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Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-28
The Widows First Love.
CDncIusi0n.

He took long dranght and sci
down his glass.
It's like nectar"
The widow was feeding Bowse and
the cat, (who thought they We're en-
titled to Il share OF each meal in the
hnuse J and did not quite hear what
he said. l fancy she would hardly
have known what nectar was, SO it
was quite aS well.
Zine dog, ma'a,n, and Il Very fine
cat.'
"I'hcv were my husbands favor
ties and Il sigh followed the an
Swer.
"Ah, your husband must have
been Il very happy man"
The blue eyes looked at her so
long, that she got Hurried.
50 l. there anything more ! can get
for YOU, sir 70 she asked at last.
" Nothing, thank you, l have fin
ishcd."
She rose to clear the things away
He assisted her, and somehow their
hands had Il queer llnack of touching
us they carried the dishes to the pan
try shelves. Coming back from the
kitchen, she put the apples and cider
in their old places, and brought out a
clean pipe and a box of tobacco from
an arcllcd recess near the chimney.
"Mv husband always said he
could not sleep after eating supper
late unless he smoked" she said
;. Perhaps You would lik. to try it
vourself!"
Not if it is to drive You away
he answered. for Sh. had her candle
in her hand.
:.Oh. no; l do not object to smoke
1T all She put the candle down:
some faint ol3ccti"n> about :. pr"pri-
ety. troubled her, but she glanced ut
the clock and felt assured. 1t was
only halt-pa>t nine.
The stranger pushed the stand back
after the pipe WAS Iit, and drew her
easy chaira little nearer the fire, and
his "WM:
"Comr, sit down." he said, plead
innlv: its not late VT, and when a
nan has been Knocking about in Cal
ifnr!ia and all sorts OF places, for :,
score of wears. he's glad enough to
Get in1o Il berth like this, aud have a
pretty woman t" speak to once again" I
"Calitornia Have YOU been in
California - she exclaimed, dropping
into the chair at once. nconScio,tS-
". She had long cherished he idea |
that sam l'avson, the lover Of her
Youth, with whom She lad 50 fool |
'Shiv quarrrllcd. had pitched hi~ tent,
after many wandrrill"S in that far off
land Her heart warmed towards
'nc who. with something OF Sans
looks and WAYS about him. had also
been r~ojonrniny in that country, and |
who. very possibly, had met him
perhaps known linn Intimately. At
hat Thought her heart beat quick.
md She looked Very "raciou>lv at the
bearded stranger, who, wrapped i'll
Mr. Minard~' dressing gown, wearny
Mr.. Minard~' slippers, and sitting in
Mr. MinardS' clair, beside Mr.. Mi
lardS' wife, smoked Mr.. MinardS'
,ipe with such an air OF feeling most
thoroughly and comfortably At home.
Yes. ma am, I've been in Calitor-
iia for the last six wears. And be-
ore that / Went quite around the
world IN a whaling ship
Good gracious =
The stranger sent Il puff of smoke
lulinw gracefully over his head.
- Its Very strange, my dear lady,
low You see one thing rs YOU go
about the world after that
And what is that p
:" Men without house OF home above /
heir heads, rowing here and there,
nd turning up in all sorts of odd
laccs; caring very little for life, as
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guilty conscience needs no acc,lseT
and the widows cheek was dyed Will
bushes as she thought OF the abscn
Sam.
81 wonder how women mana".
when they get served in the same
way" said the stranger, musingly
"you never meet Mcm roaming ul
and down in that style.'
"No," said Mrs. Minards, with
some spirit, "if a woman is in trou-
Bile she must stay at home and bea,
it, the best way she can. And there's
more women bearing such things
than we know Of. dare say"
elk" enough. We never know
whose hand gets pinclcd in trap
unless they scream. And women are
too shy or too sensible-wlich YOU
choose-tor flat"
" Did You ever, in all your wan
dcrln@S, meet any one by the name
Of Samuel Payson % asked the Wild
ow, unc"ncernedly. The stranger
looked toward her; she was r,nna-
"ing the tablc-drawer for her knitting.
and did not notice him. When it
was found, and the needles in mo-
ton, he answered her:
Pavson-Sam Pavson! WHY
he was my most intimate friend! Do
you know him %
"A little-tllat is, l used to, when
| was girl. Where did You meet
him %
He went with me on the Whaling
voyage | told YOU of, and afterwards
t" California. We had Il tent to"cth-
cr. and some other fellows with Us,
and we dug in the same claim for
some six months"
