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BALrINoRK. July 5.-Letters received from
an agent of the associated press at Martins
burg, the last dated Saturday evening. states
that no movement has yet been made.
Skirmshing between Buckets is Of daily &C
currence.
Johnson's force Is estimated at 20 900
men and twenty-five pieces of cannon.
Gen. Patterson commanded in person at
the affair at Great Falls. Two District OF
Columbia volunteers were killed. The reb-
els suffered 10 a greater extent.
The Potomac separates the parties. but
the fight Il kept at intervals
MAJ. Taylor Of New Orleans arrived at
Arlington flights with a flag OF truce. having
dipatches for President Lincoln. His last
being from Manassas Junction
One of Kenley's police gave information
10 Gen. Banks which caused the arrest OF
Capt. Thomas. who took command of the
steamer ST. Nicholas when she was seized by
the pirates also several men concerned with
HIM.
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-" s~@Af ~N.F =
fIouR. State and Western rather more
steady with more doing in export. sales Of
$1,000 bbls at s3.65@3,75 for super State;
t494.2O for extra State; S3.6o43.l5 for
super western. 3.s094,30 tor common TO
medium extra western; 81 508s.70 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio. and
81. S5@S Sc for trade brands do.
CANADIAN FLoUR In better request and
common grades rather more steady. sales Of
800 bbls az S49ST for common 10 good.
WHisxr. sales of $50 bbls at l5c
WHKAT rules quite steady with fair i'm
spring at 709S0; $4,000 bush northw este TN
club at s0de2: $4,000 bush Racine spring at
90dsl 10000 bush Amber Iowa at 81 y q
81 IL 500 bush winter red western at 81 90
q Us. including small parcels at 81 10; c.
600 bush winter western at 81 l5Gs 20. and
$500 bush white Kentucky At 81 %
RRR more active, sales Of II 100 bush
western ut 4596s.
BARLEY and Barley Malt dull and nomin-
ally unchanged with fair business doing
CoRS both for export and home consump-
ton rules heavy and in favor Of the pur-
chaser, sales OF 90 900 bush at 81 (d4l for In
ferior 10 common new mixed western. and
42@4 IL for good and strictly prime do.
Oars selling slowly at 25(a29c for Jersey:
25o9 80 for western Canada and State.
PosK a shade frmer with moderate de-
mand. sales of 90 bbs az Sl4,75@Sl5 for
mess. Sl0dl0,25 for prime
BKrS continues stea but the market n.
ther qviet. sales of 100 bbls at SAGA, so for
prime Prime mess Ueef dull and unchsng.
ed. Beef hams continue quiet. sales OF IS
bbls western at lac
Ctr MEArs Ia better ia better request.
shoulders 444@5}% and hams 5x86x
sales OF 20 600 lbs OF hams at 6Il.
LARD rules quiet and dull: sales of 100
bbls at s@9c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

BuosaASsoS, July "a courier from
Weston reports that Col. Tyler ofthe seventh
Ohio Reg ment succeeded ia throwing one
company OF his regiment into Chenille last
night with provisions for the nine companies
Of the seventh and eighteenth Ohio regi
ments and WAS only awaiting the arrival Of
command.
Gen. Mcclellan lell Middle Fork Bridge.
where he cneampel last night. early this
morning. with the evidet design Of reaching
a point twenty miles east Of here. where the
rebels arc represented TO DO in large force.
and strongly cntrenched.
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" We are glad 70 ind by visit 10 sal.
lvsn county. that large portion Of the Cit
sens are loyal 20 the Government. and that
none ~iIl admit that they are secessioni-ts -
Yet -e heard many say they we're in favor Of
compromising even With JET DAVIS. Others
were anxious 70 COMPROMISE only ~hen the
rebels shall have laid down their arms
sh.ls there srs hundreds whose motto i
that noble aud patriotic one. no compromise
~ith trzitors.- Sullivan county NAV be re
deemed. Her people only want 70 he unde
c.ivei. and the sophisms Of demasogues
shown up IN their true light.
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Mr.. II. ". Pratt Who has ~on an extensive
lame foe his gcca taste and ability A. a caterer
70 ~eil regulated sFf~tite-. While chief Of the
ssls,ne 81 Bantin'- Hotel has taken entire
sontroi Of the Restaurant 81 Charley Kern.
and hs. ALREADY pat il IN order 10 open a wig
oroas ean?aign. \ peep into hi- Ice box
Yesterday assures us that no expense or pains
ill be spared 20 make his table The most es.
ceIlent in the land. Spring Chickens. Wood
oock.. Squirrels aud such like Those Who
a. love 70 eat gill take motto. da
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WH,sli>s. july 9-This afternoon John
\ Garlic Of Harrison county VAS unsnim.
oaslv elected United States Senator for the
long term. in the place Of r. NJ. Hunter, and
Waterman r Kelley Of MonongAlia county.
Tor tho place Of James NJ Mason. short term.
In addition 20 this. elections for various State
officers took place to-day.
The State Government is now under full
headw.v. aud it, recognition 10 gradually ex-
tending over all Western Virginia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

