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The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

UNITED State STEAM fRIaAIE Roanoke
Of Fortress Monroe. S<pf. IL. ls6l.-We are
under steam, and sail early tomorrow morn
ing. in company with several Of the naval
vessels that have been lying here since the
eventfal demonstration az Hatteras Inlet. 20
an important point upon the Southern coast,
there 20 attempt 10 achieve another victory
similar 70 that so successful az Forts Halter
a. and Clark. Ii viii be. IL am not greatly
mistaken. an imposing and terrific assault re
sulting trinmphantly TO our gallant forces,
and the good they maintain. lt almost seems
superhaous TO remark that IL would be an act
OF the greatest imprudencs 70 venture 10
give particulars, or to speak definitely of this
formbal movements vet | will remark
that should victory again perch upon our
banners. II will open 10 VA \ channel b,
which We will be enabled Co deal the sever
est blows that Secession and It's enthusiastic
followers ever received. That such NAV be
the result + my prayer.
Desertions are very frequent from the
rebel army. They occur daily. but the lar
gest lot that have recently como under my
personal observation. as having escaped
from the meshes Of the rebels. reached here
on Sunday afternoon. They came in a large
boat from Sewsll's Point, and were success
usual liberty granted them upon the Sabbath
They very cautiously stole away from the
Point. until out Of range of tho guns at that
position. and then. knowing dear life was at
stake pulled like giants toward our vessels,
reaching the United States sloop Of war ST
Lawrence which was then lying nearest
Sewalls Point. These deserters were i'm
mediatelv picked up by that vessel and sent
10 Com Stringham. of the Minnesota. who In
turn forwarded them, without delay. to Ma
jor-Geueral Wool. at Fortress Monroe
Never did men seem more elated than these
deserters at the opportunity Of again kneel-
ing under the Stars and Stripes. which they
proclaimed they would never agiin forsake.
The principal cause of their desertion was
that they had been impressed into a service
they had no sympathy for. and made 20 fight
those whom they were bound 20 by ties that
never could be sandcrcd. From them we
learn that the condition of the Secession
forces at Sewafl's Point, Norfolk. &C, Is
most deplorablc: that much sickness Of a
wanScrons type abeunds: that they are only
hall led. causing thereby great Indignation
! throughout the whole army ia that region on
aeeoant Of this outraso0us aud unendnrable
, trfumcut They fnrfher assert that many OF
thesFs sane Relrri troops are patiently await
ING the arrival o. our National forces "a ioiu
them, thar they NAV 90 operate IN striking a
blow against Secession and ia admirers, that
will be terrible in is effect Al of this may
not be wholly believed. yet the daily deser
iionS now occurring certainly speak badly
for the cause espoused by the Rebels, and
attest By living proofs tha; we are gaining
ground
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W. are booking with the most intense aas
,etv for news from Missouri. as'i do not see
how i possible for battle u ~ avoided be
tween the rebel forces and those under Gen
fsruovr. many DAYS longer What die nam
bers are upon either siSe.5t : sdhsoalt. 10 dc
,ermine. bui if the reports reaching asasr re
liable. PEIcK must have al Lexington ard 10
that ncighborhOOd not les than thirty -shos
AM men. although ne nav not have been
.,.ned bv McCrLIocu. But whatsser-'he
number. we have full confidence in the ab'l.
" ofGen. FxrxoNr 70 meet him, for with such
i, unisn Of forces As he Is evidently bringing
about. there can be no doubt that he Is fully
prepared 10 make a successful battle al Lex
i,gson. He has TOO much at stake, both As
Regards the country and himself, not 10 be
fully prepared for any emergency. A deci-
ted success BY him at Lexington. will put at
rest all doubt about the condition Of Missou-
r for victory there, followed up az We be
l.se Il will be by him. must soon drive the
rebel horde from that State. and give re
ned confidence 10 the Union men. Aud II
a.ll pu. a most decided veto upon the pre-
f,aded ordinance Of secession which PsiCE
i, trying to pass. or probably has passed. BY
a .ea fugitive members 81 his defunet con
ycn,ion. who hang upon the skirts Of has ar
Nv Hence the next few days are pregnant
aith the greatest importance. and we shall
a3.n their Development With almost hrea'h-
leis anxiety.