L suppose he was quite we'll"
" Stron" rs an OK"
"-And-happv H' pursued the Wild
"w, hendin" close over her knitting.
lluln-thc less said about tlral
the better, perhaps. But he seemed
to enjoy life after Il fashion Of his
own. And lse got rich out there, or
rather | will say, well off
Mrs. Mina,als did not pay much at
tention +" that part Of the story. Ev-
identl y she had not finished asking
questions. but she was puzzled about
her next one. At last she brought it
out beautifully:
''WnS his wife with him in Cali
foriia :"
The stranger looked at her with
tw'nkling eyes.
Ills wife. nad;uu' Why, bless
YOU, h" has not GOT one
Il thou~lt-Im"an + heard -
here the little widow remembered the
fate of -\nnania~ and Sapphira, and
stopped short before she told Il trc-
tib.
Whatever YOU heard Of his mar
wing was all nonsense. | cam assure
YOU. | knew him we'll and he had
no thoughts Of the kind about him.
Some of the boys used to tease him
about it. but l.c soon made them stop
How -
He onl V told them frankly that |
the only woman h" ever loved had |
Tilted him Years before, and married |
another man. After that no one ever
the subject to him, except
me -
Mrs. Minarl~ laid her k,fittin"
aside, and looked thou@Ltt'ully into
the fire.
He was another specimen of the
class was speaking OF. | have seen
him face death a score of times as
1uirtlv Us face the fire 1t mat
rers little what takes me Oft he used |
10 say I've nothing to live for, and
.cr me when l ann gone It's Il sad
hou"ht for IL man 10 have, isn't it,"
Mrs. Miuar,ls sighed, as she said it
Was.
but did he never tell YOU the name
NJ +l,, ,,-1,,, l..
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| lntlHn'ttcIy.
eyes,
"And where is she now? Still ha,,-
py with her husband, suppose, ney-
er giving Il thought to the poor fellow
she drove ont into the world
'No," said Mrs. Mi,,ards, shading
her face with her hand, and speaking
unsteadilv, cher husband is dead,''
"Ah, but still she never thinks Of
Sam,''
There was dead silence.
"Does she?'
GLOW can | trll?''
care you still friends!'
Yes"
"Then YOU ought to know, and you
do. Tell me.
"I'm sure l don't know why. But
if ! do, you must promise on your
honor, never to tell him if You meet
him again
"Madam, what you say to me will
never be repeated to mortal man
Well then, she does remember
him.
but how7'
AS kindly, I think, as he could
wish
Il am glad to hear it for his sake
You and are the friends OF both
parties, we c;u, rejoice together
He drew his chair much nearer 10
hers and took her hand. One mo-
ment the widow resisted, but it was Il
magnetic touch, the rosy palm lay
quietly in his, and the dark beard al
most touched her shoulder. 1t did
not matter much. Was it not Sans
dear friend! II he was not the rose
had he not dwclt near it for q long
time.
III was Il foolish quarrel that part
ed them, said the stranger.
Did he tell YOU about it!''
Yes, OH board the whaler.
Did he blame her much
Not so much as yourself. he said
that his jealousy and i'll temper drove
her to break off the match: but he
thought sometimes If he had only
GONE back ;md spoken kindly to her
She would have married him after all
I'm sure she would. said th" wild
ow pitcouSly. She has owned ii I"
me Il thousand times
.She was not happy then with an
otlcr.n
M,-tl,at is to say, her husband,
was very good and kind, said the
little woman, tLinkin" OF the lonely
grave out on the hill side rather pen
'rrntlv; and they lived pleasantly to-
.ethrr. There never was a harsh
word httw cen them.
still. chit she not have been hap
pier with ~am! BE honest now.alt!
say just what you think
'lcS.'
Bravo, that is what I wanted to
come at. And now have Il secret
!" tell you, and you must break it to
lrr'
Mrs. Minarls looked rather scared.
What is it!'
Iwant You to go and see her, here
,vcr she may be, and say. to her.
Maria a'-what makes YOU start So!
Nothing; only YOU speak some
INES so like one | used to know ,unce
md awhile.
"Do |! Well take the balance OF
he message. Tell her that Samuel
owed her through the whole: that as
soon as he heard she WAS free. he be-
gan to work for IL fortune, He has
rot it and is coming I" share it with
ler if she will let him. viii vou
ell her this.
The widow did not anSwcr,>hc had
reed her hand from his and covered
Ter face with it. BY and by She
ooked up again, he was waiting pa.
ientlv.
.WelH
II will tell her.
Tell her that he has grown old,
-. ~ LII 1hnt La ln,.u.. L.. NM
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-28

