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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
HURRAH FOR MERRITT!

The Cedar Valley Times, one of the
leading and most influential Republican
papers in Iowa, has taken down the names
of the Republican candidates, and hoisted
the UNION TICKET. In doing so, the
Timss says: ~
1--WE have thought it best to follow the
example of the people, aud 60 the Union
ticket. We deem it proper that the paper
should represent the feelings Of the PEG.
Pile, and as they are almost unanimously
for the Union State aud County tickets,
we therefore, hoist these tickets, and con.
fdently expect to see e:hem triumphantly
elected on the second Tuesday in October.
Gov. Kirkwood is net the choice OF the
republicans Of Linn County, and they feel
as though he secured his nomination by
trickerv and deceit and they believe he is
noU using a portion Of their money to Sc
cure his own election
Voters of Woodbury. county what will
be your verdict on Tuesday next? Will
it be in favor Of the gallant Col. MERRITT
who has shown his devotion to the cause
of the Union by imperilliug his life on the
battle field Or will you cast your sutfrages
in favor Of HARDWOOD, pho secured his
nomination by tricke'y ond deceit, and
'cho is nor using the money appropriated
to sustain the Government, 10 secure his
election. .b
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
JAMES +. MORTON.
LET THERE BE UNION.

Our glorious government is assailed by
force. Treason runs riot throughout one
entire portion Of our country. The ener.
gies Of the government are taxed to the
utmost to put it down. So wide spread,
matured and formidable has it become
that nothing can now save US from hope
less ruin, but perfect union and oneness
of sentiment, feeling, purpose, will and
energy among all loyal citizens. For What
ernment's authority everywhere-sec
for it and our flag respect and fealty, and
for our laws and constitution obedience
and support? If the Government as form
ed by our fathers and administered during
eighty-two years under our present con.
sttution, is to crumble, then character,
prosperity. credit, growth, happiness, and
nationality itself, are all gone. If ever
there was time when patriotism, and
that alone, should glow in the bosoms Of
our people it is now. An imperled coun-
try calls for the united action of every
friend. When citizen appeals to his
Government for protection Of life and
property, or the redress of some wrong
committed, that Government does not stop
to inquire whether its suppliant is Demo.
crat or Republican. Now, when that
same Government is openly assailed, and
appeals to the citizen for support, shall he
stop to inquire who administers that Gov
eminent, or what are his party proclvi-
ties? Shall rebellion against the best
Government, and among the freest, hap
piest and most prosperous people on tie
earth, succeed? This is the absorbing
question of the day. All others are idle
until this is settled. And to settle this
speedily and favorably, there must be
more cordial union Of all loyal hearts,
wills and energies. 1t is useless to fight
an united enemy, if divided among our
selves. There will be more or less divi.
sons, lukewarmness and want Of interest
among loyal people just as long as party
platforms are tinkered up, and party
names, usages aid appliances are resorted
to to control our elections. Any man,
who, in the present state OF the country, is
unwilling to abide by the freely expressed
wishes of the people, but endeavors to
foist himself into Office through party tricks
and party machinery, has too much sell
fishness to be patriot, and too little pa
triotsm to be reliable friend Of his
country in this her hour Of need.
It's therefore with pride aud satisfaction
that we call the attention Of every reader
to our unexce ptionable UNION TICKET, and
confidently solicit for it cordial and en-
thusias,ic support. Not brought forward
as the nominees Of party convention
not confined to partlzan platform
MERRITT, DEWEY and ELLWOOD
stand before the people Of Iowa the repre-.
sentatives Of that sentiment which we
trust will soon prevail everywhere in the
North-that the Union must be preserved,
partizanship crushed out, and political
strifes not allowed to embarrass the sue
cessful prosecution of this war.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