LovIsvfILE. july a recruiting Of
fee for the Southern C1nloieracy Is Just
opened here. letter in the Journal. from
Franklin. s-ys. Eight boxes OF merchandise.
one marked public arms for Camp Trous-
dale. Tenn. we're put OF here. and three
boxes Of muskets were on the train from
Bowling sreen % Clsrkssille
IL i reported that large quantities. Of good
are passing BY the turnpike FROM Bsardstown
10 Franklin. on the southern frontier OF Ken
lucky.
The surveyor Of this port = taking active
measures TO interrupts them.
The Courier publishes letter from james
Guthrie. President Of the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad. containing a letter from Gov.
Harris. Of Tennessee. saying that when the
President Of the road places permanently in
Tennessee fair proportion Of the rolling
stock Of the road. the running Of the road
not be obstructed Guthne replies he can
not consent TO the seizure and detentiOns OF
trains, and that the conjoini operation Of the
road by the directors and the Tennessee
authorities would result IN inseparable diff.
cglties.
GOV Harri-. on the 9th. Issued : pr0cla.
nation calling for three thousand troops FOR
the Confederate army. The Soufhcra pa
pers contain 10 news.
Considerable excitement existed here this
afternoon. from reports that the Home Guard
and State Guard q Bearlstown. bad BID a
rencounfer.
The story va that the surveyor Of Louis
vile had directed en- agent % stop AZ Boards
to~n certain Wagons Nth goods sn route ioE
the Louisville a Nashville road destined for
Tennessee that the agent being unable u
execute tie order. called on the Home
Guards for assistance. and that the batter
we're attacked by the State Guard causiag a
los Of several lives on each SIDE.
A passenger who zen Beirdsto~n sesera'
hour. after the reported collision reports that
the wagoners were advised that there would
be trouble went around Besrdsown on theft
wsy u the Railroad.
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fcsg Mo>sor. Jaly Con. fendergass
has gone Southwark Nth the Roanoke aud
Cumb<risnd.
The Daylight viii sail to-merros
The Roanoke will probably be the Gag
ship OF the West India eensdron.
The Quaker City vas ordered up 10 Ola
Point tbs morning 70 participate IN the con
tsmpls,ed attack on Se~ell's Point,
inclading frigzte and several gun boats
there ~ss in Hanptoa Roads this morning.
a force Of Two hundred gun. and thre, thou
sand Eve hundred men.
To d~s~rs~rs from the Confederate gun
boat Tes.er arrived here. They report
onlv tvo thousand TROOPS we're 10 Richmond.
add ssn~ nunh~rs posted AZ JsD<s River.
They slso ssy TIE situation II the rebels Is
desperate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

