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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
From E'cnnsylvanin.

HAnRIsBunK. Nav lit seem 10 be the
disposition OF some of the members of the
Legislature To restrain the Governor from
using full military preogatise a. Com
mander in Chief Any such hill will Ger
taiuly be vetoed.
Mr. Williams. of AHezhssy county, pro.
posed preamble TO the resolutions. review
ING the Baltimore massacre of troops Ia
saws they were brutality murdered, anc de
c.ares the right OF the Federal troops % pass
peaceably over any part Of the coll OF tho
United Siatssi that the Slaughter OF troops
Is treas0n. whether done ander authority of
State OF private persons. IL calls on the
Government "a demand the surrender. Tor
condign punishment, of all persons engaged
Ia the riot. aud saws the refusal Of the B0r
der slave States Ia contribute their quota Of
troops. or their assuming srate of neutrali
". il remuneration of their allegiance II
l. the duty ofthe Government TO reduce ~
yolted citizens 90 unconditional submission;
that no compromise can OF ought 20 be nude.
PaiIADELrnsa. Nav IA Philadelphia
has Just returned from Virginia Three
thousand dollars worth of his property was
seized at Richmond and lac was compelled TO
~ for his life
PmLApflrHrA, May 7,--Mr Bayard denies
reported bat has besa 20 New Orleans on
private business lie returned 10 Whining
ton to-day.
PrrsBuna. NAY Judge McCsnlless
delivered. to-day an elaborate charge to tho
grand jury OF the United States Court. ON
the subject OF treason.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

Nav loRKs Man !.
FIotR-Exhibits Little more activity 90
dav. prices without important change. sales
of IL $50 hbls al S5a =. 10 for saper State;
s., l56f5,30 for extra State: S5td5.l0 for
super western, =, l5d SIS for common TO
medium extra western: 81. 500 s. 90 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
So, s5(6$7 p for trade brands ditto. The
market closing quiet. Canadian -four in mod
crate demand. sales of 500 bbls az - ,2Od
Z so for whole range common TO choice extra
Rye -four quiet with small sales at 5,lO@
siOO
CosS MsAt-Steady and Unchanged sales
Of $50 bbls of choice at 1913.
WntsxY-in fair demand without material
change. sales of $50 bbls att 7isal7a &C,
chiefly insiddlprice
wHr.r--Heavy and In favor OF the buyer
Jor common descriptions. and quite hfm for
prime white. which Is scarce and wanted for
milling: sales ct 300 bush northeastern
Club 81 .22@Sl % delivered: $500 bush
Nil. Club at 81 .24oa 81 20 In store and delis
cred. 500 bnsh Canadian Club at 81 "a del
liscred: 100 busy winter western rod a
81 81. 800 bush choice white Kentucky az
81 I0ld<l 10; 100 bush choice white Mich
at Sl,70asl'75. and l9OOsbnsh white ives
tern at 81 400 81 90
RYr-Coutinuos firm. sales OF 1000 bush
at 65c.
BAnLKY-RuIes heavy: sales Of 4 500 bush
winter State and Canadian al 5rCd Csc. 1900
bush barley melt on private terms.
IoRN-ln moderate supply and very dull.
salcs OF 90 600 busi at 65c for old mixed
western Ia store. 63dG-c for do 6loaG6c
for unsound old Do 6Sc for new Southern
yellow. 20 for old do 65@6Sc for new gel.
low Jersey zoe for old do. 6stdsOc for white
Southern
t0Ais-Droopng az 3Sc.
Pork, quiet aud unchanged sales 500 bbls
$ls.s5ci els for mess $685. for prime : =.
- for clear
Beef continues quie, and steady; sales Of
$50 .bls Stefi 80 cous,iry prime - Ssn So.
- for country mess Sl0mSli 900 for repack
oil. me.sSil a5a ~ 80. e "A mess and prime
mess beef dull and non. nal. Beef hmm,
rule dull al l36tl5
Cut meats continue dull: small sales at
1905, for shoulders and So 81 Tor hams.
Bacon sul aud Nominal. smoked meats
quiet7mS for shoulders and 7a9is for hams
Lard dull and heavy. sales 300 bbls ga 9sa.
STRAIGHTFORWARD stocks very well sus-
tanned: ChicagoA Rock Island 80, Cleveland
a Toledo 2lis. y Galena A Chicago 59t,
Ills Central Scrip 63i4: Mich Southern
(guaranteed) ISL, Patio macil II: n. Y,
Central 73is Erie 22i,; Hudson - u; Har
lem - >; Harlem (preferred) 81. Michigan
Sinking fund 81. Ere 9Th Bonds e: Cal 6's
73is No. C's issa; Va. c's 70; ). 6's 5;
Tenn. Gs A.: y {. O. ~. L. ; 6's (cou.
pons) 60.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

