axiom which depends for
its truth upon which Of tho combatants hare
me oIasest men, the sharpeet boyonets, the
su1eet l1fIes, and tie heayieet artillery. Per
maps tne battle will come sooner than the reb
eis expect, and with ali deterence to General
scott the sooner the better, for, as this Rich
Is begun the sooner It win be ended.-PaAa.
, 1861-07-09
& a UTL q M.

Is Certain cc7r:ncip'ed PERSONS szo attcs.peur tn
ra;n OF cn TIE unsuapect1ng public tsna ID n1~
rEEoA8ED GLUE, would cauuoa III n,r7or. tos<
a1ise before purchasing ana see saas TIA nm naae
u-sP4LDMas PREPARED oLuR ~
Oh nc ccts!ac wrapper; Ill a.aers sre xs:sduas
C4.--sGft.t1. Wiz
, 1861-07-09

GFron the Examiner. Norfolk, Val
eerha1c Pulls accomplish the object tor which taex
were made Tk:-CuEa Of Headache In al It's foraa
, 1861-07-09


The battle commenced mile hey end Falling
Waters, at O'Clock this morning. The COM
meDeement was Sudden aud without previous
knowledge th2t it Was ct hand.
Co3. Pe1kl0s had rode out some distance in
front OF his battery, and, upon turning bend
Ct the read, suddenly found himself face
to face with two strange officer rs. mount.
ed. TheJ made tie militafy salute, and shook
hands cordially with the Colonel, askinr him
That Company he belonged to? He aus sEerei.
COMPANY g. dust then one Of the officers es.
p1ed the battery coming round the bend, and
exc1almipg, "Artille1y, by GGd!'' both put
sFufn TO their horses and left. Col. Perkins
shouted, Now, boys, we've rot 'em I" and In
less than minute the battery opened hot and
heavy. right aud left of the road, The Wis
coEsin regiment was supporting the battery
on the lett cf the road, and the Pennsylysnis
Eleventh en- the right. These immediatelT
came mp in position and poured in one Yolle7
before tie enemy bad time to form, and. in
fset, they never did get formed. but fought
gueri!a fashion during the whole action.
This Was probably done to cover the r5treat
Of the roain body Of their forces. Just In the
middle Of the fight, the Twenty.thIrd Regf-
ne1t cane up as coal as 90 many cpcumbefs,
and pitched into the ehase, f1srkinx out cor
siderable. distance to The left, and Toutinf the
rebels frem all their places OF eoncoalment.
McMnEth's nen lAy a1org the road nesr TIL,
battery sad in the woods, fighting Indian fa0t-
lon. EVtEy man Vs6 cool md dsl .rate, au 1
theA ssot6 teld with fearful e1Lct, Ths cay
, 1861-07-09

.-...- TPsILAArt, Mich, JaoNary IT'D. lsA
HN- 8PALpIS0,
SiR[Nos long rtace aent to you fer b,1 OF Cep
1aHG f1s LOT the cure OF the Nervous Headache and
ScenFentsa ahd received tie SAINT. aud T1aF HAD 80
Cooo N xFFKCF THAT WAS INDUCED 30 SEND Fox
A0AE: Please seaa By return mali -
Direct - A L. THEELEE.
fpalAnu. 1leh-
, 1861-07-09

tFrom the Democrat St Cloud Mtna1
1fyou are or nsve been troubled with the fead,chs
tLcE in case u attlcL
, 1861-07-09
As these Testimonials were unsolicited BY Mr.
sPALD1Ne, they afford uoquestionabls
proot Of the efficacy Of this truly
scientific discovery

-, AasoSyuLE, Co.n. Feb. 5t7, :5u
siK:-I have tried your Cephalic Pills and LIKE
THEN SO WE'LL that want yon send me t7o doliars
worth nstre. ~
Part Of these arr for the nclchbcrs to whom ycvs
few out 81 the list hog 1 got from you
Send the Pills BY mall, and ohlIse
Tour coatii"nt scrv1nt
, 1861-07-09

(FrcIa the Advertiser. Providence r.
The Crnhsllc Pills are raid to be rv,cars ,hty en.r
tys remedy for the headache and ore Of lie very
been disc -Sered ~ A1 ''ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADEM !
EVER WORN BY
KINGS OR EMPERORS.