~ Prom the Indianapolis Jssrasi. Of
yesterday. ~e learn that Capt Fahsestock.
i.ss al the llth Regiment. intends raising
another regiment Of Zouave-. TO be fully
armed and equipped By the next call Of the
Government. The -hols regiment 70 nam
Der $50. % consist Of a company Of light ar
sillery and miners and sappers- ODE coma
~ n the regiment ~itl bs expressly for
,sisf>ys. uho oil take Nth them printing
press add type. and Oil have daily ISSUE
forwarded tAroaghos, the eouary from the
s~af OF var.
The intention . 10 place this regiment an
der the command Of MAJOR General Fremont.
-ho -il make clean beast down The Ms
sissipps saoeess 70 Col Fshne-sock snd
- company of priafsrs
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July 9-P. u.
FLouR rather more firmly held, and su-
pertine salesble at s.. 50@3 IS. but i0c high
er asked; good ex RI offered at 81. and low
grades at 50. Is. and prices are very rregu-
lar. aud uniform quotations cannot be gwen
yet the supply is light. but is in excess Of the
demand.
WHEAT held &c higher. but buyers not
willing TO pay advance so that prices are
nominal.
Com less frm at zoe. owing to an incrsa.-
ed supply.
Oars steacy ut 23c.
RrI dull and nominal at 43c, and BUYERS
not offering 40c at the close.
WHISKY steady at ll@l2c an advance was
asked in the morning. but not established.
There some demand for B aeon shoulders
At 4494x. and not easy 10 buy at these
rates. Nothing done la other articles.
GROCERIES, Coffee in active demand; sales
Of $50 bags at l4@l4H. an advance of Nc
SUGAR in bris demand. sales of 100 hhds
at 6@711a. refined 14c higher.
MoLAssEs steady at 29s3lc
EXCHANGE at &c premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

Cuiosso July 9.--Dispatches from Free
port add nothing in relation TO the damage
done by the tornado. 10 that Of the telegraph
last night The lo.- az Rockford - estims-
ted at $4,000 TO $4,000. Considerable
damage wac done 10 the growing crop in the
vicinity. grain Of al kinds beng leveled TO
the earth. AZ FAR a. heard from. there has
been no lives lost by Il
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f.sIsa MstrsS0 TIE member, oi the
Episcopal Congregation. including those he
longing 70 the Church. and also others feel
or themselves intesested IN the welfare Of
The Parish. are invited 70 attend business
meeting. TO be held al ~ stephen Church
on Monday. jul, 18th. 1851. at ; O'Clock.
p " By order Of ysssry.
PUTNAM BROWN. See'y
,si3,
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From Canada.

QUksfc. July Sit was exactly eight days
from the time the Liverpool Pilot lett the
Great Eastern till the Canada Pilot boarded
her. during which time she had only twenty
hours clear weather. She made Cape Race
in six days from Liverpool. She nearly ran
INTO the Arabia in fog. on the ID. and
would have done 40 if she had had a bow
spirit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
The Great English Remedy
SIR JANIS cLARgE's

SIR JANIS CiAkkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from, a preserlyfisa Of SIR J Clark.
" ID ,Paysic.an Extraordinary 10 ~, Qsoer
hi. invaluable medicine 10 unfailng IN the ear< -
all tbo@- painful and dangerous asse~. ~b,ci 80
female cOsstltu,on "a subject ID H.eierAies all er-
cesses and all osstrs~tisas. sud a sped,
cure us-y be relied 90.
To MARRIED LADIES
L. . particularly suited Il Will sn sisort uuss
bring ca The monthly rsriei viii regularity,
zach bottle. price dollar. hear tie 6o.s.s-
mens stamp = Great British. - psevssA ccuntsr
f~iu.
CAUTION.
7e-s PlS- should ~ 70 G4k<A Iy fssn,,ls- d1ssas
"a, FIRST THREE MONTHS 81 Is.s,sanct.o
ts~y 70 5rs~0 Nscarrsoes. But al ~.
e<s~r fssse fh<s ~. safe.
IL all eases q Nervous and spinal Assc lions, Pain
In tb- BACK snd Limbs. Fatigue On slight ss-rtios
Pagpitsuon q the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
thee Pills oil Affect cure when a.. oth~r mems
have fAiI~t. and although powerful reuss-sy. ID
not eoutsin iron. osiouaei, anunoay ~ anything
hurtfal 70 the eoasatutias.
Pull dfr-etious IN the pampaiss around ssrh psek
age. vtich should b carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for TN United State aud Canada.
JOB NosEs. CI.asei c. baldwin, Co.
Rechestsr, NY
xB.-el.co and postage stamps enclosed 70 an,
suthori1es agent ~iil insur. bottle. containing 50
r1Ii-. " return mail. sod ~ J. J. Cunningham
and ?. ". Dounsiiy. rsrre-Hsuss. aHd all good
Dugst-ss. Eny,Sa~u
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CIV. :. Hinkle. Of sullivan. has been
appointed Qu.rternastsr % one Of The regi
menus nov At indianapolis.
Mr. Hinkle + vel qualified Tor the posi-
zion He Democrat: !. thorough Union
s.n, and opposed 70 compromising With reb-
,ls 9th arms in their hands
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