TnrNroN. May The House Bill 20 raise
aloan of al 900 900 aud State tax of anoth
" million passed. 90 third reading. Mr.
morse. Democrat, introduced resolution
thanking the Governor for the ckergy dis
PLAYED Ia raising the quota OF troops aud
piodging New jersey g use all her power 10
maintain The Union and Constitution, also
thanking the Governor Cor the energy and ac
ti,ity displayed ia defending the Union the
resolution passed unanimously
MIR. Cook has introduced IN the Senate a
suppliment to the act Tor il~ punishment of
crimes Ii provides Tor the punishment Of
all who shall In any way. by furnishing arms.
munitions OF war. vessels or money, give aid
or comfort to the enemy. by Imprisonment of
not less than i've or more than ten years. and
by fine of not lcss than $1,000 dollars.
Cooks Resolution also provides for a SINH
lar punishment OF nll who shall furnish the
enemy with intelligence. or 10y reasonable
publications, il also reqnircs each officer and
private in the active militia 10 take an oath
10 support the Constitution and the laws of
this State aud the United States, and obey
the orders OF his superior officers. IL IS
thought the Legislature viii adjourn on Fri
day, this week. A resolution has passed the
House to meet again on the fourth Tuesday
of July, II was taken 10 the Senate where II
has not vet been acted on.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
From Missouri.

Sr. LouIs, May THE Senate sat in open
session most OF yesterday, but nothing of i'm
portance was done. The House was in Sc
cret session all day Nothing definite is
known OF its proceedings The Cairo CORES
pondont Of the Republican SAYS FIVE bate
rses are now planted in different points Oh
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, fully com.
manding both rivers and their confluence, and
so placed that the entire force can be rallied
TO the support of any point III few minutes.
All the batteries are sustained b. large bod
les Of infantry.
Col Wicklifie of Kentucky has positively
assured Col. Prentiss that no preparations
hostile to kentucky are being made near
Cairo
An encampment of several hundred troops
has been formed at Corinth. Mississippi at the
junction Of the Mobile and Ohio and Charles
ton and Memphis Railroads.
Camp Jackson ia this city numbers about
twelve hundred men. large number of whom
are raw recruits. Tho force VIII be further
augmented today and TO morrow by the ar
rival of the south west expedition. about two
hundred ann fsty stroag.
The Union Home Guards OF the First and
Second numbering fifteen hundred were
sworn into the volunteer service OF the Uui
ted States to-day Companies from other
wards will be sworn in during the week
These men are allowed 20 remain with their
families and follow their usual avocations
but will he required 20 do guard duty one day
in each week. Captain Lyon has orders &c
receive ten thoasand volunteers. He has al
reaey upwards OF FIVE thousand mustered in
TO the service and the Home Guard of this
city will complete and perhaps exceed ths
complement.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Night Dispatches
Plain Talk by Pennsylvania
HER VIEWS or NEUTRALITY
mastering in Troops.
Major Anderson VIII Make a
Plea to Kentucky for
the Union
Wanting TO Get Back
abundance Of .frMs!.
Abundance of Men T! |!
Abundance Of Money
VIRGINIA STEALING AGAIH |!
kentucky for the unIon!.


