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, 1861-08-02
The Erie Railroad F..

The New York Tribune thus notices the closing
up Of the transfers OF the E.ie Railroad Company;
To-day closes the cventfnl corporate life Of the
New York and Erie Railroad Company, and tie
road il hereafter to be known as tsThe Esie Rail
way" Nearly all the parties have surrendered
thefE old interests, and the amount shut ont,
either through neglect or want of nosice, consid.
cr1ng the magnitude Of the total amount involved.
will be very insignificant. We hope for the new
company more successful career thau was en-
jcyed by the old one. 1t Is released from the ne
cefs1tT Of paying q large amount Of interest and
sinking fund, which was an incubus upon the old
cnmrEa1 =, and under ordiEar5 circumstances Of
the trade Of The: country, can probably pa; some
dividend upon the preference sharee.'
, 1861-08-02

M MTTCHE1IL d ZAHM, T.ALLOW
1t1 MELTKRc AND CHAsDLERs sd uee1er, N
SEIcE On EoHznisston, ~ ~ ~
OFFIs1 AyD WARzaoCsz-T EEHZIE Sc.
Liberal Cash Advances DaEo cu st.c;ne5s al An. @f
ABOVE articles fCrAR1e n this Eaar5et or e;1funecs
J. q. MITCHELL EHol9l Tn111s =. ~
, 1861-08-02

%Ics - AND SUITS OF UN.
e,! - so = s:ooMs to rent to fa,,,ez
~ e.; - lo* aS IL oar E:s.th in r. tx .iidis ~ ~
: App1y in basemI It to " "S1A o*' '7t
angN1# S. MOHR JauIto-
, 1861-08-02

4 B0OKKEEPER of long expari-
"A ence In the system Of double entry is destous
Of situation at moderate salary Habits unexcep-
Box 1913 iy5D1tw
, 1861-08-02
Tho Weather Tesseraay-A BAktaE


2no weather EesteEaay-A Baking
Heat.
just as We were commencing to write
paragraph on yesterdays weather last even
ing, an excellent point VILE put to our itemhy
Rev. ]. N. Ferris, who dropped and placed
npon cur table well baked apple, cooked
sshorough,y through to the core ty the heat Of
the Sun. It's fellow was shown to us as hard
unripe apple, an inch and L half IN diameter
Mr.. Ferris, to make his experiment complete,
took pains from time to time to turn his
arrle. keeping It always in the fullest rays Of
the sun. We have eaten 1t, and pronounce 1t
cooked to turn, and excellent This will do
to tell OF, and it will no mere seem al absu1-
dity to call temperature like that Of yesterday
d "bakipg heat"
It VAS hot, and ths city swelscred under It
Pedestrians sought the shady side Of the
streets, citizens coiled themselves away in The
shade. Everybody said to eyerybody dy else,
"How tot it is" and numbers were heard to
declare, that they "never suffered 60 before
ffum heat in their lives" This, Of course,
was not true, but then who could insist On q
strict construction when the mercury had
gone up aloft, and Was well Ut work on its
second hundred, in Its song Of degrees.
1t was good for the corn in the country. you
may depend upon that, aud the dark green
blades enjoyed it. The wind swept in city
ward all day from over the heated prairie, and
At times seemed like simeon breath. Il VITA
q cay that called for the largest demsnd for
refflgerants md the most liberal canton in
their use. Several instances are reported Of
sudden Illness in the street, resembling eun-
stroke, none Of which we're serious,
It was hot day-a good day for holders OF
c'oth1ng, compounders Of straw drinks, and
these last drove thriving trade. The day
Ess c1oud1ess until late in the afternoon,
when the first clouds appeared that have been
seen for three days. This heated term Is the
first that has this season visited our city. In
no other week Of the present summer have
We had an equal amount Of hot weather. It
isn't usual here, and dcompleting the full round
Of our item, our housekeepers must not be
induced to rely too far upon solar heat fol
baked apples. It is not every day that Old
Sol will cook greening.
, 1861-08-02