- We are glad 10 learn by telegraph.
that Hon. Thomas A. Marshal Of Charleston.
illinois. has been appointed Colonel ola Reg
lnsnt Of Cavalry 10 be raised in Illinois
Col Marshall Is an accomplished gentleman
and viii make an excellent and gallant OH
ssr He : Of good Kentucky stock. improv
sdby prairie cultivation
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

* The Scott Guard" will meet al
their ArnOry tonight at O'Clock A fun
Attendance = desired. By order Of the Com
psny Jul, 10 AT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

ST. joHS.. y. b, July e-The Canada
from Liverpool 2ath. via Queenstovn 3oth.
passed Cape Rrace a,s p. N. On Monday
the News Yacht tried 20 board her, bat could
not make her hear or see. owing to the dense
fog.
The C'nsds will ts due at Halifss Wed
nesday night
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

~ Our good oil Democratic fnsad. Joe
GRAY, of Sullivan. showed "a through his
woollen FACTORY. Al tha; place. just Put into
operation. Il i comg.et~ in all its details.
and Mr.. C deserves great credi, Tor hi- en-
tsrpri-e.
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u Another company of Volunteers from
Clay county. will embark ., Brazil. this morn
ing. for Indianapolis This Is the third com
psny We believe. that mas gone from that
county.
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II The lightning ls.t night again closed
the telegraph Offices At an unusually early
hour Natural electricity still retains the
1sstsry over artificial
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

e Recruits for the llth Regiment. co
listed b. Capt Hsmill. Gill be Forwarded 70
Indianapolis this evening. Capt H2miII -ill
remain . fe~ DAYS longer 70 receive lev
more men
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Carr. GAARryTs ConrA>Y = now sworn
e. bat lacks a few men. Al able bodied
nee -iii be received up 10 Thursday noon.
,, Capt. Garrett q Lieut.. LoudeFmilk. Al
Csriisle. OF any Of lbe intermediate poini-
between Carlisle and Teue Hause. as the
train nav ascend on THURSDAY afternoon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

A MsrAKK.-Y ssterday morning. BY mis-
take our Merom package weat to Carlisle.
and rs<s s<yss. We suppose Both being Of
Of sne number. II each place confsc.ted, as
Carlisl. lid. no harm ~xs done.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

~ The news from Western Virginia last
sisht y OF the most interesting cssrseter.-
Indiana will De heard from again soon.
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Prom baltimore

BAL5rxoRE. July s.--shortly after secur.
Ing the steamer Chester. the steamers Geo.
Weers and Mary Washington. which had
first started out. were required 70 return by
tho Gorsrnment officers. This measure sas
precautionary Ia apprehension that an At.
TEMPT might be made 10 seine thsm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

IsK ara At FssEs.>Ks We are r-4ae.sed
b, -ons Of those ~ho participated IN the
celebration st fairhsnss. 70 correct para
graph that appeared "a our issse Of xosdsy
10 relation 70 the eslebration Of the s,h at
Fairbanks. which vs do 9Th much pleasure
They s-y the assertions -er~ substantially
true. bat there vss . reason
let some I'D oe,eet 70 rsadiag ,hs Decls-
,ancn Of Isdspssdencs. r they sboaghs Il
you'd Be noessry 20 read upon such an
ocexssoc-
d They ID fail 70 give three chsev for
80 sssr sp>ssled Banner. bsesa~s they
vs.s - drunk that ..tbsy could not get thesr
a,utss 20 90 OF"
n Tvo msu did Lsssa Coz Jea. Das~-
~ yer, drask: ene recently from n
fEsFnss>. vs~>.
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- Gus Aruold's Is fAs place 20 e, the
current news Of the DAY.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
LEGAL.

