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, 1861-01-21

CHICAGO CcR1xG CLrn-A meeting Of the
members Of this club will bo held In the Tre-
mont House on Tuesday evening next at half
mast seven o'clock: ali desirous Of Joining
the c1nb ere requested to attend.
, 1861-01-21

WAyrxp-by one who has had considerable c1-
nenence In both the editorial aad mechanical oe-
pa1tneats, permanent business connection "ala
some established paper. Addfess Boz ILL., E1S-
hart, lad.
, 1861-01-21
THE CITY.

CHURCH DEp1cAr1ox.-The Methodist EPts~
copsl Church at Wheaton vas dedieatcd to Ee
lIGious Sotship tn Thuf.dat last: Rev. Q. H
Tiffany, D. D., Of this city, preacheda 3 sermon
in the afternoon services,
, 1861-01-21

sEcoSn EH1yERsAl1sT CuUncH.-Ihe now
church Of the Scco' Univerealist Society In
this city-Rcv. J. Il. Tnttlc, Paztor,--on the
corner OF West Washington and 6anganon
streets, viii be deiiitated cn Wednesday eve
ming Of next week. Sermon b. the Pastor.
, 1861-01-21

.~The sixth annual meeting ofthe 1.adies'
CITY Tract md Missionary Society win to held
In the lecturero Of the First Baptist Church
this (Monday) afternoon, ut ~ O'Clock, when
the secretary's report viii be read and sevesd
addresses given, and Board Of Managers
elected, consisting Of twelve ladies' chosen 1t
large, and one from each Of more thau thirty
cooperating churches. Ageneral attendance,
especially Of ladies', Is desired,
E. F. LIEBNsoE, eccy.
, 1861-01-21

coIt.foot Rock Candy, tl4e English remedy for
Hoaraeness and Throat diseases, SOLD c5 oa'Eeot'
cor. Randolph AID State.
, 1861-01-21

k~Cal1 On Dubois at 1o3 Dearborn stress' oaee-
ment at Portland Block, and get your Sign fains
ing done ehcapiy. oeeA1s
"a See advertisement uf ;. F. R<1erlJ IN an
other column. tits, Is 1t states something nav
ja9eet
ew-Au s1.onld rot fat1 10 read tbs aase1nseuasn'
| wi, +,-d,v,s n4ner sexiy
, 1861-01-21

FABBRI's CoxcxRT,-Fabbti hchiyed nota-
Bile triumph On Saturday evening, and before q
good audience at Bsy IN HAl-
, 1861-01-21

DOARDING.-Pleasant Rooms
u with board can b. oata!ced 3. 81 Ad.xas St
, 1861-01-21

sonrru1sc NEw.-Nes.rs. Snyder Higgins,
Nos. 1aa and 1a5 Dearborn street, furnish board
md extra meals, at lowest living rates. Young
men. clcrks and others, can have their meals II
their ,oou,s If taey choose or board At tho eating
house 70. less than Is paid for ffst1ass day board
securing every luxury Of the season. Faces ~
dncea to suit the times. Call and sec. ja1a1st
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
OurK,ua of Democracy

Mr.. McC!ernand offered the following:
WHEkEAs.a portion OF the people OF the
United States, in violation OF their Constitu-
tional obligations. have taken up arms
against the National Government. and are
nov striving by an aggressive aud unrighte-
Gus war 10 overthrow II and break up the
Union. therefore.
Rsso!red. That this House pledge itself 10
vote ans amount OF money and any number
Of men which my be necessary 10 secure the
speedy and effeetull suppre ssion OF sad re-
bellicn. aud the permanent restoration of the
Federal authority everywhere thin the
limits and Jurisdiction oi the United States.
The resolution Was adopIed-yeas l2l.
nays ;.
The foregoing preamble and resolution
we're Offered in the United States House OF
Representatives on the 18th dry OF July,
lo6l. and adopted with but ) dissenting
votes. Hon. Robert McClernard who intro
duced the preamble and resolution IS an III :
nois Democrat. OF the Douglas school. On
this platform all patriots can stand together.
as did our fsshers OF the Revolutionary wac
OF 1912. The man who cannot stand on that
platform ought not 10 ask or expect promo
lion "a office, either military OF civil. during
the present year.
IL there are men IN our midst. and there
are several, who would rejoice over the de
feat Of the armies OF the United States and
~ho will try oycrs sxpedient 10 divide our
people on this question. ior the benefit of the
secession cause, LEI them be carefully watch
ed. and their heart treason thoroughly ex.
posed. Let no uhratriotic appeal TO parts
prejndices M past hostilities by mere mcr.
cenary, selfish and designing office seekers
and schcmers. exclude from the minds of the
people their greatest and highes, duty OF
patriotism.-Hapcock Democrat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