J. +. MORTON, ESQ.

Mr.. McDouGALL having declined the
Union nomination for Representative, J.
F. MoRroS, ESQ.,, Of Plymouth county, has
been substituted upon the Union ticket.
Mr.. MORTON is man Of ability, and in
every respect qualified for q popular aud
efficient Representative. At the present
time when our Legislators will be called
upon to act upon war measures, MIR. Nor.
TON will be a very valuable and influential
member. He was q soldier in the Next
can War-has seen actual service, and is
we'll acquainted with the details of camp
life and the wants of soldiers. He is just
the man for Representative, because he
can act from practical knowledge Of
those matters which will claim the atten-
ton Of the next Legislature. Mr.. MORTON
is Union Democrats in favor Of sup
pressing treason and rebellion, and nam
tanning the integrity Of the Government.
If elected he will use his influence to
secure the passage OF law authorizing
the counties to use their Swamp Lands to
tighten our taxation. The passage Of
such II law will afford early and adequate
relief to our tax payers.
In Mr.. MORTON the people Of this Dis.
trict will find a worthy and efficient Rep
resentatise.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
GEORGE wEAlE. JoHNp ALLoS
BANKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
= WEARE & ALLISON,
81 Cor 9Th and Douglas SIS,
sioux CITY, IOWA

( NoLhECIloNS made and RENTED at currcpt
~ rates OF exchange; Bills of Exchange Tncur
rent Money and Coin bought and sold: De, osits re
ceived and Money Invested; Drafts for SALE on nnx
Country in Europe. ~ " '
Reliable Insurance effected against Loss or DAM
age by Fire. ~
Particular attention given to the PAYMENT q
Taxes IN any County in Iowa.
Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warrants To-.
Gated. s 4 80
We REFER to the following parties with whom No
have done business:
Park Bank, y. Y.
oh Arnold, Esq, Pres Mercantile Bank, n. Y.
McSsrs knauth Nachod 4 Kunue, Bankers n. Y.
" Chts Canblos 4 Co, Banker. rhiadeIrbia.
Nv u Bnrtslaia & Co, Bnks, ST. Louis, Mo.
Messrs Clark Bros. Co. Bankers, st. Louis, Mo.
Geo. D. Harding Esq, President of Union Bank ,
St. Louis, No.
FG. Adams, Esq, Banker, Chicago, III.
=. rartfiigc, tsq., " Seneca Falls, MY.
G. w Norton, Esq, President southern Bank, o
Kentucky, Eusselhille, Ky.
l. Lash. ESD Salem. n. c.
f. Dnmont. Esq, indianapolis indiana
Hon. VIM Mont Eomery. NJ c., Washington Pa
T. H. Walker, Esq Salem. n. Y.
Nessrs Easl"y Willingham. Halifax c. II. Va
Markeli barrow Co., Bankers Dubuque, 10.
Nrckot Corbin, Dayenpor, 10
! Sioux City, Sept. 9th, 1860
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
Eel.

Vote for JAMES +. MoRToN for Represen-
tatye. He is for vigorous prosecution
of the war is opposed TO dividing the
popular sentiment and the energy and
strength Of tho North by keeping up party
divisions, and proclaiming partzan creeds
He pledges himself to exert all his encr.
gies, aui if possible secure thorough
and efficient military organization and
force for the protection Of North w esern
Iowa He belongs to one Of the exposed
interior communities and knows what pro-
lection our farmers need. He is in favor
of decreasing The burden of taxes by using
the Swamp Lands for that purpose. In a
word he is for the best interest aud per-
manent prosperity Of all portions Of the
District. If rewarded according to his
merits he will be trumphatly elected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

Mcclellan has to draw from tho six
New England States, New York, Penn.
sylvana, Delaware, New Jersey, Mich
gan, Minnesota, and a portion Of Ohio
containing total population of l2,2s5, :
76o-thrse times Tie population cfhe re.
r0lted States.
Fremont, on tho other hand, for the de.
fence Of the right wing Of the line of bat.
tie, draws only from the States of Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri and Iowa-with = total
population Of only 4,925. 256. And yet,
tho supporting States of the left wing,
with three times the population OF the
supporting States Of the right wing, have
to call upon the gallant Northwest for
aid
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
Pablo Printer for Colorado Terri
tory.