4 DEMONSTRATIONS Notice is
a n hereby given. that letters 4 sdministr alton
have been granted % the undersigned stoa The go
cf Andres wilkins. deceased rfr estate il sup
possd 70 he solvent, All persons indebted ~ the de-
csdsnt. for snd fees M Court rfhsrwiss.
esrnesti, reooe~ed 90 mske immediate psymsDt
and saw theunsel~cs farther costs
n II. NoffArT. admir-
July 1. lssl -dl~ VIA
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Brandreth,s Pills.

Brandreth,s Pills.
The Of ther< Pills ADD 10 oCR VITALITY
tbs enabling IA 20 resist the ACTION o. DISEASE
n way m which cure Is effected may ~ in,er-
sstDg 10 professional men yet Ills q any -or u
consequences . man or ~osaxn IN 81 rch q healtL
uxr WAIT TO Ksow
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
s07 SOW IT cvxxs
OOSTIyENESS AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Ns~-yosk. Ayril s, 1880.
ps- b. Bs4SpSm-Dssr Sr In The spring of 1855
bad As the mlsfo tame 70 brssk my thigh in con~
qusnee u which my oonsututon b~csns greatly d.
Oilitsted ana suffered With great oo-tvsness sitsDc
~c with diz and severe pain IN la bad and ops
and oppression Of The heart. Was attended BY se~-
ersl physicians 81 this city Cor three years without
obtaining relief. AID had dsspaircd Of cure I'll rnal
~ was induced try your Pills. which srno-f "
stAutly relieved ms. and 10 Q short tiae completely
restored my health consider them The rDsdi
,in~ IN lie world.
Yours truly.
JAMES MURPHY. Els West ssr~ss-
Price rs osnu per box
Sod by J. X CcSlseaAx, Terre- HAas<, and BY q
re.p~ctsbie dealers IN medicine Imsviss~lp
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Nrw YoEx. July s.--Ths prize brig Ton
ton has arrived from Congo River, Africa.
where she Vas seized by the sloop- Of war
Constitution. on suspicion that she vas about
TO take a esrgO Of slaves. having all the ne
cessary OUTFIT therefor.
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orAcs Sosrrss-rhs majority Ct hair washes.
hair dyes hair toctcs hair OILS ths DnInheress preps
rstions which are Dc~ before The public under sscs
ssuavaEant. byp~rbolicsi and fsnss;s ut<s q. ~
p@y Aa~d IN show ~sodo~ cards. and ne~s,syss
hsAding', hair preparations, are ell buIabug, ci
III first water. ther real merit. ~b<n they possess
any. -. that they Do no harm Beg's lard. ~bsls
osl, Lard OIL sweet oi scented and eclor~d make up
-h<n N beautiful wrappers. and white nsns si@s.
bodies. the eosssst character q tonic. and Wien
thu. costly. are baptized With sri-sysbls tern
and eausAt At by verdsnt yoss.s and Old q beth
Such IL ut the char-otrr C Prof Woods Hair
Res,oratsve. TITS geatlsnsn before the world
-i,Lou, any high f.lutin" xlorAleforiurn. sns
ether astounding anc startling catch penny term. BY
simply sasertisSs Hair Rsstosstive-~hst n sy-
presses. rr~e.seiyani n Res,ora uvv IL acts Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restetstive and va s.lse yscr
srsiP, aye yOar very brains. spp, Doihing tic; e.
Il may he thst ycs you ~l 81; sulisncs
than Psrfumed lard oil ycur cran.un. RrIslnl--
Hcce's Restorative for the har the hsst sTtice
isnt insd~in
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.sssSpkIs. July s--In the NsrtinsbaFg
80 s.-rc.r-.uens zAs srroneoss'y tele-
1879 - - .T>sd two thousand Of
lnr - crf<r ard CIR rerf OF ten tnoe- /
rsrtinr their opefsfio I'D mna
fs~tsII snd 80 fhfln tr 80 ratlon a. -.
tssh str~es. Hsrfl~rt's iicck<forr. Terr- -
Indiana
q. ". WILLIAMS. Ag.s
s<pktS4 fss a. - $3.50 80
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NoTICE.-An persons indebted me ~fii please
~ cali AZ my crice, without delay for settlement
THOMAS ~ >ELso<
July 2. d5t~i~
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Terre. Haute 4 R'chmond Y. n. Co.
SECRETARY's OFFICE
rrRsx HAITI. yuDc 10, ISL.
NOTICE To STOCK HOL DERs.