The slight reverse Of our tr0ops ~ Nanss
.zs ha. thrown a gloom over our community.
o,t ~ the telegraph brings u a modihcA
ton Of the first report Of the bsttIe. We all
begin n FEEL better. We rejoice 70 know
tia, it wa not a defcat-that our army was
not routel "a was supposed Yesterday. but re
treated in comparativel, good order. The
panic seems TO have been confined 10 those
who we're not under hre-originating proba
biy. with the large number Of civilians who
we're there As spectators. Gen. Mcdowell
has fallen back 70 his entertainments south
Of the Potomac. and will there recruit his
forces. and socn be ready for battle again.
When he j.. we trust there will be 10 lack Of
troops 20 overcome the enemy. whatever NAV
be his force. In the meantime We hope that
SIC editor of the New York Tribune and 9th
era OF that sort. who have been criticising the
movements Of the army. ~ill leave il, future
movements 10 be directed by those Who are
responsible 20 the country for them. They
VII be engaged in far more appropriate avo.
o~ations. If they will devote their talents to
things they understand something more about
The country Is satisfied 10 leave the Fate oil
the army and the country ia the hands Of
Gen. ScoTT. and they should be. also
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

What the calculations OF the rebels were ia
Western Virginia may be gathered By the
following extract from the Richmond CORES.
pondence OF the Charleston Courier. How
these calculations have been realized, our
readers all know:
Ii is reported from Washington that Geo.
Mcclellan i marching from the West 10 the
assistance OF Patterson. This can be true
only in part; for, IN the first place. he has a
small fosce cnly 10 bc spared for reinforce.
meni; in the second place. ho has 70 march
through montain gaps. which will be confess
ted at every step and thirdly. IL his force Is
much weakened. Garrett and Wise in the
Northwest will cut him of from Wheeling.
bring him between two fires. AMI enable our
forces IN that region 10 sweep every vestige
Of Unionislr and Abolitionism hom the
State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
..n.Sero. July 10. lssl-io =. NJ

w,sulSeros. July 10. lssl-iO \. VI.
EpiroRs ExrRrss.-I wrote YOU this nom.
ing Since that time. the particulars 81 the
skirmi.h at Balls Run Font have reached
ths city. The excitement Of tho morning
has died AWAY. All are now ansious'y await
ins the general engagement iha. a ia, or
two may produce.
After esLau~tlng every known means 10
obtain a pass into the enemy's country. 10.
day. for our party from rcrrc Hautc. Col
HrSRr : LAVE. in company with Mcssrs
JAoop II. HAcEs and CaARLss Carr. called
on General soorT. late In tho afternoon. al
his private residence. and at the special re
quest Of Col LAvr. the General granted a
pass for our party 10 Manassas The inter.
view was & very pleasant one. and had some
incidents connected with il which may he the
subject OF \ future communication. The FOL.
loving i a copy of the pass which tho Leu
tenant General dictated and signel for us.
"~HrAnorasrsss o. nr1 .ArsY.
WASHINGTON CRY. july 10. 1861.
Mcssrs. CHAHirs carFr. K y. Hrp.oS.
JoHs T. BAIRD. W. r. McKFFS. c r Rs.
sEsI. @. W BsNsST. j. VI. HacrR. ". II.
B~toxlSeuas. aud W. y. TrrIl. will be ner.
mitief 70 pass the lines Of the United States
troops TO Brig. 0en1 McDowrIL's headouar
ters. and sre commended To the courtesy Of
'he troops. WINFIELD SCOTT.
By command.
n NAS REsssLsKA. Col. and 4 d. c"
Tbs pas vas a very complimsa.ars NAT.
ter. - none had been granted TO civilians
Tor sevcosl days Past. We leave in garages.
Al three o'clock tomorrow m7rnins. 90 ne
soai q var, some thirty FIVE N s'stant-
II anything ocsnFs in The = Of an action.
during the next tvo or three days. Tcrrc
Hiute wii be represented in 4 w next
viii 9robsbly detail to patrons OF the FL
rREss the exact condition OF matters about
Mtsassas Janc;ioa. AMI nav contain some
details not anticipated By telegraph.
There ss- nothing OF interest N Congress
today. Tie House secns - have 6aisbed
is buslaess. AMI 20 be ~a.ElT .. The Ssaato
only 20 ADJOURN. The war ensrosses Ill rub
nc attention here. Congress : not attending
te anything else.
Governot Monro> Vas - leave for rodiana
20 nigh,. lie has been successful. I learn.
IL the object Of his mission. he seems to
hold a tcse-vediv hlsh place with The Gov.
eminent authorities. and occupies the pos; OF
honor among Ali the Western Governo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
A yesy Big II fof the Iomm..-
siOners.