RATES :
FOR TIE WEEKLY:

F"t ca"h >qt,nre OF twelve lines or less
it'r die first Insertion. = go
F'.I ci,.h ad,lIt; nal Insertion, per
rHli TI!E DAILY:
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con.t,pa,ion or oo.,ivene...

No one Of The many Ills feshis belr to
so prevalent so little undtr.te0d, and 20
much neglected Costiveoes~- Often
originating in csrrlessness, or sedsntry
habii.;it tbs regarded as siight disorder
-of-too little consequences TO excite anxiety.
While in reality IL 10 the precursor AID
companion Of many Of the most fatal and
dangerous diseases. aud unless early Grad
icated it will bring the suffrrer To-
timely grave. Among the lighter evils Of
which costiyeness is the usual attendant
are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others of ike nature,
wkile long train Of frighuol diseases
such as Mslig nauL Fevers, Abees-es, Dys-
entry, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia. Apoplsxy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteris, by pochon-
driasis, Melancholy aud Insanity. fret in
dictate their presence in the system by this
alarming symptom. Not unlrequently the
diseases named originate in Constip4tIon,
but take on an independent existence un-
less the cause is ersdicsted in an early
stage. From all these considerations il
follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever IL occurs,
aud no person should neglect 10 CT box
Of Cepbalic Pills on the frst appearance Of
the complaint, as their timely use will ex-
pei the insiduous approaches Of disease and
destroy this dangerous foe 10 human life.
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II Headache Is the favorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation what
ever irolG ihe natural state of the brain,
and viewed in this light il may be looked
Oh as a safeguard TO give notice VI disease
which might otherwise escape attention,
i'll too late Ia be remedied: aud is indica-
mons should never bs Neglected. Head
aches may be classified under two names,
VIZ; Symp.omstIc- aad Idiepsihic. Sym
piomalic Headache istxceedIngly common
aud j. the precursor ot ereaI variety of
! ii-esses sinoiig " hicb are A T., pi.xy Govt.
| Rheumatism and al frbfiie diseas.s. In
4 T. nervous form IL AZ sympathetic IL d's
Ase. OF the stomach constituting seA had
! ache, of hepEne dIsease cOnsiItuiing biti-
ggs headache OF worms. constipation and
other disorders OF the bowels, as well as
renal ahd n,erIDe affections. Diseases OF
the heart are very frequently attended with
ii. adsches; ABsen1ia and plethora are slsO
| affections which fr.qIenily occasion head
ache IL slso very conn on. being usually
I distinguished BY the name OF nerposs had
acks sometimes coming ON suddenly IN n
s.ate of apparently sound health aud pros
rating ST once the mental and physical en-
ftrgies, aud IN other instances u comes on
slowly. berslded by depression ofspirils
or scerbity OF temper. In most instances
the pain L. IN the front Of the head. over
one or both eyes, aud sometimes provoking
somitng; under This class may also be
named Neuralgia. sr-- - -l9 ..l
For the treatment Of either class of Head
ache tie CephaIic Pills have been found q
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains in few minutes, aud by its
subtle power ersdicating the diseases Of
which Headache is he unerriDg index.
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MIS- CELL NEOUS.