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IL IS very evident % us that the course OF
The Cincinnati Gazette in reference 10 Gen
Faruoxr is not calculated 20 do much good
tlanv BODY. while il NAV do harm. la the
first place. il i likely 70 excite some feeling
IN the West against the Eastern Division Of
the army. and thus 10 weaken the public con
idencc in Gen McCLE1IAV and In his capa-
city to defend " ashington, and make, in the
end. an aggressive movement ino Virginia
IN the second place. il talks about the foul
linen. of the 'gorerRmsnf. which It SAYS
should be eleaHsed before We should epquire
into Gen FEENoSr's expenditures. as il il
really knew that "the government had, in
fsct. stock Of such an article ON hand
Vow. as we know that the Gazette does not
desire 70 weak en- the public confidence in
the government" at this time. when il Is
struggling for existence. We suggest that h
sll comport more with propriety that it
should not make these wholesale insinuations
against IT, ualess il accompany them with
.ome evidence Of their truth. As for lis
complaint ubout information leaking out
irom the Ordnaace department about Cen.
FEExoxr's expenditures. u ought TO know, "
L does nos. that the Ordnance buro1u j. \
hranch of.fhc army servire. and that the De
partmcats 70 which is refers have no con-
irol over rs ac,ion upon accounts lor army
disbursement. and cannot prevent them from
making ku0wn O. the public whatever items
of account NAV come before them. whsncr
Il those IN charge of il nav choose 70 DO 80.
beside. What motive can there be Tor secre-
~ We have no idea that Gen fexsoNr
has wasted the public money, unnecessarily,
but Ne ace no reason why his accounts. like
chose Of Others should not be subjected to ey
ery possible scrutiny--public as we'll as Pri
vate. To desire less than that would seem
10 imply want ef confidence in him
Asve consider the Gazette one Of The best
and most influential newspapers in the couu
lry. We regret exceedingly TO see what We
consider this aspceits Of temper towards the
Administration and We call is attention 70
the imr.. .aprictv 81 is course. not in any spir
tof &. lt hndine bu, cor the beat good Of
rhe Republic
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iHe sec-.ison organs IA the south have
n,t failed. irom tine 70 time. 70 iore-hado~
,be policy of the rcbcl. and however improb
able their predictions may have appea rel.
they have been almost Invariably Serified by
subsequent events. Alter the sccc.sion or
,iinsnccs wers passed b. South Carolina and
iae other Gulf States. IL ~ evident that
sae movement had dissatisfied a large por
non Of INC citizens OF tie border sieve States
an had invited contes, in them. between
the lsyal ani disloyal parties. which rendered
.i extremely doutsful whether they would
not analls decide ia iasor 81 the Onion. aud
tha, throw the Whole weight of their inilu-
encc against secession IL VA not iificult
% fcrcscc wat such DECISION by them. It
the i.1ae. would s. weaken the rebellion a.
- leave it in the lowvr Of the Governments
- sueprcss ii withou. dsascuIry and. hence.
4 va. of the utmost importence % secession
thai the bouier Stsie, shoeld be either per
saadcd - takc s.de- against the Union. or
~ - alarmed hs their fears a. - b. forced
% dn it axainst the ell oi he considerAtc
portion Of the popuisshsa Amongst the
arguments hcl,i cat 20 them n Wss saAi that
unless thes consented - seesie they would
f,scamc the bstilc srs.,a.i II the cont~nain.
srsnie.. and thus thai they woald be desc
lated and laid waste The Charleston NsrrHys
sent 80 Gar a.. q say orcnis thai these conss
..acncrs uonil ,.ss ,hspi ier TIE bare fsctof
her has.ag hesstc.i md the Nereary
.as neht % .e ro~ietens u is evilens
sa,ti, knew perfecsly ~el ~hst ~as going
"a. ana that e vas .n ne fall confidence of
,h..s ~h, couiecsed ne rebeliieu These
states are nov pas.as f,r their folls AMI
TREASON sash. : rcaalis = hss noi oflcu
allen % ne ist of ans eonmunities. even
"a the Oh ~oril. ani never before ia ths
.oautry virEinia vi pos recover. N u,any
ge.rs 20 come from The desolstieo and ra,a
which .eces-ion hss hrouzhi upon her. AMI
anicss thc ioyal troops IN Missouri ani ken
fnfkv shall he sufficient g. drive the rehsi
forces from thasr ~'sses. mcus -o,a the,
arc de tuci s1 ~.n.lar fate AMI uh.is
fh.s dcsaiation i eo.a. en snt iacrrssins
ever, dav. thc Gulf Sts.es. ~hieh i,roaehs
"A .hc rcbcll,on. are comparatively q,iel
.,.a cnfirci, frcc irom nsA-soa AMI a. can
.c..euccs Thcy ar 30 a. remove flons
ne srenes of sctioa =. uet - iecl ihe l.ar,i
,rne eAects 81 lhr sar snt arc qaisiif rsn
.sliux theusssires thsi slss A. noi fsil apaa
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Dr. >. ~. ucIeaa'> Volcanic ot,
ffniNucnI.
