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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
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FIorn-Trsnsaction 10 day hive only been
10 limited request: market FOR common
grades has rulei quite heavy. the severe
storm prevailing has materially interrupted
business: Sales Of 5000 bbls At <5Sts. 10
for saper State: <51565. 10 for EXTRA
State. S5.l5a5.25 for super western: $50
a5. % Tor shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio. -. 700 A. for trade brands ditto. The
market closing quies. Canadian -four N mod
crate demand. sales OF $500 bbls At - 25se
Z 90 for whole range common % choice extra
RE aour quiet with small sales AZ <3.io@
si.o0.
wmsskr--In fair demand without material
change. sales Of 80 bbls all - Pl7azS
wnr.r--Dnil. aud prices Tor pretty rsael
all kinds exdept good and prime white. whici
il scarce and wanted for milling. rules In "a
vor If the buyer: sales Of - ss,o bush Nil
Clab 81 .25es 81 % delivered ~. Zoo busi
winter red western Al 81 500 81 81 IA store
and delivered: 1900 bnsh red JERSEY a. 81 IS
so hushored State AZ III .ses 10: J. SOC
bush White Mich. at 81 .50tasi 'sa. and 50I
bush inferior white Csnadianat 81 %.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

soUrHER> lrtxs-A gentleman Of our
valley who came passenger in the steamer
Fanny Bulliit" from New Orleans. landing
at Evansville. ON yesterday, represents the
south to be making great preparations for
war. tie saws there i no truth in the report
that large body Of troops Is concentrated at
Columbia There were some soldiers there
bat no large number. The Fanny Bulhtt'
brought some heavy Cannon. and munitions
OF war. which were delivered at Randolph. on
the Mississippi. Ii vas currently reported
and believed in the south that Governor Ma.
Coffin had given hts consent that the confed
crate states. might occupy oolumbns asa
military point. and that Governor JACKSON
had pledged aid rom Missouri for the re.lllc
ton OF Cairo. A thousand sxtrsvagant sto-
ries we're ahoat in respec, TO matters at the
north. twas reported at Cairo that no boats
would be permitted to pass after to-das -
Communication by express was said TO be
stopped There were between four and five
thousand soldiers 40 Cairo. and the place was
being fortified by the erection of batteries
There Is no probability. however that 1t wif'
be attacked soon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