INV YoRx, Nav Eight companies Of
sappers and miners have been mustered into
the service. Also five companies Of Col. Ba
ker's California regiment.
Col. Hawkins Z0uaves will be mustered
into service % dav and armed with Enfield
rifles New York and Philadelphia have
been constituted military depots. Troops
wiil be concentrated IN these cities 20 be sent
at the las; emergenby 90 any point BY sea or
land
The government has accepted the tender Of
various yachts They will be armed for rev
enne service.
Special despatch 70 the World Washing
ton Nav T. MAJOR Anderson contemplate
addressing the people Of kentuoky ON behalf
Of the Union several army officers who
failed % gei commissions in the rcbel service
ON resigning. have asked % be r>-tosel--
They me, with sn emphatic refusal. There
are sxty thousand stand e. arms IN the Wass
ings0n Navy Yard.
Special % he Pest The Government has
already received protsers Of tao hundred and
ifty thousand men from west Of the AIlegha
nies Arrivals Of specie from the north m ,ie
money matters sssv. No further trouble i
anticipated from = lack of funds
BVfrsIo. Nav The schooner Freenan.
fro1a Detroit. with a cargo Of corn. sunk re,s
The hgat house last night. IN = storm. Five
Of the rrer were los' The Captain and one
sailor ~ere saved
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

BEAUTIFUL BoUourr.--Mrs eseph Grover
has placed IA under infinite obligations for
present Of the most magnificent and svee.iy
odorifcrous bouquet We ever feasied our
eyes upon--bcsutifal beyond expression. and
Fedoent with the richest perfume. Mr.
Growers taste for. and her success in ths cul.
tivst.on of flowers have long been noted in
our city Her success. this season. ha- never
been surpassed, u We may Judge Of the spc
cimcns cent u We understand she s pre-
pared TO furnish few Of Ike kind TO those
who love beautiful flowers. and who that has
q sou! does not.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
To Consumpsivesi

ne advertiser. having been restored u health Ia
few weeks hy very simple ren.dy AMER having suf
fsFed several years with severe lung affection. and
that dread disease. consumption-ls anxious make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the Of cure
To those WIN wish 10 try H. he will send copy q
the prescription used lfree Of charge with the dir~.
tons Tor preparing and using the same. which the,
will hnd cure for Consumption. Asthma. BFsa-
chius. &c The only object q tho advertiser l. IA
sending the prescription 10 benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which be eoaosive 20 be invsiaa.
bic. and be hopes every sufferer will Try hl remedy.
Il costs them nsthlng and may prove a blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg.
sepiciwlw King County. Ny.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

rnent has Informed the Governors of the
States which had ordered out their quota Of
militia under the frsi proclamation Of the
President, that il is desirable and Prefer
able that those who had not been marched
forward. shall be mustered ia for three wears.
under the subsequent proclamation Full
suee
W. Fcbbiger. OF Cincinnati. has been ap
pointed Paymasger IN the army
Major Anderson viii soon be ordered u
honorable duty The Government intends
promoting him u a Colonelcs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BKyaN.s rULMONIC WATERS 7

The Original Medicine, Established Ia lss7, AD:
nrs, article Il the kind ever Introduced under shs
name q ''Puinouic Waters in this or any other
country: all other Pulmonlc waters oounterfeiis
The geuaine can be known ~ ths name BRYAN be
ing stamped on each wafer.
RnYaS's Putxos.c wArrns
Relieve Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsness.
Bs4As's PutxosIc Waves,
Relieve Aihma Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing
BEraN's Pttxoxlc wssxss,
Relieve splitting q Blood. PAins Ia the Chest
BHYsN's FrIso>Ic WAVES,
Relieve incpient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BarAS's PrI~oSlc wAFrns.
Relieve Irritation Il The JvTla AID TonsiA
Bxr.>'s PrIsoSrc Waves.
Ar blessing 20 al clssser and ccnditions
Basss'. Prlxosnc wAyrKs.
Az adstdcd 70 Noca.isis and fsolie Speakers.
EErA>'s rrInoNlc wkTtks,
Are Ia a simple form and pleasaf; 70 the taste
RRrAsr's puIzoSlc wAFnNs
No, oaly relieve. but effect rapid cures.
BErASr's PrLsoSIc wASE.s
Are warranted 70 give satsfactioa 70 every oss
W family should be without boK u
Bar4xT's PULsoSsc WAsxE-.
in the House.
No traveller should be wfihoali supply o.
HsYzxTs Prisoslc NAFxzs
Ia bis pocket
No PERSIA viii ever object % give for
tas.sT's PrIxcSIc AyEsz-
Twenty I've cents
JOB HOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester, Sew ycrk
sold By J. r. Caslngham and =. N. Dounsly n To-
Hauts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