Tn Bar hNrrENAL ~ IHr No9ls.t.A
"a BEASr

Tn Bar hxrfENAL ~ Tnr Nos., a.. 81.
"a BEAsr
iAeusand- 81 human isiuss har. A-.f. 49, d. .
oi decrept;ncr and misery, ~ the -. 81 thi. it,
nahe lauifnent lt ~iil relieve PAIN almost it.ta,
tah''osiY, aud q vii cieafSe, parity afd heal ti.
Ilest -oht ~ a. Incredibly sherf tifnf gcIFAN.>
NplA-i>lt on IN AfNl viii relieve. ft n,a.f N
vei~fsi~ cs.es II rheumatism. Gcui, of c.uralcis
Fnr faraiysts, Contracted Hu=cles Stilias- or we.t
i'. in me 5anis, Ausei~s or IgaInsis lt viii new
er fsi Two sppi,s aiious vii cnra So 7,.r..,
tesnasiir "r tcraeh. Fsr Burns or S,aiis. sr as
tsi', u y an ifalitl. remedy. Isy a. ans ven VIII
ir' = 80 indispensable riasy. k~~p % aiasys -
hand -
fi-ANffes. - isnis.IsS sr ~, 80. La.iu. .h-,,
~ inf-er. VT -sf~ in"iry g., using ~ i-a', ~
canie on lAliiment- "a q speedy AL iuftllii,.
care if tells, Sraiis shsie~, SSelg.. i-.nneie--
eNeeii'f. Sires Wounds. ScTaiches % ane eAistusi
dl~eAst~- Try o., 4Isd ycu ~iii l, c.,si, ius..i
DR. D. -. Mclean. sole F'rcpris,,.r
it<u~ff saint l.nui. -.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH To GOV. NeKroS.
WASHINGTON, sept. 21-Half Of the 9th
regiment vas engaged IN the excursion on
the 18th. IN which No captured one hundred
loads Of hay. twenty oi gram. some sixfH
head at cattle. and one prisoner.
We have reliable Information that We
killcd twenty q the enemy. yet ne escaped
sith q few slight scratches although Eve
balls and shells fell sIslin twenty feet of the
rc <imcnt
The l9th ~ss highly oompIimenscd by
Gen smiths All. and Capt Aoti. OF Mo,,s
battery. on the handsome line &c keyt While
ia advance Of AL other troop- AMI under the
FIRE. vet hy mistake. no doubt. the crcdi. =
given O. the 10Th instead of ours
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rHE enumeration Of children OF Nlso
county. between the arges Of and Il wear.
under the School Law Of 1851. shows the
whole number to be s.leo. OF which INK
are males and 1855 are females
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TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DCRSkANr 80 Instructions from the Secretary
Il q the Treasury. a beck Will be opened the
sth dav of October, lS6I a the orce of The hrsuch
Rank "a Tefrc Hante. Indians, Tor subscriptions M
der my saperinscnfailce for Treasury Sctes. - ~
issued under the act sfJulY lsth lsSl. These note
will he issued IA sums of fffy dollars hundred
and I've thousand dollars each. dated 1sa August.