OCEAN FHE1GHTs AT New YoRK-July a.
Frtishts-To Liverpool: The engagements in
clade 200 brls flour at q Cd T. 0o0 bn whea. in
IN ships bags. To London: $500 brls flour at d
10Hd, and IL, 500 hu wheat, in ships bags, 9s<m
led: To Bremen: 4oU0 bu rye at 10c. IN charters
Cork and market at 121s5d, and an american YES
eel with L coo bu corn to the same nnrt at / Id
, 1861-08-02

sA1LcRs sTRKE-Yester1ay the sailors Of
7ksse1s IN pcrt we're on strike with disposi-
ton to 1orcib1y prevent any OF their number
fncm wcriing st present wages There was
60 outbreak, howerer
, 1861-08-02

FATAL AccIDEHT.-A lad FAMED Elias LID
Ts:t, eleven years old, Vas killed yesterday
by falIirg dcm tree On Wabash avenue, into
which he had climbed to release his kite, Tbs
POOR little fellow survived his injury only
1Acee hO1re,
, 1861-08-02

[SignedI By order,
Col AusTN, Commanding,
Yates Pha1anx.
FRANK B. MARSHALL, Adiutant.
Head Quarters TQtes Phal1nE, Aug. j, 1851,
, 1861-08-02
COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 1, 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tWcnty-four hours:
&EG11PTs LET T& &EErI.rauR Hnr1aa
, 1861-08-02

ARRIVED July 81.
E Hooper, Laealle, 4 ,9os bu corn, Is br1s aour.
Banner, Lasslle, 4,S6l bu corn
Australia, Lasalle 5000 bu corn.
Africa, Laealle. t, ,G0O bu corn.
glasgow. Lasalle. 500 bu corn, 500 bu wheat.
Llnnet g, OttAHa 600 bu corn.
AmazonfA, Morris, $500 hn corn.
George, Morris, 5000 bu corn.
seaa5;SR1 1oaRes. ssRss snses 4s9S 90 p pn corr
Marion. Seneca, i 100 bu coru-
Nile, Aarsail!ea, 5156 bu corn.
lanthe, Dupage, SEQ bu corn,
Jas Patrick, Luckport 5000 bu corn,
Rocket, Lockport. 5000 du corn.
Iernont, LocKport, t, 600 bu corn:
] SAe2ande1. LockporI, 800 bu corn.
CLEARED. .........July 81,
Tide, Lasalle.
Queen city, LassIle. 100 II; .,;;s s,]t
-" ;1s-.-sG.e, ..sssaal1e 600 rs machinery,
:" = :. .r=u.o,s1, Lasalle.
81 Louis, Ottawa.
Wm Clark, Ottawa, 2674 # lumber.
Abbey spragne. Ottawa
Stars and Sf1ipee, Ottawa.
Acme, Ottawa.
Golden Cloud, Ottawa.
Ocean Spray, Ottawa
Republic, Morris, 2:5G0 # lumbar.
Josephine. Kalkakee.
Ade1ia, Joliet.
Charlotte. Morris, 4,4ooft lumber, 5000 shinsles.
Troubador, Lockport, Il. .sa5 # lumber.
Wave. Morris.
y H Brown, Lockport
s a Douglas, Joliet, 65 COO it lumber.
Ohio, Joliet, 81, 600 It lumber, 4S6 posts.
] I Alexander, Lockpozs.
Beloft, Lockpe1t.
A1iopa, Morris, 4o,14s # lumber, 400 posts.
RorEat TneED1rf
, 1861-08-02
MARINE INTEL+IGENCE,

PASSED DETROIT. july s1-UP-stmr City Of
Cleveland; prop Montgomery; bark WaSer1y !;
schls Kent shs. r q Hurman, EIneu.
DoWN-Stmr Planet props Free State, Illinois !;
brig Acadia; echrs Flight. G Worthi1Eton, F
Tracey, " Sargent F Wade, E White.
Weather cloudy, with moderate Sc wind.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WE1hAsD ca
NA1.-Ve are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
following list of vessels passing through the Wei
land Canal:
FfsseZs Bound Hest. Hhere from. VAeze to.
On the a9th-
schr Black Hawk, Torcnto Saginaw,
Schr Emperor, Toronto, Chatham,
On the 3}th-
Prop Banfhce, Montreal. Port Stanley.
Seht Defiance, Port Hope, CleEs1a7d.
Sclr LiDnie Powell, Prescott, Cleveland.
Sehr Lively, 0.weg., Milwaukee.
Schr Forest, q Detraft.
Schr Meltose. 81 Milwaukee.
Schr Merrimac, n Chicag3.
Schr Thornton, * Chicago.
Scaf ehfetta1n, Toronto, Cleveland.
Schr G Fremont, Osweso, Cleveland.
scfr I1san, Chicago.
Vessets bound East. HAeTe from. 1Fhere to-.
On the 29th-
schr B5afnard, Toledo, oswego.
On the Goth
Fark No1.herner, Erie, Toronto,
, 1861-08-02
The eSx.A1sao CAptAflaR.ss