II Card.

So THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. q
wsltham Mass, bsgs 70 call ihs attention. Il TIE pub
lie Tie following emphatic reoomenastioa q Wal
ham Watches. BY the eadlag practical Matchmaker
and Jewellers throughout the United Stats The
tire list q signatures 20 a i quite too lsng for
Publication IN adserslsmsac bat the names pre-.
sentei vii be recognized b. tAose scq1-tnied With
the Trade a. being IN the highest degree respectable
and Influential Al their establishments may al~ avs
be faand the genuine wafces q the coapsny's man.
nfaesure. IN great variety.
Signatures from many csie- snd to~n. not fally
represented Il this st vii appear In Allure sAves
usetnent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


ZEN more volunteers. able bodied men.
between he age Of eighteen and forty eve
years. arr wanted 20 IN up the ranks Of the
"Terre Haute Guard nov ia Camp Morton.
indianapolis.
The above company ~ili he mustered into
the service IN fex days.
- Application -hoaid be made immedi
siely % the Undersigned. in the Linton Block.
corner Of Third and Main streets
IA, JB. HAGER. Captain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

ATcHI~oN. NAY At the municipal cleo.
ton held here Yesterday. Fairchild. the Union
candidate was elected by G. majority over
Haskell. Democrat The election was very
warmly contested though il wen; OF quietly
This CITY has heretofore given 4 Democratic
majority Of about 300 The Union men are
ove1oyel wiih their victory.
Fl krkRxr. Mav The California over
land coach passed AZ boon.
DrxVsE Cfr1. MAY One man j. report
ei % have taken from the bed ~ Clear
Geek. ldshoe. last week. $1,000 Runs q
Sa00 a. 500 % the cord are becoming quite
Common amcng the mills
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

- The notice. In Yesterday issue. of
the return ofa portion Of Capt. Hsc1K's
company. va. not intended 10 reject upon the
courage OF the men. and cannot be 80 con.
sirucd BY any fair man. II was simply al
luded TO ~ an item Of news ia a proper man
ner. The scurrilou- reply over the signature
Of "OSE oF rnE THIRTY" which appeared IN
last evenings journal Is unworthy Of notice
teeth. he never would have enlisted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
AGrcat Medicine for Females.

Hundreds 4 s,smalAnts have been Invented and sold,
purporting be specific in the various diseases enc
arrangements 10 which ,he delicate form cfwosaan
render her subject The result Of all shess ssimusnss
has been impsrt ,noD,eatdry acffrsy 10 the H~s-
roHs sysen and false vgof TO the muscles but tbs
relief has been suooeeded by depression aud pfosira
ton greater than before; and the repeated attempts
iuvalds build themselves up by these fiiss rene
dies have finally ended In destroying what little Vi
al osg ANIMATION was left But IN using "BarAase's
Hssgand Bsnsrs," you vii End no such disAstroo.
result. Il i purely vegetable oumpOund, prepared
CA strictly scentt principles. After the manner q
the celebrated Holland Professor. BoThave, Unsss
is influence. ssery aud muscle receives ns~
strength and vigor. appetite and sleep return and o.
naiy. perfect health See advertisement in anothes
column msstsim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