yu,ur ar,,sl. that viii naturally restore the soos Of
i the hair. tths changing Of which 70 gay eeins
an indication nf Ack a proper ecretiohsl = Truly
vSu,hle medicine. proi wcoi's Hair 1onic "a tbs
oulv IL remedy for haituess. dfsness, premature
change II cciof snd fhe several siheurcs o' hfh
Of secfvtinns at tlr rooS oi iAe haf, Nei,h can e
found QaArk preparations ahonti am eaf ,on'
Ic.'' az every corner glccery "a see epl' ~.
.vcnd All hair touice' unless the knc"n pfenh.
ou a .ene man whose celebrity has became world
vids 10 not let any nostrum vendef eNpcfiment up
on your hair Touch nothing yon have not good fei-
son 10 believe Is all that q proposes % be- ife'efof
Wof has earned by years of severe test q thc VI
me- n M. prerafation his present fame. Over iso
,s.,seea,.s are before "a of the value q this II ar
Rr.tofstvr, Notn parties who have if'"d H. head
The following: I've 49,
mn woon-us,s sIaf Permit uae 10 eNpre-s 20
xo the obligations am unasr for the entire resifIa-
a.n az nv hair 20 IL oh gnai color. Abonf Tue he
nj nv arivnl iu the Unse States " vas rapidly he
coming gray. but, upop the application q your II
Rs~toratlre II Hoon received itt original hue 60
slider your Restorative a. very woodeTial inNenueo,
ouiis snicacicus ~ well a. AT 'eetlN
II an, dear ~, yonr's truly,
r THAIREkG,"
REV. c. W. prTfrR. fSDiASAroIls. fSp. sss,
he wcre w,s f-~ .rSeral wears, but by Tho u-s q
wood,. Ilasr restorative be nc's has hns bead O
hasr. -. 49,. -.
| G, iculs AMI "a. Broadway New York. And sold ,
xil prnggs,s and Patent NedIeine p~tists also. hy
panc, and Tog,es ticas pcalers IN the tnased stat
and Canada.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
n y q T n a . T

OF A< FIFTEENTH sEx1-ArsCAL STA rE-
xE.yT ~ AZ e,.dlftsz er tis Eok5 NO
RIrIX CONL,yr 81 ti< 0xy II No F,~f.
: - sAS 40 day % ss>ssry. isef-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia


Espse.- and Fas, IAnss ran through % rhIladel-
pha wiihout change cf csrs OF Conductors
smoking Gers are sttaehcd 30 each Train; Wool
raf' Slespins Cara Express and last lralns Iee
Expresa r1hF rafy, Nat and Fast Lines Sundaysex
cepied. Three Daily Labs ca@sf ditecs iot Ssw
York Express ani fa~t l-ne connect TOT hAluuioss
81. Dsily nsin. between Phss@.Irhis and New
York Two DAILY Trains est~esn New York and Boz
ton Through 1ickess. laii RAIL- arc gooi on either
q > above Trains. and transfers through View fofk
boat ucKErs. 10 Bo-son. are god va Norwich.
/ rall diver OF soningten Lines
TICKETS EAfTTA Nd ss Be ssss:neas Of
n any of The Re <ular Line cf Stan sr, on The
lssissippi or Ohio Rivers r8l4I
RARE ALWAYS As LOW AND TINE
) As QUICK As BY ANY OTHER
Il POUTE. Ask FOR TICKETS VIA
PITTSBURGH
rhs csrnpioton of TIE veelssn cs~loeeucns a the
Pennsylvania Railroad nskr- THE the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND GREAT WEST.
rbe coas~eslas Tracks sy the R4firOAi rE,ass =,
rssssursh s-cdtns al y aysss g ''r.sss
rsstly appreciated BY shippers q Freight AMI The
For Freight CouirAcs c- shipping nrec'ions' spply
% es address either = ihe 'olI~~sng Assufs q The
70 A STEW ART, Pituburgb,
nS rfERCf CO. Ianerrtiia. o.
II 4 J soHSscN fxlplsy, o.
A McSEElY .Ns~svfiie. XVI
oRvSY 4 Coe.ra rortsmooth. o.
rADfscCKt& Co 1.Ss-sonvirs. fut.i
" HFtOw~ a Co. CDrtnnsu. o.
ATHFR q HfrBERT, Cincinnati, o.
C. MTinRUM, Msdsr, Infs
tosEpH 6 AooRsk. loui<-,i,~ xs
3 al 0Trryf Co, Evansviile, lad
W. GRAHAy &oe .<oce- niss
tF SASS. ST Louis, Me-
1oU~ n HARRIS. Nashville. T~urs
HARRIS \ HUNT, Aerupirs. Eeunss a a
CLARKE A. co. (bicaEo, ulsf
WI n KO0STz. A'fco. NE,
. 70 FrstsAt AxsDss q RziiEc<as - dcsfs-@< t--st
IN The we>t
THE GREATEST FACILITIES OF.
TERED FOR THE PROTECTION Az
a SPEEDY TRANSFORMATION ol
LIVE ESIoC&-A---
a. eoca Aseo.runcss s-s ~ffs b<-s' privileges e
v-~-cas travelling N ehsrss tAsreof.
'aeA rRErGHTs
q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
A NEW ARTICLE
.Rohack,s stomach B.tters