The Wisconsin people who are ;u>ttr nrnnd
Of tho noble part their bows p1sved n Rn1re
Run, sre poking fun very liberally At eome of
the officers who showed Themselves ,,nvor,h.
to lead such mel, l. yes cn1 p;erca ~ 49,
Second who made ench fast t,rno e.o1a 49,
field, and reached waah,rot,,, 49, 1.-.:s
advance Of hin rep,,,ar+
The boys Of the secon. vr7+a tac,- hat ,h.,
had o1]y one or6a1 gIve, +h.,, +h.t 5.s tte
first order tn II f,re :, f,er tbo. m comnand
reachrd them from anv ,,n~,n T. ,voo {, ar.-,
uan 'or n1Hsel, ana probably WITH Colonel
i'elce II "as "aeV1 take the h1ndmost*" The
tee'ment acted neo'7' and suffered severely in
me hgnts
In f1e~ o. SUCH exploits % those OF Colonel
f'sfee ana come OF the other officers, q story
III gong tae ROUNDS OF the wisconsin press
1nas 1ne aasentlfe gen1ns OF " Pump" CAY
pen1e. Las Pfoouceo patent safety propeu-
lng aslaenien' " 10 iasseneo 70 the seat OF
H'afs lo"se'e' "alch once ID motion, 1s
"a11anaeo 10 proper the Wea1er out OF the
hour.
Bulls RIM haa onened tba evea of tha nao.
ple to tho neceseitv of oood of11cera II viii
he nore 5;5t;c,1t sf,er 9,ta ~ s;rnr,v o,,a.
mental gent,er,an ~ those a;non1v 1,ol;ticiana
10 Obtain Rrtpadierahfns and ColoneI,s an-
pointments Onr troops ere Of too pooi1 stnff
Ia he +nsted tn holiday officers Rftbont
, 1861-08-02

ahere YVES good attendance on Change to-day.
out the excessive heat tended considerably to ~
strict bueiness. There was 4 fair demand for
Flour, and there was msre activity, without, how
ever, any material change In prices. About s.ooo
b1ls changed hands, at $3.8o@4so for medium t.,
very choice spring extras, $3.50 for white winter
extras.
There Was better demand for spring wheat,
both BY shippers and specu1stors, and prices ad.
Tanced 1c-with ssles Of about 10000 bushels IT
6s7s67oc for No. spring in stole 65Q664c for
No. spring; and 5s@55c for Rejected. White,
wheat wns dnll and depressed, with light t.aasac
ious at sc for No. Rcd, and 76@87c for No. 2
Red.
The Cozn market wsx scarcely so firm, and
Mixed N store suffered decline Of 4c q bushel
About 1a0, 600 bushels only changed hauds, at sc
for Canal aaost; 28@23Ae for Mixed in store:
and 17A@16c for Rejected In 1toke.
Oats were In active request ii Ice in ssora. bet
, 1861-08-02
NOTICE TO EXCURSION AND
PICNIC PARTIES.

The Illinois Csntrsl Ratlro6d company naya ma3s
miles from Chicago.
This Grove il iHmediately adioiu1ng the track 4
portion Of 1t las been cleared OF the 1p.rorush aud
put Il sIta1le condition for Pic Nc PARTIES stands
ilr speakers, rustic benches and swings have also
been tzelted- Within the Grove 10 Living Spring
eesEstlsl leys! prairie Esu sdapsed 1oE Cricket ard
rnodae 100 people. As place for Excurelons md
s-Ers ii bAs unrtVs led at1ract1oER-
Special TranE bs chartered - reasonable rat2H
bs applying at the office the General Scps1{akea
tant In the Great Central Depot.
W T. ARTHUR, General snrs-
M RIGHT Is BROTHER,
". II. WRIGHT, GEO. T. WRIGHT.
OF Cleveland, Ohia- Formerly lis. Wright i CO,
OF Cfncuu4tI O.
, 1861-08-02