ISL. payabe three years sftersfe % - order OF
the ynbscriber a. Directed and bearing Interest
Al TIC rate of73-lo per cent per annum; payable
snunay snch interest being a the rate cf two
cents for each day on every hundred dollars For
the aelgenence al the holder. eAcl note will have
coupons attached, expressing the several amounts II
semi Il interest which coupons may ~ detAched
and presented for payment separately froin the noc
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes viii h.
cevcd during the ffteen days from the day Of open
ing tho book As afoTcsald Ne subscription or lee
than fifty dollars nor for any fraction Of that sum
he received. Subscriptions of ffiy dollars or
hundred dollars must be paid ia lawful coin g he
Unfed States St The time II subscribing. Suhscrip-
lions Il more than one hundred dollars may he paid
At once; or preferred tenth the time oi sub
scirhing and One-ihird q the whole every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole IS paid -
No payment Il less than fy dollars hc accepted
that being the smallest SUM Tor which Treasury
Notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted IN duplicate 10 subsrr-
hcrs for The amounts paid, the original of which
the subscriber will transmit BY mail 10 the Secretary
of the Treasury when Treasury Notes a. aforcsid
viii be issued thereon % such subscriber hs order
carrying interest as expressed In sach cerhcate hnt
Ia cases where oniy part 0i the amount Suo~co oei
+ paid az the time q subscribing Treasury Note
viii he issned only for the payments made sabse-
ouenty 20 the frs which viii remain until the whole
amount subscribed by such person shall be paid
when Treasury Note will b. issued for snch frst
payment also On payment of each deferred install
meui the subscriber viii pay IN addition thereto,
equal 20 the interest accrued thereon from the
9h August 20 the date Il payment, and on tnal pay
meni like interest ou the amount paid on suhscrip-
ton which payments Of interest will be reimbursed
- the subscriber in the payment Of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued epen snch certificates
hy the Treasury will BE- sent % the subscribers by
mail. or such other mode a. may be indicated ~
theu when they their original cert6cate--
The duplicate certificates may be retained ~ them
Tor their own security, PRESTON Hf >>kl,
sept p. dw3~ Subscription Agent.
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CO n'rA COMPLAINT. SnIIovsSKss. mspaoU a..
There never has heen CATHARTIe r,esiel.,
offsred 10 ihe public. that has given such .nfrs -
iSiacuon as Aci-an's Uuivsr-al f1il-
ts.-ng sutrely N~getabie ihsy ar. r.-rf.rtis a.,
cent ata c@n h- taken ~ the tender a. -ri. =,
prompt and powerful in removing All Ri.l..i. -.
t"ns aec OF impure, ieild naiter from The si.e.a
tnalaTious District
iney produce ~ gnl.i's, tieArr-s 90 ps,i. d. Ia.
>i,u'ach cr bowels lheugh ssfy active All .-srb.
q. tAer operation. pramciin- healf1r se-c-.tIass "a
The 81, er ana hidneys- ho vii suffer from tili
ne's. iesdsehe sn1 foul stomach. when ~ eh-.s .
frneeY can be ohtained. Keep them con .fe.,It q,
haifii single cose taken b. sesser. uuAg rf;.--.
n',as' - o~s a.,e hiooihs 81 sickness. AL a. nr
A1esl'. Universal iii. Tx L. tti.. -,
GRATED, they are tasiees. Price oniy - cent. r..
box ani csn - sem - mai - any r-rf - tfs -
> u MILAN. Soie fropr .sior.
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NEW vlNECARY.
"a IVES CT R "a 4.
NANUFACrl Rm o.
CfEbf,s ~ J'E.tEG.fR.

IEkitE- Hal IT,. IND
ii ANlN6 permanently located himself Ia This city,
l. prepared 90 furlsh the trade With all II may
require. lie will fgnish % customers from 10
one hundred barrels ioir fhe same gudlifv ca0
D. taught az IN any cfy ~ rse taioe. he warrants
every barrel Of his vinegar 20 be good and 20 be pure
aud free ff,ara al poisonous Actfs. His factory IL
situated upon the side of the Canal few doors
south of Holmes Foundry. Al orders ;haukfGlly
received and promptly attended 60. sent either 60
him or O. Messrs. Turner Mckeen. 90 whom he
takes pleasure in reierring-al he AK j. trial -
Vinegar exchanged for good second hand barrels De
ivered at his Factory. Respectfully,
JAMES CiALkE
sept a. dim-wf
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NOTICE.

DARTIcVLkR NcflcF Is hereby giren. 90 "a
Il eLoln t may elncefu that al she uofes an.i
ts-sA sscounts sg the iaif lim a Elisha Stephen A
Co sre nv in tbs hau.is n iho uniersigncd So
sefilsmenf AL q Whom ainsut mast and oan ,ui,
- made Immediate Afr.iiic1 o. called a. ths uis
ter a. thass who fNi O. 20 avail tbomseifes a az
ee1<Gs q shls nofics, raust expect - pay cssls
Arg. g.. ~ J. EER>.