The Legislative Assembly of the Terri.
tory of Colorado. AT n joint session on TIE
10th inst, elected EDWARD Bliss, one of
the editors Of the Rocky Mountain Ne,cs,
Public Printer. The question of the right
Of the Legislature Of a Territory to elect
a Public Printer was settled at the last
session of the Nebraska Legislature, and
it will be much better for Colorado Terri
tory that this question is settled, and for.
ever settled, at their first session. 1t will
avoid much trouble, and relieve the Sec
rotary from much embarrassment-Da ily
Nebraskian.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

To those who are interested in the pub,
lie schools Of this county, the above office
Is one OF great Importance. The success
Of our schools depends very much upon
the person who has charge of our educa.
tional interests. 1t is an office we should
seek to fill by competent, experienced
man, without regard to bis party prcdilcc
tons. Such man the voters of Wood,
bury county will find in j. GoRHAN Hem.
MAN, Esq. Mr.. HERMAN has charge Of
the school at Sergeant's Bluff, and is en-
inently popular and successful as a teach
er. We bespeak for him an enthusiastic
support.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
VOTERS OF WOODBURY. COUNTY.

Having been urgently solicited by many
citizens, irrespective Of party to allow the
use Of my name in the coming election
for the office of SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, l hereby
announce myself an Independent Union
Candidate for tne above Office.
j. GORHAM HERMAN.
Sergeant's Bluff, Oct. ., 1871.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

On the 18th inst melancholy Railroad
accident happened near Huron, Ind, l46
miles west Of Cincinnati. A train con-
tanning portion Of Col Turch;n's (l9th
Illinois) regiment fell through bridge
killing from 40 TO so and wounaing so or
100 persons. Circums sanees Indicate that
the bridge had been tempered with by
some malicious persons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

In pursuance Of orders from the Sec
rotary of War, the Quar,ermas,er General
of the army is directed to take the neces-
sary steps for the registration Of the
grave. of soldiers killed in battle, or dying
in the hospitals. Friends Of the dead
will hereafter have little difficulty in find.
ing their remains.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

VOTE FOR JAMES L. NORTON
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05

VOTE FOR COL. MERRITT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-10-05
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:

observation-disclosures 5, 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

the walls. beneath the focr, snd other places
case 81 valuable pistols. over eight. hun
dred rites, txenty i've of which were Minnie.
we're found Several Of them are supposed
TO have belonged 10 the Massachusetts,
soldiers who we're dlsarlned by the mob on
the 18Th OF April.
IL Is estimated that one hundred thousand
percussion caps. thirty one thoasana cart
ridges and 81 hundred long MiIrie ball cart
ridges wlth numerous other warIike articles
including balls. and steam gun sas found
The search j. still progressing
II i supposed that a considerable number
Of aAms viii be found secreied Al the various
recruiting stations.
This morning Tea banks issusi an order
10 Col kenlss IN reply 10 the request of the
Commissioners. ia which he says.
-" \ ca will take special notice that IN NV
proclamation Of to day, neither the law nor
thee Ulcers appointed to execute the Law
are interiered with in any manner whatever.
sKeePs as a Operates oa Shs members of the
Heard 81 commissionsrs and Chief OF Police
Every officer and man. with the exception OF
those persons above named, will be continued
Ia the service ia the position they nov hold
unles. they refuse Ia such case the Pro
Vost Marshal i % select Others 10 all their
places
Among the articles found at the Marshall
Office was IL pound cannon ball bearing the
following inscription: From Fort Sumter
20 Marshal Kane
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

Msrm.>s POM. June 2s--It appears the
Federal force landed at point only twenty
men, and all day we're busy erecting bat
terry. While retiring 10 boat al 6 p NJ,
the men were fired upon by six hundred reb.
els concealed The tight lasted about half
ne hour. The l. 3 steamer Freebom and
Pawnee taking part ia the engagement
-Four OF our men were wounded--one NOR
tally, and one hundred and fifty holes were
shot in our flag. but Williams. who bad IL
continued 20 wave IL detantly at the enemy
IAe boats Of the stestneD WIRE riidled with
bullets
II Il reported that two thousand more reb.
bells were close AZ hand to suppor. the at.
lacking party.
II il believed the shells thrown bs the
Pswnce Inflicted serious loss
The Fr eborn retired 10 Aoquia Creek
The object OF Capt Ward IN ihiowing up
the brcastworks az Matthias Point. was that
his boats crew nigh, be able TO hold the
place with the aid OF small howIizer bat
terry. and covered by the ~ FOUNDER guns
OF the Freeborn. until hv fore should bs
reinforced BY tho New York 7ist Regimen,
which he sent FOR 10 come 10 his support II
was thought that the regiment once there
conld fortify themselves, and hold the place
against any force short of vastly superior
numbers. The pawnce, however. arrives
AZ the navy yard with Capt. Wards corpse
beiore,Ise dhpa,ch reached the Us,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