GAnDEN Hosc Of the best quality may be had in
any quantity, fitted and ready for use, at the Rub-
ber Store, 115 Randolph strect-Engsbury Block.
}5S1m
, 1861-08-02

N1IWAUkEE.-Ihe SS1t51ek OF this morning
says:
Monetary business WAS very quiet yesterday.
and rates unchanged. The banks found compar-
atiyely few customers foE exchange as merchants
rent rates are q cent. premium buying. and Z
selling for New York sight. Drafts on Buffalo do
not bring over pEem; Gold is more plenty and
was sold By the banks yesterday at 73$@S per
cent.
ST. LOUIS The Democrat OF this morning re-
ports briefly as follows:
Financial matters remain quiet and unchanged
Exchange aud gold were held nomfnRlly at I to
~ 2 cent prem, but nothing ia doing.
CECNNAr1--The Gazette Of this morning says:
The money market continues excessively duh.
and nothing trarspired to-day worthy Of special
notice. In the way of discounts there was but
It'll done, owing to the trihiug amount Of accept
able paper offered.
Some Of the dealers experienced better de-
maDd for exchange, but generally, the sales were
light and not equal to the receipts. No change In
quotations. Gold in moderate request at y prem.
We quote:
, 1861-08-02

UNITED eTATEs CIRCUIT COURT.
An0nst 1st


August 1st.
7so-Moppa Ketchun, 70 :Iohn ,r,,r-s+o, r:on.
N, ut dismissed ut p]aintiG7 cost ' 1''1'
al!-yames 4: Alvey 7s: John Dunworth- Eject
day yacated and NV trial t9rentea eNs u 5es'er
452--(Chy) George ". Reed ct al. vs, Ezekiel
;lI1pp e a. F'ea p a9atement Withdrawn, and
sssEtChy) s Samuel G. Davis. George " H7tcb.
cock. Masters rep: IT of sale conlrmed.
1t9-Joseph +. Florence vs.. Howell H. Green-
-Roba,+ p,,u+ ~ 1.,,as 1ar,va.
2G8-Robert Pfout vs.. George y. FoT.
5o5-qtto "; ktchelberger vs.. Henry T Chase. |
Ete =; ho n.essIs ,.d.3 W. I9eIgor I ~. Glen8le
cr Continued to next term by aoreenaent.
NO. a1.-Edward R. landon vs. Franklin SAT- |
@ 1ola 4sa e. f. peG1ee n foreclosure; Masters re-
No. Ts3.-S. F. ClarE "a. jesse Bntsbfre. ne-
fault and judgment. 's'7@ D~AA1'. "
RaSson a7loSepn ctn+ f. tr5a GIofsnton W.; William q
to-moIrow morning. A' '3A' p'''p'nsu un'n
No. 67l:-EH n Robbins VS.. II. y. Hard at al. !
pla1ntln damages SS4 Ii, and SCI Ia to the next
NJ T la NtHhanearr1 otHht Gho,7.s Il u,un
Robert Gregg. Dismissed at piaintiff = cost w.
r., 10. 19e-f Z. Rnsse! vs John e, Mershon.
n1E orsTr TIKI e orer f " IGe a o.
ted and case reinstated and new trial ordered
.----- ~~--0"s
Attention, COMPANY.
ANY company Of able bodied Americans th.t
wishes to report itself fully organized in this
city, within three weeks from date, will do well
10 address s'P. g. care Of TRIBUNE Office.
The regiment to which the company will be at
tached is accepted by the Secretary Of War, and
under marching orders for Washington,
Chicago, H., Aug. 1, 1861
Nor1cE--Ihere Is one more company wanted to
hn mp inc Fhalanx. Ihe hrst 1nn company report
ing 1tsen VII oe accepteo anu mustered In BY
Capt webb OF the United States Army Captains
of companies, ooth IN the caty OF chlcago and the
eye at once, and report themselves at Head Ousr-
tere u79 South Clark street) immediately.
fSigned1 By order,
Col AUsrM Commanding
Yates Phalanx.
FRAME B. MARSHALL. A5tutant.
.-M 49, 1890 ~O~o -
GREAT REDUCTION m Prices OF ctorulsa At
100 AND 102 RANDOLPH srRxEr.-We are c1ad to
chronicle a facs,'' that there is an exception to
humbuggery, by way OF advertising with hand
bills, which are distributed SO frequently in our
city. and often To the gfeat aunoysuca of many
perxone. particularly to the managers oY hotels
and other nublic n1aces.
mite axrc.41on ia ;nat,v onn,,ro1,1. - ay..-n r.
ps1a;~r - IN a ti11 ~ tha;rs ~.h,ah :. -
| r,-cr1s+ed ,n;+, o-4.n-,re1v in oor c,tv a. ~
present time. We therefore trust and recommend
candid citizens and business men, also the trading
community, to give their bill q glance. Their
and stocked In n,onort,on and INV o,o ~ oar..
]ne their snmner stoc ~ an 1c1,,o1 .,.5,,.,;oa ~,
from 6o tn 1cn ner cent below !, fsi-1roft r1ha,.
store ia s;nated d;rec+1v onnos,.. r. .1o.ta.a
u,,e. mn - ~ p..z1ta 49,. s -11"~ 14'1.e'en
~ ia .t,.1oa -, r,oa,- .ss Ds -A' 1a's
~ ~ 80 49,, .1sss1 W ~
N0' ~ ~ ' " @N- "eA.e'
To MERCHANTS AMI f,7urp. TN, ,,,,., 1,,,,-.,a
"'A "N'ones 1"o-tunus LIB SAlue'
, 1861-08-02
u ECRU1TS WAITED FOR
The Sixteenth Regiment Of
UNITED STATES INFANTRY.