A private letter written 20 rs from Paris.
by a gentleman Of distinction, says.
''Yancey and Rost have been here. and
had n private interview with the Minister OF
Foreign -AGairs. Who told them. in etIec' f.
that he received them for the puri ose Of a.
forming them that he would not recognize
or aid them IN any name
"Yancey returned 60 England, but RcsI -
trying 70 raise funds. without prospect OF
success-tsoagh ] ata told he has offered a.
i~nduccncnt, - guarantee the recognition
hereafter ct 'iic repudiited debts OF the
Southern States. about 81 10000 OF which
IA held ia France Nothing 50 good a. c,l-
unity 10 re establish he virtues."-N /.
Po.I.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

"sAt>SloNs July tttns lrol
The writer len Terre Haate. on TGe-tsv
evening last. IN com1any with MrssR. "a.
oos II. HAerR. ". r NcKkES. W n. Beck.
rsszAx. ". b Trrlt. and J. ?. RAap ali
of or CRY. Nothing worthy Of notice &c
cirred on tho i~ourr.s - lar a. Crsstla.-
AT the latter place. 6. ". Bsxk>T. OF our CITY
roined the party. We reached hero ~ rs
to-day. et IL o'cloe1 A. " Upon crossing
the Maryland Ire. on Yesterday morninr we
encountered the Frs display of fedess' itof-
The ~ b Pennsylvanis scgiroens is = cA.rse
Of Ae Northern Ceansl Railrsss- fsora Hsr.
yisburgb 10 Baltimore. Every bridge e
rundsd b. troops. and their sests are scat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

VIZ have a few kind friends who have all
cd in giving circulation u our afternoon Bull
letin. but the Journal deBounces item be
cause il saws that they arc interfering with
20 business. Had IL not better bring suit. -
It did against the Telegraph Company
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

WHEN the Journals "Hcs ChoIeEa Asso-
~cisLion" shall decide upon the best remedy
for the disease. We advise the editor 10 take a
dose himself. AID send some - his friend
Gen. PsIcE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
She Regretted IL.

The following anecdote IA going the rounds
An elderly lady. who attended n meeting
Of the First Vermont regiment. arose. full OF
enthusiasm. and said she thanked God that
he was able TO DO something for hor coun.
try her two sons. all she possessed IN the
world. were IN tho regiment; and the only
thing she hid 10 regret was. that che could
not have known Il twenty years ago-she
would have furnished moro"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

Tux Journal couce les that our afternoon
publication Is entitled TO De known a. the
'.Asai- Bull" We suppose the Journal. then,
mus, be the "hiadmost- eay.'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

OuR Ball etin has buiied the brains out o
the Editor OF the Journal He dreams Of
taAs every night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
DR.. ,. 81. vcLeso.s Volcanic ot,
llufDseuf.
Tax bDl Fvrlrv1t - Tal -odiD. Sc II,
"a Pr