fhis esns ~ the West. which lays the foundateo
for many Consumption seldom fails - attack thcss
with d.serdeF-d nvers. fsis tendency 10 er<suAiis
prevented =, occasional 1se 4 tas frsrvias su.
~. which restores the system from the nischievcu.
effects caused ~ tho abuse q c.iosnei and qunlne
one 4 agents la Indiana. residing IA sectise
where Fever aud Ague has btsn unusually pttyalcnl.
SAYS Hundreds arc suffering Bon the sns-ts II 10.
bity. caused by Fever and Agas. l, Cone ssgiss Pc
we've. last fall With Phy.ls ans. cuss~ q iron
and the neutral salts saycators - pots.<s, makes
up the usual prescriptions. 30 a my oxpess.
eioe PEnrViss SrKrr ScnAssss rks Al"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
From Washington.

wAsHiSorox. Nav THE Charless =
Courier saws that the Collector a. that poilt
has been instructed by the Government OF
tae Confederate States 10 clear private ycss
els and harges until war is declared and the
will of Congress is made known.
Gen. Beauregard has left Charleston for
Montgomery.
The entire Jersey troops arc here ia the
CITY and elicit much praise.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

PARss. May !. kEsrrckY ELECTION
Bourbon county gives 9sn majority for the
Union. Bells majority MAS y66 Nicholas
county gives 1900 majority for Union. IL
has ALWAYS given democratic majority here
tolore Mason county gives 22j3 majority
for the Union Brocken county 1859 MAORI
~ Tor the Union Louis county 1910 for
the Union. Fleming county about 1000 ma
dcnng for the Uuion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
CINCINNATI MARkET.

CINCINNATI. MAY T.
FIorn-The demand for -four continues
fair. and the market rules firm Al si.15Gf
=: 10 lor super. and 81 90e 81 ,25 fos ertrs.
WHEsr--Wheat firm and n demand al
81 .036 81 - for rel. AMI fl .lO,a .l2 Cor
white
Okrs-Fair demand af2-c A Dot 81 ?
500 bushels prime Wheeling. sold a. H)c IN
bags on the landing.
wHrsxr--I'nchsngei: sales o. en- Nh At
l2t.r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

The uHdsrsigned. practical ws,chmsker- and
desiers n Watches, hasins bought End add ameri-
oan stcbss Tor nauaber u years past snd having
dealt IN AL kinds 4 foreign Watches Coz much
longer period q time. aes ~ state that they have
never dealt IN Watches which. class. o. IN lndi-
viduai Instances, have been more satisfsr,or, 10
themselves customers. whether Ia rs-pect q
durability, beauty 81 nui-h mathemsucslly cosr~s
proportions sccursle compensation and adjustment
o. 81 sa<fsss.-kecfss9 rsstss. than thos usnufsr-
tsre.l hy fl.e Nathan s-.utt.anx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

SILVIA 0n,Ys.--Caplain Harwell. late
Captain Of the Cts Grey. Of indianapolis. !.
engaged every afternoon IN drilling com
psny named a. above. the Youngest mem
ber Of which = over fiy years They are
intended for home guard Of lndianapoli-.---
Captain Hsrtwell wiIl soon make soldiers Of
them. lie {. how Captain Ola new zouase
Company. Organized .ieec the Pre- iaeai's
call f0r volunteers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