AppncatioDs can be made every dag at tie Reet-
taental Head QuarterE No Isl Dearborn street. near
the Post Office at ia West Randolph strast Any
TWO Doi'ars. A j. SLEMMEE
5ta}or 18th Infantry. Superintendent Regt 7;ect-
, 1861-08-02

TO RENT OR FOR SALE, with
Il or without tae Furniture, beautiful Country
tne M ense i nearly Ia5as a5a eon4odioaa win
aud ad1otns the residence or the Rsv. Mr. clark On
Main street. This good opportunity for any wish
ME healthy and plcasa:.t hoHse fer cht1eu Address
Post Office Box 7SU. Elgtn. Kane County, H. or cali
Oh tie premises. 3Yi9IInl
, 1861-08-02
KEDz1E, ALEXANDER d Co.,
aug2X3t Bankers, 81 Clark street,

GAe FKruREs.-$200 coo worth of new styles
must be eo1d within sixty days. 1S2 Lake street.
jy29o0t HIN, WuMARrH.
, 1861-08-02

~ AL Ehoald not fa1l to read the advertise.
nent Of Prof Wood In to-da7'a paper mh-1v,
, 1861-08-02

FOR RENT The three story
y Brick House No. ~ Lake street. Suitable for
large family OF boarding house. Contains Is rooms,
Eas and W6tsT-11 good repair. inquire OF
=. SAWYER,
auE1I5t Office No, 18 Lake. st. I'D stairs
, 1861-08-02

TEE DRop GAME-A stranger from the
country nsmed Lyman Nethaway, was yester-
esy the loser Of $50 By the drop game in the
ha..1s Of two ssIndless who have escaped. It
~as the old story Of innocence begulled.
, 1861-08-02

TO RENT-A two-etory Frame
Il Dwelling Eouse On West Randolph street, "a.
an5 e Tatsr lsrEe garden Apply 10 GEO. 7. ABBEY,
, 1861-08-02

ITO RENT.-Inteading soon to
j. remove our stock OF 1rou. stseI mills. SC, to
our NeM stors .1e4 and IS South Water street op-
We low occupy for rent The hatldlng IS 4ozis fset
ssry strong and sntahle for Peeki9s louse Machine
ticularz inquire at Cur ndce the pEeniaes. E. O.
FALL, k1h1BAEk & CO. Nos. $50 and 81 wash
rg1on street. between Wells and Franklin streets.
ty 8-g1551tH
, 1861-08-02

TO RENT.-One of those sp1en-
= did Stores and Easements under tte Sherman
EoCte on C1ark street. Inqutro Of ELDRiDiE i
TOURTHLOTTE, No. 81 Clark street, tyia-g1I7-1m
, 1861-08-02

:. Sun s7RoN-Ayo young maa named Jaypc,
= sailsr, recetsed fatal sun stroke on South
(!.1k strest, On Wednesday afternoon.
, 1861-08-02