THE Board 81 nr>csors have THE ds. declared
l. Dividend q Eve lsl per cent % ths Csp.lsi
Stock for the an months ending Jons fst payable v
Western Stockholders the nschs q the Company
at that date, % the once " the Treasurer al tke
Company. 10 Tsrre- Hsuts. on sbd amer yoly 8b
CHAs Woon. oss.y.
taz.2e-t<d- v7v iJSarnAA sop1'
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To Consu N ptivssi
Tie advertiser. having been restored .. health IN
fe~ weeks by very simple remedy sner having suf.
s<red several years -ssh severe lung sn~~aoa .bs
that dread disease consampuoo-is anxious e mai,
known 10 his sliov sufferers the means q eurs
To tAose ~ho vish - ny IT, h. viii ses.s e..py
The prescription used res Of charge viii H. dire.
doc &c preparing and using tie SAM, whict tbsy
vfll End surs care sOr Coascnptou. Asthma bros.
ehitis, AZ Tie only o.ec; q the advertiser Is ir
seDdins the pse-criptioo bei.rat the snic~d ana
spread information which he eoDovivs Be invslus
bic. and he hopss every sufferer vii Try his remedy.
- IL cost them n~,hing, and may prove blessing
PArass wishing the prescription viii please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
seplsd~l~ King County, NY
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"Reduced by Dyspepsia Ia q mere
skeleton

Cum ~ 'BoMAvr's HoiLAsp Br1xxs"
Mr. A. xstehstt. trader probably ss well -kno~
a. any un.n In Western PsDnsyivanis. states 81.
Io~r u met ~ith farmer IN Armstrong county
~ee ~-s resoo-d h- Dyspepsia . sks l~<cu- I
persuaded Him 70 b. bcttle e Ra,rhsve's HOLLAND
htssrs. believing IL would core him. M~~ssax him
sosDe months amer. What ~ss my ssiolishrBeut
aDdins him hale. hearty man. he tod Ia Ls
weighed too Lsndr-i pounds. and thst ibis ~os.iss
fli Change Lad been prcduoed by BrFhs~.s Holland
ntisrs % ~Lsch b. Auribrsss -oley bic re-sorssou
maylSd~lm
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q WEISS * co. are prepared To
VI. furnish by the barrel. e. bottled forfsmily
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. &c. &C.
scotch Az,
London Porter.
Phllsdsiphls Porter.
D.ytnn Ale,
Nstipoo Ale.
D~troi, CIDER. BE-. Ae
va- ~ warren. Bloch. Wabash street,
nsyid3m TrRRH -HArTr. IND
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NersDder's Ma, Cosored Isle. i1sle AMI SIN NS-
80 KID fsni>A~d STA. and all other styles - Ffse
sumner Glo->.-
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White Linen. Gsur~ xertno. Sov,s SILK. Reached
Drilb-rne, usbleschsi Drill. Lambs Wool.
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4 psfiect assortment .Gcledng the oelserstsd W
Pf.s Ch~l shirt roey are all cut BY the --latest
improved pattern. and guaranteed 20 ~;
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
Under.Shirts!

Ncvts SILK. Cease Nersns. White lsle, India 6auzs,
Heavy Siik. Brown Cotton Knit. Brown Cotton and
Ptsin Lambs We'd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10

Information has been received that the
rebel force a Manassas Junction has been
decreased within a fe~ day.. There i
great deal OF sickness among them.
News had beea received al the Junction
that Richmond vas being fortified or ali sides
in the most defensive manner. IN anticipation
OF an advance OF the Federal army
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nzsd, E,sscAsd and unblesebst Cosssa. Novis sth.
span Slk, Tide rhr~sd. csshrs>rs. aud Cotton vfth
sk~tssd Nsrtbs sset
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Prince q Alss. Byroo. Sanding. fyinee AIb<r<
esrrose and eli osbsr syi-s. iDu'ins ps-is ana fan
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