Tax bDl F,rIrv2t ~ raI vofln.g .+ II,
"a RtAsT.
rhoasEi1s 81 human beng hss. h.~r ..v.f . M.
q dserepiltnos sne uissy. b. tbc us al his i3..s.
nAese L4EstnerL IL will relieve PAIN sins-. i,.,.,,.
tNsS1I,, snd AZ -. cleanse. pu1h 49, lsA "a
f0Isst sukt ~ 81 .~rsrsdibly shof tine scIEAS,s
ulsAs OIL l4NINkNl vii relieve. "a NJ IL
vss~<ats ea-es q kbcusertirrr. Govt, o. lsuralga-
for f~sfe!fsv, touvsetei Nu-les. suf4s-s O. Neat.
~~e "a W. ionc, Muscles 90 Lgaiasdts a vii nv
- sal. Two spglics'l.ts vii curc So re'..,
h"easoaf - tarsAs- 10 1crss " s,alds. - a.
Pat Tie 4, i'fshih. remee. Try a a. ~ al
han1
PLAslLEs, AIAkk ~ - IT, hssin. ea.f..
Of l.r--r. vii cave money ~ 1-ing Ncl.or's W..
canh Cal isAincnt IL 4 q speedy and ~lnla4ll4s
cure 81 Asis. Sprains. Chsft, N~eelings. lAu~-..
~vrefF,. ~prs-. Mounds. Scfstahs.. o. any .al.4f.t
neesf,s. 10y ID. and yoa Will q. convinced.
pr. D. 10. Mclean, So lropr.sos.
sasa", saint Ls1is NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

We have been reliably informed that tho
peach crop FROM Perrysville to Terrc H,uto
was never more abundant. la many places
the limbs OF the trees have u be RI ,pped TO
prevent them from roakiug-Cpp.a1fon
Derlccr6f.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
LEGAL,
RECRUITING.

XVANTED FOR THE UNITED sATrs ARMY
w Atle-toiicd men. betw ecu ngss ~ sigbteeu
snd thirty i've years Paw from eii.o0 a. e1i 90
per moth. with rauons ant quarters. % ommcnc
At ofre.
Two Dollars VIII be paid - cay atfcn who shall
procure and present othe kecfuiusg ofncer an AZ
eeptshl, - fult
Under present rsgulauon.. Any soldier has al cp
~pofflnity a. becoming q commi. toned oncef.
Poo further informsrco. apply az The fcuisxvous
AZ Terfo-Hautc. 90 the Vest side n thc square.
AIfRTD l. nUucH.
Capt. 10th Infantry L s. a. Recruiting Oncer
July y, 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24


Minshall & Paddock
Lave RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
of ruosE sCFERElSI
We Pssss Ultra
S Ii | r I S!
ND = srr .s~soHr4K,r 90
summer Underwear
IN ALL EiSr-. Isc.rpfSo
EXTRA LARGE SIZED MERISo
Undershirts & Drawers,
FOR LARGE SIZED MEN
Alec. a Superior Article OF
Leather Faced Driving Gloves |
weLaye also 90 baud. ~ oil tDes.a
FULL ASSO TN NJ
FKEHcH BROAD CLOTHS.
DoEsKIEs. AND
GRENADINES.
AID = FINE LIN %
SUMNER cAssiMEREs
LINENS, MELONS.
MARsEILLEe. CAsHMEREs. Se..
Which W. ute prepared ~ nake up 70 order
la the most elegant mannos
U~sN~sSai.a a gADOOs>2.
~. u WAsA~s sTxssf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

eosALL. & CO.
Hard Times No More!
Look Ia a, tbs Busy scene and the Immense
Pies OF Goods
HDsALL. & CO.
And DO consiuroi that she limos aro rot -
hari a. ;hey might be. we lnSssl.-i large,
ior Ca-h. and have received over SIS. Hhl
worth at good, during the pas, ten days. pur
chased "a \ ,uin0u, los 10 the Importer Ani
soil IL lower prices than ever known GA ib~
Wabash, via
About 10. GOO Yards American and
English Caltooes.
IL C.oics ST; lo. and Fas. Colors at 0 and &.
Fine French Chali,s at l2ttc per yard.
Soperfne 30 at i5a and 200 per yard;
Silk and Linen porlin. formerly cold st Soc,
for 25c.
Chene Poll De Cheyre. formerly sold nj sOc.
for 25c.
500 yards Mohsir iou.srtr. Double Wresths
for Street AMI travelling Suit. suitable
Tor Sumfner and Fall. AT Shc.
Beautiful Styles Mozambique, at ~. IS ant
20 cents;
Barge Anglaiss. Mohairs and Layellse. iol
Travelling Suits at G. $ and l0c per yard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