Roback's stomach q tiers! !
A new and delightful Sfomachic ana NofuAs tH
4sing tone 10 the sion sch aud iof c prevention u
oglou. compliance. incident the Western ss'uatfy
Try B.
Asa u.orfdag drink 70 as.lst disesuaa and relieve
Dyspepsia. Il has no squsi. Try "
IN 4st1r a = s4f<rlHr 20 az other Wtters Try a.
ufofbfty ~ ~ Ko5aek. originated ~ith one 81 the
" ~, and me-, eminent Medical rfacutonsrs Of thu
wesl and Ia is directly predioatci uf"u the wants oi
weArrn people
riese at,ers derive their stimulus from the power
i tnic rs,ar, 81 the and herhs 81 which tbey
.rs eo.npo-.d. and they srv- Nv ahayfns uuns'
aral craving, q the stomach, dlrccsly pfo'nouvs@
rEMPERA>CE.
he tfe.snt proprietor believes that N nirs'ls hezn
sideiy xsown ihe pal welfare 10 snfssrsed
n..ili soon bc for sss .. al Of pf. schsehs nu'
m .rtus Avrsf. and at iIotri-. Ae the country o"e'
n he M saniinle orders wiil be hnct difect hcm
cindnnau IA aIy qusniiy, aud a. The lowest rate. =
a = png up la Quart Bo,ilss. Ant securely packed 70
oie os casss. Half doE- sample 'ses viii, however
he u seked and stnt % any addf'ss, hdrsir~d
R itaiI Price. 81 per bottle, ar six
for g..
Pflncipsl oeics and salesroon. Soe kast F0urtl
ssret 81 hultlng from Main Street. Cincinnati
ohik Laboratory. 40 - Hammond strc-t-
For sale in Nixo Co1siy ~
Pm poSSEtIy, TrTre hsu'e
| J.R CUNNINGHAM.
wM l. SHrEY. New Goshen.
Pf.TsR nvsKIkK, Cenusyalls.
1 And by nru yyisis and Merchants gen~f All.
1 % ouxbout The rnted states and cEnadss
ati ~ ......
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

Cs-h. Baisoc> IN Bsnk, A~m %
Bonds and Mortgages lbe.ns erst iirr rl
Real Estate worth ~ Leaf a.. 80, 200 frsye1 %
Iolns % etccks. payable cn ds-.nt.
lnnks< ~sine 81 securities fis' 81 50 it+sco 90
Rank stcca. lrrarkes vaipsl Ts-s7s %
Uusted states Treasury Sot~~. tra@rs~ "a
loJfC .
nrooslvu Ctr Water Bc,ds. 1880 %
i~orth Caroiins State Bcuts lmsrket -sif 80 90
Ni-s~-ri STATE Boncr (nzrset vslus). tooo 81
Real Estate, xe. Wall s<r~<s. es@ ~.
fussrr~s due "a ig jsro&rr, iSl. t1
~hsch e,1 80 - b.s ssocs e~>n rcd. T.'o3 ~
p~l.cc> N hsD,s - Assrts sDt In ccnr>>
q uaasnisxor from AEsnts, CO lu
s. I.nn.ry l< ~hsre fli- - u bee eos
f->~u r~c~s~><l. 5..- eo,S1 10
Bris R~csi~.el> ffz frsrnisus - h
osss, rrorsrsv. Sn.o<,.s~oas s,<ra. ssco %
Prr-r<usn. due sn< un-ofs~r-<t rr f~L
rars ,ssp<t s o<Ds, 5.io u
r-.-i sl.<se. ses -
cHARf.EsJ J. MAXIM. rrrs,<yr.
Az wrrxxAE-H. W. P~<-uxyr.
J. xuTcS s>rrH. sru.zsAsv
yoHy N~sEE lsrspr
]
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
The Weekly Express

as-fb.r~ viii be no sewsiicn frvm The above
ar Advertisements Published IN both pA( $40 $40
weetlv ell - charged The NIL Daily rates WIN e"s
Half 4 u,e we~tly rates sdasd
CHARLES cRuFT. Paoh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