BREEcHLoADHa CASsos.-E1-Water Com
missioner Edward Hamilton has just been
awarded patent for an Improvement In
bseech 1oadtrg CANNON
, 1861-08-02

DOUGLAS BR1aADE.-Capt. Swatn's Batavia
Cempaay was yesterday mustered into Q. 8.
ss1E1ceat Camp Douglas Capt Clarko's Kan
lafee Company will be mustered In to-mor-
, 1861-08-02

CRcUs.--Antunlo Brothers. Crest Show,
with JaE. AHd1ls Australian Circus, will ex-
hsbss IN this city, Augutt 18th. 18:h, ard 17th,
o2 Ire old show lot, on Washington street.
, 1861-08-02

How ENGLAND TAXES 1r.-A man named
George 4 EDgland Was hsld to bail In
$500 yesterday, for the larceny Of carpet bag
f.om s. 0verton, q resident Of Adrian, Michi-
gs1, who alleged that it was stolen from him
3: the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago
Rail1osd Depot. The defendant, England,
Eail6 from Minneapolis, Minnesota
, 1861-08-02

A FIRE ZouAyE AT HOME AGAN.-Sam.
Davenport, 8 plncky printer, who Joined
Ellsworth at Alexandria, and was with the
Fire Zouayes at Bulls Run, and the run that
csme of later, reached this city yesterday,
well tinted with "Vtrginla bronze" and hale
snd hearty as il be had been to rabbit hunt
Instead Of an encounter with the Black Cay
sly. He reports confirmation Of previous
rrmcEe, tic Fire Zouayes broken up and
dtEnCIa?;ztd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

prsuare.a's PIN. have b. en- before The world f''
neal, ono hais.. 81 and ten ytafs They ave ne-
tsbs.shec CD cser or salty ard sffscary. ~hios
>, .c-s them - Tie hr>t o AZ The mediri'es u
the day. T1ey pa l. vgetaiie. bsrn.ie u
the t-nderest ax~ o. frame yet q surici-ni
ebay % fho o1siss cleans std purity thr bio O.
Z ror.k Tie orsas Of tine sto mach AID to~sis--
Thy aid and Improve ct o.. aud -ou'd' reir an
ing .lrep fOli,~s s.ir The have eufsd sh'us
snss 81 e-ses 90 tr- i-,r~s-H. a, sp~p-iA All
tie -ympsous u cossfrn-d eansan'i,tios We bet
removed ~ their 49, AID health his ssan tlessed
the once 1~spl ring Invalid. cesfisens :, q srea'
promoter VI disease + iniali bly, cured b these PILL
Apopl-xy and par ayris a. surely prevented u
the pills arr pcrseveIiasy ed a. socu ~ fti nes'
% inssus, pain q the had Is expercs ID. 1hoas-
x1ds OF cases furl.i.hed pro. Pre- IS e~nts =
box.
ssld by J. X CuxusHAn. Terre- Hsuis. and By ~
Respectable dealers m usrdscise- loeti5 win
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
Piles! Piles! Piles "

rs remedy Tor this most distressing and Obstinate
aaiady the Vegetable Life Medicines deserves a ds-
iinct and emphatic recommendation. IL Is well
ncwn 70 hundreds IN this city, that the former pro-
,rietor II these vslssble medicines Wa himself attic
I'D with this complaint tor upwards Of
YEARS, and that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
-cri0ed within the whole compass u the nsteria
iedica. he however, at length tried the medicine
~hieh i now offered 20 the public. and h.
IN very short tine, sffer his recovery hsd been
.'ronousced not only improbable, bit absolutely lu
possible, BY any human inesns-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
REcauITiNc.

yyTAxrEn FstA TIiF r<4rrpssTES AnaY-
w khi~-t<>lr4 -. ttfo~fn sfts ~ ~lnssess
sai t.Ir>r-r-r y~sr- F<r. - raFle ~ e. t1.an
s.<-k. frs~ sftt - <z1et - ncesh. rlsk r.da-
80 aus-<af-> - cexrs -o<f<fs2re-
Un-lff p.sferf ftEstziie4>, sfy I4.ff rs a. -
ps<rarr.- ~ bscs- 81 z . <.rz<a - 49, crirsf.
T1r f--<ke~ l4+r<1 IisE. Apply - lie r~aE1e1r<ls
st'rs-rs .Hse-f. a. % w. slls Z lse s4o-rs.
rHuu or rvLisTxEST.. ate
Throc = - q - - /.
ALFRED l.. ItpCtsfI,
rsr<- I'D ls,Arsr> g. . A. ksss1'ss's os'<sr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
ndOFFATsS
Life Pills and Ph0nix Bittcrs