H.ifisosr June ~ .--Familie- have pack
81 NJ ready 90 leave the city, ~ expectation
Of Gen Banks proclamation Of martial law.
some have lied, At the prospect OF being ruled
b, those they have no confidence M.
positive order has been given by the Marshal
@ avoid irritating the people and % arrest al
di~unloni.is who make violent denonsira
tons
Marshal Name writes - bs wife thas be .
a. ell treated and a. comfortable - circun
stance. Gill permit
New oaths have not heen administered 70
the police, who continue on duty ~ usual !,
bat roSdics are beginning 10 show s'gns OH
oen~e
The 4 : Aar-hsl has instituted search lor
arm. IN private dwellings lot ~as seizei
IN large beer saloSn
A company Of twenty was stopped on board
steamer.
MANY additional Western res.mens. OF L
= troops have uused
Col Jones regiment y here RON the
RELAY House
Reports "a current that L ; forces sre
throring up Entertainments about eight miles
east Of bais'psor~. or the bslnmoss Ph'la
/ delphia road
| Depu,s Marshall Oxford has just psomul.
uous that the police will discharge tkeir duty
a. heretofore No military force : intended
| d take the place Of the present police. With.
| out there = necessary call for y The
| Police Boar = dishanded. three hundred oct
Of four hung.rei OF Nsr>hsll kane.s Volies
having res gned
SOD. y. h-->e s.Dhce loscs has ses been
organized All the baF-foons srs orsiefed
| n be closet ~ the provost Marshal
The Hcr.id's Washington dispsteh say,
the rebels intended ISSUING > proclamstior
snncunessg tie defeat II tss federal Troops
,he c.pture 81 Washington. all al tie oss
cisi. there. tearing ap Tie railroads and cut
sing de.u the ieleKraphs. and ,hns produce
ranic ia favor ofthe >0uibesn Cpnfedcrscy
A large number - srns re secfeied a
Baltimore
Gen hsnks a<oss erei plsn ~ desirl.
The saiir5sd sefwsen Washington and Bslfl
more. and his oourss = hlghif affsosct y
tie Government
Il = unfrrsoej llst the seerwtsry n th
Tressers III reeefenend the raising n So
On ON. nd hss lb1ee plans iof li---oas. by
! yssgtisr icAt arhtsser. ~ foreign lo.h ana
soofkef - he i..ne ~ sfnsli tfessnrs note.
4 nr--srr - 49, wsr tsspsrm-n' state
,iasf e.. fauers1a = usskifrE prepsrsfion
= sas ne and sks pssss-ioa d Harper
Perrs
jane = There = good del u Quis
ercr>nens here cro~ds ar rsshere
srosDa ses Pelice 'iaisea. anHi Assshsl's d
kcs ~
The sesrsA q ne xsr-h.l'- stsce . soin
49, 4 49, >sssss,s-of arm ani amman
ten has been fosna secressd S~<se<sllsr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

LOUISVILLE, June 25-The Survayor Of
this port announces that he is not granting
permits for any class Of goods 70 the seeded
States
In condemning the carrying Of contrabsnd
goods. the Journal says IL had no thought of
impniing such acts TO ADAMS Express Com.
pany.
The Democrat IS reiabl, informed that
Col kossian's Regiment goes Into camp on
the Indiana side OF the river
The gun boats Tyler. Lexington and Con
estoga passed through the canal to-day.
The latest accounts from the East Tennes-
see Convention show a large body in favor of
resisting the rebel government. A majority
are in favor Of inaugurating a provisional
government Of East Tennessee
The gun host Conestoga is at the Portland
Dry Dock leaking badly. it Is doubtful if Ell
Their Of the gun boats can get over Portland
Bar, or If So, whether they en- get 10 Cairo
on account of low water.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29