t.ssi Advertisements eos coats p<r rqsAre e~sa
sa,.sl.e.osy srrsszenru,s made ~itA the.e ~ne
.fsa 70 advertise oy ths ysa, .ss - s
.ril te eonfnsd stTictly " thelf res'A@ De@s'~'
Asver.i.er.enss Ia DE s2-sA rotiee eei'.iah ~
b ehsrzs- t~o prscss- a.. ,..,a.
s.sa~.s .ssee. on rh.shed lr the Local columns. Ct
o., ilp~. or unier VII Be charged fos esh inserton
III. II o-,r t<n lines, ten c~nts pes llrs. -,
Atvertissnents sons " =. no spseloso .n'' VIA
- inserted three u.ooshs. ulless orusfea oo% -.
Any alteration OF a Standing edTorussaiens -.
sncen, 70 a renewal of ths sane. unless oto''"aTr
sx-~>6 apor by contr sct-
Announcing candidates fos et.oe q every -
tn wt DO charged % 90 for sars nsDr ~ ne
a. - 90 to the bsly ard Weekly, e-,osf ~ eo-
scrcs.
10 Grstui.ocs Advertisements -hAteTef. - !.
CHARGES viii be made for Inserting ias sotees "
ali Crd~rr socsetis.. o. kssoeiaucns a. fosic~si
Per esrk noslce uos exceeding llnss > cents ior
e>rh insertion. over eight tines a. tnis ra.e-
Announ<ing dssths vita funeral Dotee @esesfN'
a.. without noto<, fos. -.
Notices Of Festivals. Penes and kteuEs.ors go
~ oy individuals o. ss>octsuon-. y " e-e'
isssi ..tasDss 70 --rted Al the expense o.
At,orrey. os1sring sDs payment oot 70 DC ee.as =,
for The loyal proceeings, bus eoiseta2se a. -
.ins lab,lshsr not aeecantabs ioF toe Arenfs sef y
sr-I adysrt8ssr<Lt4 bss1s4 The amount charged oi
ts-ir psb1cstioo-
The Weekly Express,
Il Published e-sry Wednesday. stsi. .Sepss sanuIn
ss-ys pspsr cent without The ncD~y. por osu'ian'
q = lons~r tams than PAD fe<.
Rmse. OF Advertising An weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
TIP GREATEST FACILITIES OF
TERED FOR THE PRoTEcTIos ASD
spETpY TRANSFORMATIONS OF
,us God Aseo.run1sss-s I'D t-1.' p-s-tissvs fc-
ps~-ca. travelling N charge tAsreof
'Ae@ TRErotTs

t. t,..s F<-uts rrci<kts q al c~~st7tis-s e>n b
x-@ .r5~x fro.r Fhll phiz, Se- rcrk. Besfrr q
e.,,i..r<r. % az rani % he Rslirveds q Qeso.
E---naS ', fzaiaas hDsass, weorrsr. ie~s, - xis-
.---rl ~ n.flfcsd eirert
Tes r-1rsyl-aris Eslirs<f si-o e0ree~s q fss-
A-- n atk s<>srsv. y vhrt Cots 40 - -
- - 49, ~ % De ohfa ssssinguu, Ken
49, T.nz<.>--s curan<riz16. lii,cs. ,l.x-sk,7T.
wl-,-~-ss- ~-~~rr-. xsrszr, trfsrrm ~. VIC ns.
-. - - Ci~-eisrsf. sec11<ty 80 Cnscaso ~7th
<s.-,--. - AT rcrss :. sse sersh ws-t<-n Lake-
Nsrchan-s snt shiF7e-s en,srs,lns tas - -
r--<t8~-c~ - So sp-<ty = e1slt q. -.
MP RaTvS oh rREI9Hr - ssF ro-nt r -
~ - - N -,Ixfrkrss R.flrcsf srf 81 AZ urD>s
- fss ssis a. srs cksrgct - esh>r H.lrcsd c'c''
s~rsr-.-.l.r - r~h r-~s.s~- sv-a rs-vT1~asri
Rs1saxn"
y y xxrfpER- fessAa<,fh.A
rAcrkW 4 CooSs. - rorth -. e-rfr9s
LrEcn q GO. Ne 49, H71s>> = - r''%
wIlllssr 8, Ssw YEA
a II HorSToy, e>n<rA frsashs As.1s fsSs
E1P Pis. III sssl s.sss s' ssRs -; 40. S'sissl,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