Cvu pTsxfsi<, by shorougbly cleansing The Grsi
and sccpns s,fnarts. aud crextifs q pnr. health.
bio. instead e he stsis and ae3d kind. flatusncs
Toes Of ppstic. Heartburn, Headache Eestiesss..ss
u-Iemperf, nxiciy, Lsnguor aud Melancholy,
vsilish, e : natural Consequence cf rs cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

denolnlnated from their astonishing power q ere
<tinx lev life aud health. /, from the very
ashes CT the most delapidated constitutions-sre
nore strongly tonic and more Immediately invigors-
dag than te pills. containing the hoice vegera
ole extracts the latter, different medication. l.
suecsh really less cathartc lhsu the In irLs they
eve-theiess begin cleanse aiin,st.t4ry canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
three tor hours, and producing decided Of
rvli- the head aud stomach, and eAhiisrsig the
,srd, even IN less time than thu.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

'rrscus whose conststutrns hsvs become impaired w
he iHtcdici0us use u Mercury. will Ind these Ne.i-
inss perfect cure. tbcy never fsi % eradicate
rurn th* system ali The effects 81 usrrury infinitely
.onnrr than he ms, powerful preparedness = ssrss-
Psrilla.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
TIE LIFE MEDICINES

for bilious and liver complaints. with their many
sell -kfloru Attendants. bilious and sch hcsdacbe
s-iu and oppresson after tss. giddines> dizzlnss,
1ssrtiurii icas ~ appetite. srkno~leigei 70 b.
ss<i sapsrieI - ans thns ever befe osered 20 The
.sasc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
Weakness of the Stomrca and Ind


ge>tisu.
Anotzs- cyeaf Ture .sScfed sy Bayhape's
ifnfiand Bsftys.
, h sfs % Peer Ne sifss. lsssg Holland T.wn
sfstoss a. eeansy. wi-eos-sls. suffered much lrc"
wesin<s- q m sss<n.ch and lniigest on she hae
es~ss anser say-se.xn's me. but ths
sss~s-~ seemed 20 rane ne skFl. she purchased
ss.ne HOLLAND mfTTRs ~ or orlre. which hr-
sfvsn hss s.cuaseh, aer srrett e and .tfenste
s,s rsssrnsax sss ne ffas believe hat shis l.
csss- greet erss 80 ~ ,esr n~d;ein~.
We have stu 70 rseerd many ~osslsrfai currs e.
etesi by tAl- remedy. ia ~a.s anosher oppor
tansty. os~tiins you can rrly spon, wass we have
paAli,h 4 arr FROM psrsons much resp c.sd IA GU
esnz-En.iy and are Iaerslis true.
J. Qrf~TrS.
~ sA-tcvr-u N~wsl,.dc Sheboyoan. W..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

ss-,a, u oar rea.ir.s siietsd With sezcSri-A o.
ssrossIou- eomplsla... ~il do vtn 70 RID The re-
marks IN cur advertising colnss respect g r. bos
nt,, y the nataie " this disorder has b.ea fno~r
b, Inc peSp~. and ;he eieas sxpos lon Of u there
gsv-n. ~iil prove &C. pa able and useful We h-s~
long imife Tie learchhg and able manner IN vlich
pr. AKA eats sv-,y sslsect be touches ~hasever
has bis aien In At a J. ha, great deal % y, n
r,~ss. shs, he und-rtske., and 10 one WHO bass
p.rslcIe o. feeling tor his sietei fellow man. cal
/, A With ind ference upon u, iabors the SEX
Re d -ba, be -sys Of ser.fula. and see In how lev
W ads md how euiy he tsiis us more than we as
hive t..o~s q this Ensid Gus ana fatal m~lsdy.-
.un, l,aii.i.ipLi., p cs'isd'~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
Mofat's Lite Pills !

n Affections CT the head, SICK headache or nervous
seadsShs. these Pills win be found TO possess the
aost s4lutary efficacy.