NV Yoax. Nav The W
respondents OF the Tribune oft, -,
the ,'o' crnmens has certain Aivl, s,,hsr.
are bct~ecn three or four thous -
lhs vicinity Of Fairfax Court VIZ !"
and that within two days mach. -,
thsre aro al least 10000 asaila,,,, ,,sn whose
desire i soon to be quartered in Washington
An agent who Was &C Gen Buffers Camp
tins morning. says there u a batter, planted
on the other side Of the Severn river which
can rake him cnecfually.
lie informed Gen Butler OF Il who al once
made prcr,rations 10 take IL.
ihos' ,. Townsend has been appointed
Surveyor General OF Wisconsin and Iowa
MAJ General Cooke commanding the rebel
troops and defenscs on the Potomac bor.le.
of Virginia. says thai Gen. Ruspl.. has tax
en- his quarters at Fredericksburg Ho. Cooke
u 10 take a position Ia front OF " ashington In
connection with the commanding officer. a
Harper Ferry on his len aud thu. eoser and
defend the Potomac borders against invasion
from the North
lie adds that 'thc capitol has never been
threatened by us--lt i not now threatened
lit 10 beyond and outside the limits of the
tree and sovereign State OF Nirgnia--the
Nuith hss not openly AMI According 10 The
uaSes OF civilized nations declared war OF
1--WE make no MAR on them. but should the
soil or the grave OF Washington be polluted
bs the tread Ola single man IN arm from
North OF the rotomsc Il will cause open
war
The Hcralds Washington correspondence
OF the 9Th saws the forces at the Relay Hou q
have been reinforced 90 day and At one and
hal "a o.. ant
OF 1000 OF 1000 men could be furnished Gen
Butler. Before the troopsfrom Harpcrs
Ferry could approach near enough to give
Gen. Butler battle they would be harpass
cd by the Pennsylvania troops now in their
vicinity
There Is no fear OF any fighting at Bait
moro unless an attack l. made by some i'm.
petuous and disorganized mob.
There can be no formidable regular battle.
The Goth regiment leil to-day by railroad,
probably via Annapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

MrSlrso~s 90 WAVE are informed
that cne hundred leg OF powder. In sealed
car. passed through thu city GA Monday
night Over tie T.. a G. Railroad 90 Evans
Vile. 10 the care of MAYOR Baker 81 that
city We presume il vas for the Use of In
LLAMA volunteers. some OF which viii doubt
less be stationed In that vicinity within
lev .Iavs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
From Penn.ylyania.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.---Senator Bayard Of
Delaware arrived here this morning. having
left Wilmington fearing an assault would be
made upon him.
He was taken into custody nj the depot
here but was discharged by Mayor Henry. he
having no charge against him
Nav -Four Philadelphia and Two Ohio
regiments are under orders TO march TO NOR.
row
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

The officers ~ the FRS; regiment. which
has heen IN quarters serersl dAys. waiting
marching orders. learning the ofirisl or :
from the War Department that 10 e :
troops would he accepted under three years
enlistment. ~sitel OF Oore-aor A8drcE this
J. NJ. in q bois. AMI offered Their services.
together With tie Eigh,c. fos fen term
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

Barks Hov.k-It ! wonderful What an
amount d h0ngr, people this vastly popular
Hotel does feed. and ho~ elegantly and <at-
islacsoril, they 10 il. Col Judson anal his
.uhorfnatss have settleJ one question con
elasivels--they know how 70 keep Hotel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Notice tn Physicians and the Pu b

-
lie.
ALIcock's POROUS Pl.AsrERs. - TESTING
NAL AlICOck A Co. Ne. 2s6 Canal Sc. New
York, 20 Nov, ls5e.-Gcniiesnen. I lately suffered
severely from weakness IN my back ccea~oDed by
suddenly over-exer'ins myself. Having heard you
Piasters much recommended for q this hind.
procured one and the result all that could De.
sire. single Plaster cured me IN wecl
Yours, respectfully J. c. BHd0Gs.
Proprietor u the RrAndrcth House. New Ycsk
There Is nothing equal In the way Il Plaster. .
tho Porous Plaster Of M. AIIcocK. Everything !.
pleasant about them They the Plaster q The
day. and M type u present advancement In
science and art. In Asthma. Cough. Kidney Anec-
ions and local deep seated pains in the side sreAss
and spAsnode pains generally. they unsurpassed
FOR the benefits they imParf. Physicians should ca
anime this article which Is universally approves
where known Price IS cents each. Principal orics.
2es Canal street. New York. Sold by J. n. CUM
INGHAM Terrs nAue. arsi BY III respectable dealer,
in medicine. Eadwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

SPECIAL MILITARY SorisK The msra
bers ofthe Fort Harrison Guard. remaining
IN the city. are requested 70 meet at the City
Hall on Thursday evening. May 9th. At half
past seven o'clock. fer the transaction OF i'm
l.orfani business Let every one attend.