CHARLES O1rTT, Agent.
Me rD0Nx now,
u1n1B uup sxzA "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

Per Nn~srs. rrhue sp<skers and snssrs- the
rABxIs are iDii<pssssls ~ clearing and s1sng'A-
rxsrx he -c.cs. re-nc-fzx hc>rsns>s. he
me ssss ~ u ~1fct hey srs tsks1-sefns early
rsrrss1 n ths pc<sss. F~frrsos % r~epsrseor al
wxr rfy tcr zee o. az cvs2nns pot Esns e
<nsr-- Ia AZ. clirr.fs -onfstcfar nothing lt1rinns
- he -or4 8xlsc<<> eu-sdt1icn sb>ci6 - SO, 30
rVsUnnsu4seoc - III - ysvv tceF fSr tyttf
= - ~ ssA rs ans - n nuepHz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
~ EDicAL.

HELMBoLDS GENUINE PREPA-
III TION.
HgLARDfD'S BrCIIr for the Blsdtz.
HELNBOLD's BUcaU fe< shs aansys-
HRLNBOLD's BCCHU for Tie Crave
HELNBOLDs BucHU for the Dropsy.
HELgBoLDs BUcHu fsr Nervousness.
HEIaBOlDS RlcHU for Loss u Memory.
HEI9BoiDs BucHU co. DmDsss q vissea.
HEIyBOI-D'S BUCHU for Dllcuit hrsatAins.
HELNBOIB'S BycHC for Weak Nerves
.IF.MB0iiD's BICilU far 6enefai Debility.
nELxBOLDs bJcnr Cor Cnivessal La-sitois.
HEINBOID'S BUChC tor Horr0f of Dise.ss
HEfNBOI.D's BUCHu ios Night SSestS-
HELNBOt.D'S BUCHU fof wakefune~-.
HFLNBoLDs BUcHU Coz Dvyns~s sf tbe ska
HRLMBOI.D'S BUCHC for Erupcous
HFINBOiD's DrCHe for Pain In the Bark.
HELNB0I.D'S BUcHU fof liesviness u the EyesiAS.
With Temporary Safnslon and Lo-s 81 s. <ht.
HBIMBOf.D's BCChU for Mobility as1 kssdes<na-..
With ~ADt II Auentloa znd Horror u S<c.esJ.
HEIaBOLD's BCcHU for Obstructions
HEi.xB0l.D's BUcHU for Eaoessos srtstag frrua n
diecresisi. and ali Dseases q
FExALEs-FEnALEs-FE
FEMALES-FEMAIES-FR
Old on YOUNG, sIN6LF, nARkiED. on coS--
TE2PiATING MARldAGE.
IAN" 80 ''O THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HuMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCBC
n TIE VERY BEST REMEDY n TIE WORLD
For az compainss iDeiesnt 70 the SCI, whether s-
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-06

TOWNSHIP EEEcTIoE.-The election for
officers of Emporia township. on Tuesday
last, the Cd inst. after very spirited can
yass, resulted as follows:
For Justice Of the Peaee-S. G. Britton,
81; o. Y. Hart. 65; Scattering. 1. Harris
majority. 4.
Township Irustee-E. Trask, 12; T. P.
Hall, "a; E. Borton, s5; Scattering. 1.
Borton's majority. 81.
Consta5Les Edwards, 1O1 G. B.
Cooper, 81; J. w. Thomas, 12; Joseph
Rickabaugb. So; E. Trask, IA; W. o. Fer
guson, 80. Edwards's majority, So; Fer
guson's, 1.
For Road Supervisors. the following gen.
tlemen were chosen 1st District. John
Fowler Cd, F. Scbmidling; Sd, H. PEN
rod 4th, Joseph Moon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-06

As this is the season of the year when worms
are most formidable among children. the proprie-
tors of M'LAne's Vermifuge, Fleming Bros. of
Pittsburgh. beg leave to call the attention of pa
rents to its virtues for the expeing of these an
noying and often fatal enemies of children It wa
invented by physician Of great experience in
Virginia, who, after having used it for several
years in his own practice, and found its success
universal, was induced at last to offer it to the
public cheap but certain and excellent medi-
cine. It has since become justly popular through
out the United States. the most efficient Vermi-
fuge ever known, and the demand has been stead
lily on the increase since its first introduction to
the public.
10 Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of PIrrs-
suRaH, Pa All other Vermifuges in comparison
are worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine tCitout
the signature Of Isl FLEMING BROS.