Nh AnALeAHATIoE or LASeuAoEs.-
There is growing tendency Ia this age
10 sppropriate the mos. expressive words
of other languages. aud after a while to in
corporate them into our Own thus the ~ord
Cephslic. which is from the Greek. signify
ing "for the head, :" is now becoming pop
uIsriEed in connection with Mr.. Spslding' =
great Headache remedy. but IL will soon
be used in more general way, ard the
word Cephslic will become as common ss
EIectroty pc and many others whose dis
function as foreign words has been worn
away by common usage until they seem
native and to the manor borp."
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GREAr DIscoyEnr-Among tke ms.t i'm
portsDt of ell the great q edicsl discoveries
Of this age may b. CONSIDERED the sy,hm
of vaccination for protection from mail
Pox. the Cephalic Fill for relief OF H-a. :
ache. and the use OF Qulnins ter Tho pre-
V-niIon of Fev.rs. eitLer of Nhioh l. su'e
-pecfc. whose ben. fits vii. be KIP. rienced
b. suffering humanity long alter their
discoveries are forgotten.
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M 7R Al.

The PANIC which seized US
suddenly. while MILLIONS worth a
GOODS were landing from FoRErG
SHORES, forced OWNERS te sell at AUG
rros at ruinous prices. to realize CASH
Our buyer has been constantly in tn
market, and taken advantage of tn
times, and purchased THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS WORTH, AT HALF THEIR VALUE
in style that have recently appeared.
which will be entirely controlled by u
in this market We therefore call IT,.
attention of the public To the followin
list of prices OF Fox IGN GooDs. III
invite all VIII. wi-hf O AVE NONE
10 inspect our Stock.
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UDIp you ever have the Sick Hesdschef
Do you remember the throbbing temples,
he fevered brow, the loathirg aud disgust
at the sight oflood How totally unfit you
were for pleasure. conversation or study.
One of The Ctphalic Pill would have
r-iievtd you from all the suf-rng WHICH
you then experienced For this and Other
purposes you should slwsys have box
them on hand to use as occasios requiIes.
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saponifier. or Concentrate I've,

SapOU4nE4- VI SOhCCG Lat q AVS
The READY FAMILY SOAP MAKERl
An indispensable article I'm every family
n whereby. with their ordinary kitchen grease
.ombined with the saponifer. they can make
III the Sead they use-hard, soft and fancy
~ lfAak hard ter soft, nd i'll eli an type
20 perfection--nothing equals il for cleaning and
occurring. IL is put up in alright iron boxes OF
I III each, which will maxi e, with from TO H.
common grease, from Is to IS gallons elegant
soft SOAP or + to 10lbs. hard.
IL has now been several years since this inyal-
Iable article was first introduced to the public,
and The estimation in whichit is held, wherever
known and tried land the immense demand for
IN from all quarters ARC conclusive proofs of its
zen merits and value as family article.
BEWARE OF IMfTATIONS.-The success OF
our article. like that of all discoveries of true
meritand aiue. has induced unprinoipled par.
lies to initiate IL. We therefore caution tn,
public against worthless counterfets, and take
none but the genuine, original and patented ar
ticle, m anuiaetured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
ofRast Tarentum. Allegheny county, Pa. once
and Depot, No. 396 Penn St. above the Canal
Bridge, firrsBuRe, PrsE.
we also manufacture OF standard quality,
Caustic Soda for soad maker, Soda Ash, Refined
Soda Ash, Sal soda, Chloride of Calcium, Cop.
perss Manganese, Nitric Acid, Soda Saiartus,
bleaching Powder, Muriatic Acid, SulphuIic
AQUA FoIlis and Chloroform.
Extra efned snow-White Fable, Diary ana
Packing Salt, warranted entirely Pure and Dry,
nut up In various packages and styles. The on
iy pure Salt In the country.
II ? For sale by all storekeepers In tho unI-
1000 Cases saponiGer, genuine, for sale at man
prices In lots to suit purchasers. by
PIKE & KELLOGG,
apedwiy st. Louis, Mo.
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Bridget -Missus want. you to send her