e. Tor,.-fnna ~ -Tba Iii, -.
,,on.sn, of the E.moeraf ..x. ,hs, hunSr.ss.
~ Nis.ouri.ns fron aisfers,,t -. 90 49,.
Sl.t~. - e,...<..,r.,...-r -. - a -
borfer. y I1ere -A,rv rr~r;s. r,,,s s,ra,shs5
from the south and n her. thsv -, =, h.
Joined bx troors finn A,lsns.s fsnnsssss
and Miss,ssipD; ard a.. ,.xs~rnn ~. Sr..s
Binds POM i nov s,roneIv snsrsss h,
two Regiment. and hs,,si;e. 81 aving ar
tillery. and !. f,,llx 60 re ~ ,s.istinx anx
attack from the rebelsr7.s
Hon. A r Lacey member of the Legs
lature vas .rres,ed a, C,n~ Cir.rdeau YES
teriax nv Col Rand l.,slx sent "a that
point. "A a r,ixoner and piared on board the
steamer ] i. swop. and viii probably be
brought 70 this citv
Messrs. Newman. Mos. and Allison. Ar.
rested . few DAYS since a, -Commerce. No.
and taken 10 Cairo. we're released upon "a
ing the oath of allegiance 10 the federal
Government.
RooSyul. No Juns 2s--One hundred
thirty men have arrived here from George
town aud Sedalia. Pettis county. for the pur-
hose OF being sworn into the fTnited STATE.
ssrsice. As Home Guards. 20 serve in this
State They are Americans. Seventy more
from the same county- ara exnected 70. NOR
row.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

NKws Fnox CrxsxRtk>r.-fhe state
Sx.,;.<l II ss.,~ri.v CONTAIN. An inssfe.tins
=. s,..,,,, p.,;n..,., :, c,,,,
'eN'es i''" '"e
bsriand. under date Of me ~cth INST We are
led 70 believe shat a one time the Louaves.
.u IN a.. ,,h,hit.nt. war. IN IN.
e'e y.
IN the direction OF VhAnoefsoufS OF nAse's
town. having had Al their baggage ~Aa o4u'P
ments packed. loAied ana 'sh' our NO NUS
IN advance ine o-"'' "A' wv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

Ftovs very unsettled. and prices 70 a sress
extent norng,l. The discouaging sdvices
from New York induce buyers 10 hold back
Low grade sxtrs vas ofercl at ~ .25. with.
oct anls,uq a1bssss, sup<r&ns could hass
besa boueh, a et9l.lo.
Wear dsclissd a95c, and closing dali AZ
75@-o~ Cor red. and s5fRSoc fof white;
prime kestucky white sold At DC.
OAfs dull a. ne
Rss declined 10 as
wnssv duil 81 i2if the supply : IN az
cess Of demand
ar SoshipR done IN provisions. and theseiors
Quotations czhnot be given.
Gym and unchanged.
Kxt6zs6 SHADY st &c premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