O. LrsR oczrLkfu. BnLot ssEss, nsAn.oas A.
There ses~r ne. t%n CATHARTIg u-c,c,,~
ofisf.c u ne puhiic. that bss piv-n such euu-, 81.
i-fsc1cn a. AcLssn'- rrivs-sl pm.
bciag entirely vegetables, t8sy arr perfectly ins.
crit and cSa ss uksn ~ ID rno-t tsnsss tufs,t. r..
prompt and powerful T. r-isovins al mlIous .sre-
tSss. sld or impure. i.ut instoer frosn The ssonsseh
IL iSc- Csy are ne ofSy ytii. t1at sboold - I'D M
nslartcu- f~s-irici.-
hey pTviuc< 40 grtpils. siosn-s ~ f,aip IA ID.
ssos.aeh or hs~es-, though seTy active A. s..-L.s
" uhef opers,ier, prva~ias healthy seervu.ons Z
the liver AID kJneys. 49, pfl M, Tor, -
neS, headAcse and i-ui stomach. vb~u 20 ct..r.
remedy Cat IL cb1siIe1' ke~p them crs,.t,r,lr +,
hama = single co-e isscn in season. MAJ prrvul
hour, day aso ul0lLh- - rkknr-A. Al L. IL
H. heleao'r Jniyerssi Pills. Ias. a. c<ber. I.hs
oost~d, they are tasts.s~s. Price ouly 70 oen.. nj
boz And car - s-ut by u.Sii a. am rs-t a. ~. rs
NOLAN, -. ir9rs.s.os.
I.fnfr a Tllr. 80 T.. - - -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

Health and Strength
isERF i No sgSIaNf ABOgTH.
: ~iA cure i1svT ConPlsiut, py-p~p-.s. r.srtaa.
~n'<fs, headache. d~pr~-sica a Sp.r..s. Fe.N
arc hgee, in~src fevrr. Ed Breath. ~ arr Dise.1
q ~ lAysr, Siou aek o. E<~.ls
DhNtLLbHN, u" y0u ~f-b % Re h~aith~ -rons
sac Vyo~Ousf
LADIES, 90 you var, ia, t.,ssa q Ae.iA % T.. az,
''soni oneekt Hssiai-th~rF - ~ on end CT
heitAs's s~fkENorHFNlSG uKplAI AND
MOOD PURIFIER
pslss net = moment. T. g warranted q ave ..,s-ts.
hE II vii curs any G-eass Of he Htcn.v. 49,.
- Bad1sr; Fzntns, Oh~trucsca Men -va.,,r Ill.
rfk q tns womb. Barreure-s. or any tl-ess.s e-sstos
r<n ebrcr1c Or Nervous l@bilits. II l. Az i-fallbis
rsn-cy.
For Chtfdreu.
te ,ou vent your 1siioate. ssckley, ru.v eA,4,-~.
= y healthy, srons md ~robasr-,hsu siss ~.
Mclean stree gthing Cordisi, (ses tho d.r.c-so..
esrh estle,l Il IL ceidoDs 10 tsk~
cnA taoissPccnful, t2scn every n.0rutrs t.-...
y sGe preventive against cLill sDc fsver. v,sl
hssfs Cholera OF any prevailing disease "a
Ct Droggfsts o. c---~-.
nay ~ 10 pain upon yoC = bcile a Blitsss o. -
sapaHHs which they can buy cheap) By s.y,prs,
5u~ AZ good There arc even rlsE BASE ef.yssb =.
sterl a r~r 4 my nam 70 dub their VILE g..
ueb- Avoid sut infamous PIRATES and .hs., a
lsno1s oompoundsi Ash fr Or. :. II. Nci<.n,.
STRENGTHENING Cordial ard BLOOD Purffer -
nything else. IL L. abe Gully remedy thar ~! n,r-,
your blood thoroughly, sod ~ tbs sau< tlrs
sIRENGrHES aud ~fSSiGoRATE lie uhoIs o,ssss
ssoon, L.. Pot uP In large b~uos-si per b.-ds.
DR. J. n. MsLEAN, Sole PrOpn..o,.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06
WASHINGTON, Feb. l, 1861.