Bridget -Missus wants you TO send her
box of Cephslic Glue. no. a bottle Of
Prepared PIlls,-but I'm. thinking that's
moi just il nsltheri but perhaps yell be at
tber knG wing what it is. Ye see she's mig h
lead aDd gone with the Sick Headache.
laIved her before. = = e 40
r Druegls,.-Yca must mean spaidlng's
Cephsiic Pills. -t-- s-ia-
Z -llridget.-Ochl sure now and you've Sc /
It, here's the qnsrtber aud CIV me Ihs Puli-
aud don't be ali day about il sIihsr.
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,aratx Realized.

hi ad n 'orrible 'esdsche this hsfler-
noon. hand ! stepped into the hspotbeca-
ries hand says hi TO the man, "can you
hease me OF an 'esdsclcr' "Does IT hache
ard. says e. "Hexcssdingly 7" says hi,
hand upon that e gave me a Crphalic Pill
hand pom me 'onor il cured me 80 quick
that 'ardly realized | 'ad 'ad 50 'ssd.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02

1000 yds. FANCY SILKS. good
style. worth rs cts. at 424 cts.
300 yds. Fancy Silk, good style 874
cts at so cts.
500 yds Fancy Silk, good style, worth
100 cts. at 621 cts.
Also. new and elegant Illuminated
Silks. in great variety, jnst received
Also, Is ps. Extra quality. "Oil
Boiled" Black Silk, just received al
80 per CT. less than we have ever
sold the same Goods before:
Lsdies will end this q rare eh1nee to >ecur, q
Handsome silk for . small amou nj o. none,
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Ielmbold's Helmboldt
1elmbold's Helmboidt
Helmbold's Helmbold's
Helmbold's Helmbold's
aelnbold's Helmbolds
EXTRACT BucEu. ExrRAcT BUcaU,
ExfRAcr bUeHU. txfRAcr tUeHU,
ExIRAor BUcHJ. ExrR,cr BUeHu.
ExlRAcr bucHy. kxrgAcr bUcHU,
EXTRACT bUCHU, EXTRACT bUcHU,
OR SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
FOX SECRET AND DELICATE DISC DIX
'OR SECRE AND DELICATE DISORDERS
FOX SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
sUR SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
A Positive and Specific Remedy
A Positive AID specific Remedy
FOR DIskAsEs OF TnE
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DRoPsr,
BLADDER, GRAvsL, KIDNhYs, DRoPsr,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, DRoPsY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNEYS, 'DRoPsr,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNErs, DEorsY,
Organic weakness,
Organic eakness,
OrganfC eakness,
Organic Weakn, -,
Or@anic WEAKNESS,
AID all Diseases OF the Sexual Organs,
And all Diseases of the sexual organs,
And all Diseases of the Sexual Organs,
And all Diseases oIthe Sexual organs,
And all Diseases OF the sexual organs,
AXIS No TRYM
sxcesses. Exposufss. lmprudeuciss IN Lit
xcesse,, Exposures. In, rdLencles IA Lie
xcrsses, Exposures, Imrfudenc,es IN Lii
.xcesses, kxposures. Imprudeucies IN Lit
.xce-ses, Exposures. impru iehcIes ~. La
com whatever cause originating. asa wneth
MALE OK FEMALE,
Females teke no more Pills! They are OF no
vail for Com iai nts accident IL the sex Use
Extract Esuchu.
iIelmbold'- Extract buChu Is medicine thai
perfectly pleasant ia its
3ut immediate ia its action, giving health ano
igor TO the frame, bloom TO the pallid cheek,
nd restoring the patient to perfect state
HEALrH AND PURITY.
Helmbold's Extract buChu Is prepared ascor
ting to pharmacy aud chemistry, and ispreseri-
The MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
Delay no longer. Procure tue remedy nj once
Price 81 per bottle, or six for SIS.
Depot l0i South Tenth street, Philadelphia.
Beware OF Unprincipled Dealers.
rying to palm off heir owa or other articles OF
suchu on the reputation attained by
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
The original end only genuine.
We desire to run on the
MERIT OF our ARTICLE.
Theirs Is wortnless-is sold at much less rates
md commissions, consequently paying much
Ietter profit. We defy competition. Ask for
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Take no other. Cures Guaranteed.
TH0S. II. BARR & CO.,
Teue-Haute, Indiana,
Ana all Druggists everywhe
dec5. 1860 dw-3m
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A fAcr WORTH KNOWING. -Spsldings's
Cephalic Pill are certain cure for Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Nervous
Headache, Costivesess and General Debil.
ity.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02