Forty thousand e.tfidges-Naskst. Mime.
Enhsld. revolver and arslllsr, ARE nos daily
manufactured ~ the Indiana STAT. Arsenal.
Gov. Morsea lssl indianapolis on rhursis,
Cor Richmond. IN bushes. connected With
military natter.
II u said the Governor ssalL proceed ~
once - Virginia % learn nc disposition OF
the troops there IA re.p~cs ~ the three year.
service The Governor may have ala ogpos
,anisy u witnessing the gsllsasFs Of tie In
diana hoys "a person. While Ia the .cinlt, 81
Grafton OF Philips
okpsssp 10 GsutoS--A Psos,sp B.t
sts-pr John :. Bobh.. sassson attached
IA the lee Brigade, snd b. " Clinton
fhomr~on. Surgeon attached a. shs 81 Be-
x.is. have been ordered b, uaseraog Mo-
sea 10 report shsn.~lsc- al crailoa ' ,rsinl..
fsrth-ith The sapposision i. vs ,sf-r that
battle = expected spssdl.
The State Ss.naei Of ,ssss..l., 50. that
,a.ssaor Morton gill prohAbl, appoint Hon
Lac.a. bssghsm. the Reprs.satr'ss from
Jennings eoaats one OF the Colsn-l. 81 the
fssr ksgimsnt, ~ he rsi-el Ia the FIRST So
snl aud Third Congressional Districts A
gentleman ol tie ability sad positive quail
sis- Of M. Bingham. csn no, tail 70 make =
seod eazesr. We understand. sl~o that Hon
John X. crassns. Hon Cyrus " Allen. and
Col Baker. Of kssnsvills ~iil s~rei,e .imi
lar Appointments. Thee ssatlerea are al.
cell kno.a 60 ne people o. lsssisas. aBa
ssl reaees honor upon the State a their
40. geld OF dass
Arrosyrrs- Bake - y.Gsss
sarx has hssa .spesns~d ~ the Governor
Colonel. sai sc,i'h Gavf. u The ums
county. Mxios IA TIC cavalry service Mr.
Baker Ia vel known citiseu. hssing sared
extensively hsrssofors IN R>psbsscsn politics
NJ. G.sH ~ss formerIy SAera 81 N.a.ies.
burg county. Ne nsn - insio.a.sa ~.
snsrE.
Nssox H1sskS iie.s<ssat eoso,e
camba<k. Of The i3sA regiment, Assisx 20
s,gned n order % sccsp4 lhs spronsmens o
fAysaA-ser N the re .u'a army. p~sisieu IA
been signed ~ seven captains II ~. re-
u~ns -skias for the proa.asssa Il MAJOR Hs'
fF~n - he Lieutenant Colcneley NJ
Hss:rea has -oa the e-lsen, II his fsllo~ -
DER Of the issh resimes' .'ncs "a hss BE-
9Th them N CAM.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

B.Iruosf. June . 1t appears that the
accountof The Arms seized to-day vss some
~lss' f.ftrstsi bhi isrge srnouns q arms,
ammunition snd Cannon balls vas found se
crriri isneafh coal in the Nsrshall's Office,
some under the hoos II . bask building Of
the old CITY Hell The .esseh j. = III pro
gressiiS Five Geld pieces were found Al
Deanrs srirs' foundrs. Also three seige guns
said 10 have besn ordered hs Kane. supposed
originally designed % work sga ass, ". Ne
Henrv These 4cre seifed . Frsvent seizure
bs the rrbe,s
& IA > ED tssa. Bsnks hzs. snforssnt iniof
mst'3n ~hch farsher events vii disclose
No disturbance has been created
The Ne~ York ooh Regiment arrives
from Annapolis Junction and encsmPsd n
fsuersous Park. several regiments Passed
1IieF1R0l 49, i&<exjnkuUP< are esPsc'ea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29
"Reduced by Dyspepsia To mere
Skeieton.-

cr1r 81 ''BamAvr's HotIAsp prrTxss"
Mr. A. Nstchett. trader probably well known
az any man IN Western Pennsylvania states a. fol-
lowe Il met with farmer In Armstrong eogn1,
~ho was reduced by Dyspepsia 10 mere Skeleton.
persuaded him 10 by bosde Il BarbAve's Holland
Btters, believing would cure him Meeting hun
sosne nonths after. what was my as'ouishmeni ~
rsains hirn hale. hearty man: he told NO he
weighed TWO hundred pounds. and that this wonder
nj change had been produced ~ Bsrhave's Holland
nters 70 which he attributed solely hts restoration
rnaxlS4wlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

Id great error In s1Pposing The Pties o4iy 10
Ca diseases ointnents I4nimeuts are useless -.
wards cVn- PkscuAs ssrrr removes the cause,
By promoting dlsesiioa sDd preventing eosn,sne.s.
thereby rcorisLins ,hs body ;hrosgh TIE blood
Bczro>. sept 8. ls3s.
fo< than thirty years, Lave suffered greatly
iron Dyspepsia and Pies- Have tried various mctl-
cnes without benefit IN January, begsu with the
PssrsIAs SrxUr, and ~ the use q three bottles.
ana perfectly cured Of both DYSPEPSIA aid Piles NJ
general health "a now al can desire Il.
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