There is great contrariety Of reports in crcula-
ton here and elsewhere as to whether Mr.. Lincoln
has written to any friends expressing sentiments IA
vorable to an amicable and fair settlement of the
present difficulties between the sections by making
proper concessions to the South. assert positively
that the President elect has written private letters
to leading republicans urging speedy settlement.
He does not name any particular mode or plan, but
is earnestly in favor Of adjustment He intlmatcs
that the border States propositions contain many
features that acceptable. From this fact, pro-
baby has arisen the reports that he was favorable
to this latter proposition. 1t is believed here by
many of his friends that he would be entirely will
ing to have it adopted.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois, who is supposed to rep
resent and know the sentiments of the President
elect, introduced to-day resolutions e,,bodying the
border States propositions.
1t is well known here that there are large mum.
Der of republicans in both houses who are doing
everything in their power to defeat settlement Of
the questions at issue between the sections They
are tanning the secession flame by every means IN
their power, using every argument to exasperate
the Southern people, and drive the slave States out
of the Union. 1t is the action of these that has
prevented the more moderate and conservative re-
publicans from coming forward with the olive branch
of peace. These ultra republicans are anxious,
nay striving, to bring about dissolution of the
Union, and it is these bold, bad men who are exert
ing their baneful influence to prevent settlement
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06
DUFFY,s
e 9 n r G M Z K II u II e
Care Of Ague and Fever.


HlHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUM.r
body Liable upveSsa dreaded, OF 90 oensr.S
fatal Fever: it appears in different countries s
climates under different types and characters In IN;
country where its annual return is looked for with an,
and apprehension, it usually assumes the bilious tyne
Another species Of fever prevalent here and which !,
may be said never leaves or subsidies altogether is the A.
tumnal Intermittent 'Ague and Fever which # A as
fatal yet very distressing Its characters Effects "o
consequence pecuiar to diminished eoeror =. aua
system to be ascribed the appuor me
and general prostratiOn which characterizes its nu;
TO which niRht be added the arrangement Of the mipa
functions of the liver, stomach, and intestinal canal
therefore, quite manifest-in fact it is well known t
Ague and Fever lay the basis Of consumption of the &
chronic affection Of the liver and Spleen dysnens;
not unrequently dr0psy and when this state ~ M
vscers becomes established there is constant @
to relapse from slight causes and when thus couuy
Gated with those constitutional diseases their trsotP
and cure becomes more difficult. eu'
Common sense teaches that the cure of Apue and F
consists in shortening the duration Of the paroxysm a
preventing its return The first is to be accomnishd w
depicting the bowels, relaxing the skim &c the saong
by the prompt application Of such medicines as ore c'
lated to restore the deranged functions and give bss
tone to the system. 'a'hy
The Tonic Mature now offered possesses abs ,,.,..
requisite to effect the second indication The st dne
generally cheeks the disease and one bottle never .
effect cure healthy reaction takes place the anno,t
restored. the system becomes invigorated and Tho -.
tient begins to feel surprised at the rapid transition n.
state Of morbid suffering to that of progressive
These effects have been experienced BY all who have n.
CHARLES DUFFY, NJ. D.
"' Az W oe'' ~ Iooo' 42-wly
.H Prepared and sold Wholesale and Ret.i, hv = 9
H. Duffy Newbern, N, c. And also for sale 6y Mes.r.
morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents New VI
AND oy Druggists and Merchants throughout the connr
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLlNA.-C HAT.
- HAM COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term ls6O-Sephen W. Gotten E. T. Hub.
bell.-Attuchment.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that F. T.
Hnbbell the defendant in this cause is nonresident of
this State absconds conceals himself that the
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully in the North Carolina Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear the
next Of this Court to be held tor the county Of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Ptsboro the second Mon
day of February next then and there plead
denur, judgment pro oonsso will be had against him.
Witness. Il. c. Gotten. Clerk Of said Court, at Office in
Pttsboru, the second Monday in November, BOO
R. c. GOTTEN, c. C. c.
Dec. ~, 1850. pr adv. IS 621a) 5s-w6t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-06

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-C HAT
- HAN COUNTi-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term ls6C.-Cotten Burnett Ed. T. Hub
bell.-Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of The Court that Ed T.
Hnbbel, the defendant in this cause is nonresident of
this State, absconds conceas himself that the
binary process Of law Cannot be served upon him. it
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successvey, in the Carolina Standard
commanding the said defendant to be and appear at the
next term Of this Court to be held for the cuny of Chat
ham, the Court house in Ptsboro the second Mon.
day Of February next then and there plead
denur, judgment pro contsxo will be had against him.
Witness, r. e. Gotten, Clerk of said Court at office in
PtsbOro, the second Monday in November, 1900
r. C. GOTTEN, c. C. C.
Dec. Is, 1850. pr. adv. Is $3.50 s2-w6t.