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pERTAKER.
LEGAL.

CHERRIES SALE.--By virtue Of
Kan order Of sale issued from the Niro Common
Pleas toilfi, r. nf directed and delivered in favor
q John sibIey and against Margaret N. scott John
hcFec, aud Ans Hctse. am ordered 10 sell the
following dfFuhtd rial state. situated in Nigo
eonnty. haialt ie.vlf 1t 30 forty seven 49, -
John stlets disli oil II oai 10, No one a. In IN.
iosu 4 Ierrs iieuie fhe same sppesr on Tho
recorded plat ~ sbid division 81 he record II Nign
ecanty lndisna, and on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. issl.
within The legal hours of sad DAY The Court nonss
door, in Terrt usntr viii cGer the rents and profits
the sboss described Real Estate together with all
the pf segfs a8d appnftenances 20 the belong.
Jog fsr term Hei sxefetlng seven wears q tie
hghssi bidief Ger cash ard upon failure % rcaise
sam fntIii ID sAfsly said sfier Of ssls and costs
will thch sns here .her ~ Fee simple in and o
saif Real hffafe, e. ttr Airhest hdder Cor cab
satisfy fbef4naf
TIL 4fst As e s-rf- 1851.
Sepi2t~7Hnffs.so SAMUEL GUNNER. sh'a
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list OF LETTERS

! zfnel flilafs~fh Ray
IreAcb Anu Reed
coie ksbeccs Rcd
I'onlsy hahaia gosl,
Comsteek Lydia kocl
Cochran Ada Rob.
Duvsi MArN Robe
Daagheriy Grs- iaa goas
ferril Inc Kohl
Fisher Nellie Russ
Fitzgerald Annie s2ns
Flowers klixa sass
Fox Mary v S~aI
Grsyham VIVA J. sheI
Green Mrs Al she.
Gin Mary = Steu
Gilman Emily stey
Girard Msrts. stew
Goodrich Rattle stew
Coming Saiah sind
Hardin l. Sect
Hsgt Maggie l. stok
HsNlton Margaret Je sny
days Honora sma'
Haven Caroline II Smil
herringIsn Msr5 A Tsyl
Harrington Emeiius A fslis
Hill Sarah TORI
Hovey Isle Tho
Hollis Annie Van
HOLMES lssbeils Way
Jeranld Lsurs Wat
Jones Barbara > Wal
Johns Eiiza wes
johnson Gransim0ther Wei
Johnson Elizabeth Win
Johnsou MARY Wy
kelsey Amanda vii
kessler Sarah Wiz
keney Margaret WI
Lemmer Jshsnna n VIII
Leonard Miss We
lee Mary Mol
f.eek Ehxa WV
Looks Sarah
GENTLEMAN
Allen II II Kel
Adams John W kcr
Anderson ; u kel
Allen A ID k0F
Allen Hardin & kin
Anderson Wills Kin
Arthur David lev
Bachsteln Chs u Ian
BARLOW Jno Lov
Baxter John Log
Barrett John Mas
Ballow VIM n Nal
Baldwin LIS Ma
Barnas VIM 4 Ae'
bali Vim NIL
Baird Jehn Nil
Ball James W No,
Birmingham Michael No
Bell Reuben MOI
Beard Adam No
Brett Matthew 4. No.
Blinehiorty Joseph No
Bricks Robert Nh
Bridges James Ny
Brown Ison T. Ny
H.ockS som Ino Nc
Boiinger Robt Me-
Biocksom Me-
Bolton Isase n Nc
Boswell Joseph Nc
Bocrd G G. Nc
Brosdhurst Gea Nc
Brswn VIM II Nc
Bryan David Nc
osrr John ' Nc
Chandler John O's
Caldwell Samuel OEl
Csmbell Nell OB
Campbell Georss PA
Chrizty Henry riF
Coop.r Hlexsn.isf i'al
Counts John kif
coppage ; n
Conneriy Wna Re
Cooper n I he
Con klin VIM + Re
Churce Erastus ke
Culver Lawrence Re
Dayll Mm Nj
Dapsegs MonrO. Mi
Davis BENJAMIN Rij
Davis Ih0- II ki'
Dlekerson Walter l. RI
Dunolsf John A Ro
D7llman HF Re
Esley franci n.