r. 4 "a n n q i -.
l0) ps Good White Flannel, worth 2
cts at 5 cts.
10) ps Better White Flannel, wort,
81 cts. nj % cts.
1oJ ps. super. White Flannel, WORT
35 cts. al 25 cts.
10J pa. Fine Red Flannel, worth ooc
AZ s5 cts.
80 ps. Fine Yellow Flannel worth 81
cts. at Is cts.
All other grades in same proportion.
lc)E AT rHEN-ruEY ARE AWFUL CHEAP
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:. s3t tas var OF 1872

state OF Ind ana County OF sfko. -.
vi 20 Circuit GCurt - trcss IT -. isu
i8niei Hunsineer. Plaintiff Va Margaret Hun
.inger, Defend9nt-C pmplaint for Divorce.
Comes now the said plaintiff. by Ne son q
t-rre, his attorneys. aud files hts compIairr
erein praying for divorce from the "a d de.
.ndant and also the sfidtvit Of a competent
.erson that the said def-n ia ~ ~ not resident
fthe State of Indiana. The said DEFENDANT !.
therefore, hereby notified Of the filing and pen.
ssncy OF said complaint, and that unless she b.,
nd appear in the vigo Circuit Court at the
Irxt term thereof. to be begun and holden at ths
-ou Hou .e ia Terre-Hsute, in said county
n the fret Monday In March, 1891. to plead.
siii be heard and determined in her absence.
Given under my nd "a the Clerk OF saia
oart, this 18th AZ of December, 1850
AND. WlLKlNs. Clerk v. CO.
NxIsor & Praxox, Plfs Atpys.
det1 dftv3
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pG RHAvE,s
Holland BitterS
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, 90.

THE successful introduction and use Of this cele-
brated Remedy has been the signal for literal food
d compounds called "Bitters," offered in various
forms, from quart bottle TO fvegallon keg, until
this word .Biters" is but another name for grog,"
some villanous whiskey mixture.
But the really great relief derived from tho minute
dose, one teaspoonful, Of our medicine,
BERHAvEs HOLLAND BITTERs,
and The entire absence Of after prosrdtion has ests
bished for Il reputation which the host of limitations
and counterfes have failed to undermine. II 10 posi-
lively vegetable preparation, with barely sufficient
pure spirits TO preserve Il.
But size of the genuine, (HalfPfnt Bottles D
price ONE DoLLAK-
lisa medicine Of long-tried efficacy for Purifying
he Blood, 30 essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels. ---1
Two or three doses will convince the afflicted Of Its
salutary ect The stomach will speedily regain lis
strength, ssalthy action of the Ever, bowels and
kidneys will soon take place, and renewed health be
the quick result.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
$1,000 Sold During the Year 1859.

teing DOUBLE THE NUMBER sold during the
anne time By any other Sewing Machine Man.
liactureTs In the country.
.WARRENTED FOR THREE YEARS
Ind money refunded If they fail to be as repre-
enied. in order TO thoroughly prove their
1racticibility and general usefulness, we do al
SiAds of Machine Sewing to order, and give al
necessary instructions regarding their opera
tiOns and management.
" r Call and see them In operation az No
Ol Wabash Street, over Bartlett's Bookstore
rerre-Haute Ind.
&C. w. WILLIAMS, Ag't,S
sep5fwtf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
PRINTS, PRINTS,


s Cases Good Bleached Sheeting
worth 9 cts. at SIC.
5 Cases Extra God Bleached Sheet
ing. worth l21c. at Gets.
8 Cases Super Bleae he'd Shee;ing
worth lc. al &c.
Cases super Extra Blesched Sheei
ing, wprih l5e at lvc.
2 CASES spl-oIi Ii Bl-ached Shsetin
W 8f. l24'.