Evans Willis Ro
E~enger james Ru
Evans Harvey ku
Evans Hardin Ry
frsck Michael sh
Fears wm n Sal
Fredcricks Andrew Sh
Ftcn John "a
Filling FREDERICK 2 Sa
f0wierG W Ss
Foys Angus &c
F0ulke silas sli
FULTON VIM a Sh
Ford Lyman 5 sh
Gardner George ~,
Graves q a. So
Grathwohl Ccorge Sd
Garway Peter Sli
Grant George n Sd
Owinip Franklin Y SC
/ Gipson Fleasanf Su'
Geigcr n 10
( Gibson Abel " 81
Gibson JaInas Sig
Grosjeanf "a
Gonld on Te
Gordon John Ie
Hayward q a r.
Handisy Jeremiah Ia
Hastett wm III
Hammersly Iohb ? ~
Hawk = Beniamln Tis
Haydso George IA III
Hszeibsrger John TT
Hart uA tn
Hinton james Ia
Hend7y A n Va
Hel-on Nm VI
Hesnan Thos vi
mn wm IA W
Hiil h d vi
Hlntou samuel Va w
hinfon Jsu.es VI,
Hill Vim VI
Hedge " ~
Hsbhsll Wm X W
Hurst Absaiom VI
Jackson Chsrls vi
Jackson A u wi
Jenkes John vi
JARVIS Ricbard Wr
lerkiDs Nm vi
fohB.on wn vi
jsn~s Joscph . W.
/ Johnscn Niii0n ~
Ieoss : I ~
johnson Willisn -
Krsnu william ",
kinrinkfoc No. fln
! f,
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MILLINERY GOODS.

DECEIVED THIS DAY ny ExPRRSs FROM y. Y
IL On invoice Of
MlssTs 4 CHiLrREN's HATS. RIBBONS. sc.
Also the New Style summer
ZlILEAU PATTERN BONNET
The Ne Plus Ulirai Airy. Chssie and Elegant
MRS. WALTER,
Ia Main street. between flf,h and sixth
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Health and >tr~ugIa


y" s''u VAT soer delcafs. sckley. rr,, .ltixs. -
I. y. .e "'sidf' fuong and roouSfi-thcn pi,s th...
Aeiesn'- Sirengtbing Cordial fseo tL.. si-,,.to, -
.arl b"ttie.l "a Il c~llcious g. tsk.
One tablespoonful. iskrn every inor,.ins f-.f,,.
y sure preventive against chill and fsv-f vril..
ister cholera ~ any prevailing cl-ease -
tAOflON.-be~ are q DrugsiSfs "a -r-l.f- A.. .
may Try % palm upon you bottle 4 Bitter, az -
sapsriiia (which they can buy cheap bv satlue ii 4
te-t A. good There arr even men RASE snotirl :,
sieai psrf 81 my nain@ % dub their YIIF d..
uon. Avoid such iuf-fnous PIRATES anc their ,I4
isii'oas eompounds Ask for Dr. J. n Mclssnl.
Strengthening Cordial ard RloOd Purifier IT,
notoine ~ u i tbe only remedy THAI ~iil p,,r..
ySur blood thoroughly and a, fhe s.,,s &C.
sfkkS1rHEN sfd INrlGORATE the whole arssr.
zAton u = pgt - in large hotil.s-sl pei hr-tls
- hotties ior -
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SUGAR EvAPORATOR.
still UnrivaIled.

COOKS ABLE
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MEDICAL.

Blvr Taking. iilrr Iakiug
GREATEST REMEDY IN THE N0ETp
sff
""sssb"isssSa = Dcfigh ghtfaf-ssg.
dtsf tvss Taken = -,
IhE THOUSANDS upon thoas
si'd- ~he sfs asiiy using Nsisssn's Ss,sncsa.r.
ing Cordial. certify that ID b ab~oluflv a 80.
~" nefoeiy ~ removing ard fNYHsOEATING IL
sh9fiets-i snt diseased system. purifying sns "a.
neting ihe hio1t-re>toring H. s.ck. -uG.sIic a..
vsiid g.
Health and >tr~ugIa
THEkf i ~ AisTAEr ABol7 n.
"a vii ours Liver Complaint D,spcpsi.. Ta.r,,.a,
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remedy