NKw YoRK, Nav 6th.-The City of Balt-
more from Liverpool on the 9th OF April.
via Queenstown on the 25th. srrived with
f27i0 in specie and the United States mail
Her advicas are two days later than the
Adriatic.
prospectus has been used at Liverpool,
with Influential support. for company TO run
steamers direct from Liverpool TO New Or
'ea Another Company i. formed for Charles
ton. The latter starts the first steamer in
July
The house of Commons has rejected Berk
lev annual motion, in favor of the Ballot by
l ; majority.
The French fleet is ordered to DO fitted
out to convey the French troops home from
Syria.
A Commercial Treaty between France
and Belgium is reported.
Prince Napoleon az the instance of fami-
" Council has abandoned his intention of go
inc to England to seek satisfaction from the
Duke De Armand.
The Italian Chambers agreed. by large
majority. to consider Garibaldi's project Tor
arming the country.
The Independence Beige. states decidedly
that negotiations between Paris and Turin
for opening Rome TO the Italians approach,
a formll conclusion.
Affairs at Warsaw remain unchanged
Ii j. asserted that Hayt requests Spanish
| Protec,orate.
London funds remain inactive without the
slightest huctuation.
LArKR VIA. QUEENSTOWN
II Is stated that the Pope IL more than ever
ed not TO quit Rome until perfect har.
mony has been restored between Garibaldi
Cayour and Cialdina.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Rrs-continaer Arm; ssles Of 4, 800 busi
AZ Csc
BskIss-Raies heavy, sales Of 500 bush
winter SUITE AZ 60@65c
Coks-In moderate supply and very dull
sales of l6 600 bush at orc for old mixed
western in store; 63se6sc for do, Cied66c
for unsound old do &c for new Southern
yellow; 20 for old do, 63o46-e lor new vel
low Jersey: 70c for old DO; 6s0fI0c for white
southern.
oArs-Plenty and dull at 3stasac for west
srn aud Canadian; 34d35c for State.
PoRK-Duii. heavy and lower; sales OF $50
bbls At 81 .5o@ls.25 Cor mss; si3,259
1871 fot prime.
. BkES-continuss firm, with fair demand
sases Of 615 bbls SAGA so for country prime
S. 81 66, 25 for country mess; Sioef$il for
repacked meas; ST. $50 Il. 80 for extra mess
Prime meas beef rsiles quiet and firm. Beef
hams continues dull al 10 edi5c for western.
CTR MrArs-Dull and heavy, with ANAL
sales at 81 !. td61. for shoulders; ri4@es4 for
hams
BAcos-Dull and demand moderate mar
ket heavy and droopiag; sales of 300 bbls At
9m9asc for common 10 prime.
LARD-In moderate request without i'm
portant change In prices; sales OF 200 bbls at
yl4M lOlsc.
Coax MrAL-Steady and unchanged. sales
OF 400 bbls of choice at 81 l5.
SrocKs--Again higher. with fair business
doing.
Chicago 4 Rock Island 3el4; Chicago. Bur
lngton and Quincy GO: New Jersey Central
05 Galena aud Chicago 5cs4 Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati 81 Illinois Central
Scrip 90; Reading 80; Hudson preferred
az Harlem 49, Cleveland and Toledo
3il. Hudson River 36i =; Erie -; y. l..
Central 77ss Parihc Mail 20; Canton Co.
10 Virginia o. IL, Missouri o. 40; Califor
MIA "a 49,: Treasury los 99s4; Treasury
i2's l0lla United States 6's e9ls. coupons
L. y S. 1871, 76is registered L. :. SIS
1914. 76s. coupons.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

w.sHlSGrox. Nav 5.--Nessengers from
Alexandra report that large numbers of
people had fsd the city in view Of the con
templated attack by the Federal troops.
About 400 troops started on Sunday from
Richmond but seeing Federal flee; coming
up the Potomac they escaped towards Harp
er's Ferry.
The Herald's dispatch says that the Mary
land committee was told by the President to
day that it is not the intention OF the govern
mcnt 10 retaliste for the attack by the Balti-
moreans on the eastern. irocps. but Was
determined TO assert its right OF way through
Baltimore nj all hazards.
MAy.-It Is said that Gov Sprague and
troop- will soon move Southwark.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Carr Moarox.-This encampment now
presents lively appearance. The roll Of
the drum. tho shrek Of the fife. and the
word OF command creates an incfAble din
The recent rains have rendered the grounds
damp and muddy. but the soldiers seem 70 be
in excellent spirits and anxious for fight.
Many Of the soldiers exhibit great proficiency
in the manual. and VIII soon be we'll discip-
lined Five regiments Of the Indiana volun-
teers occupy this camp. together with few
companies and parts Of companies which are
waiting 20 he mustered in under tine recent
act Of the Legislature.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

UxEox FxxsIK PRsrER ArrrsSe.-There
vii be Union Female Prayer Meeting on
TUESDAY Of each week. at 4 O'Clock +. M
The object Of this meeting IS to pray more
especially for the safety. success. and saliva
ton Of the soldiers ths, have left this CITY and
other places. The first meeting will he held
At the First Baptist Church this afternoon,
May 7. At 4 O'Clock.
Should this movement receive the sanction
and cooperation Of the ladies connected with
the various congregations IN this city. the
meeting viii be held alternately At the differ
snt Churches. and continue during the war
Those who have husbands. sons. and
brothers. in the srmv. ar. specially invited 70
attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

II About thirty of the men osCapt. HA-
okx's company returned to our city BY last ev-
enings train They refused 10 enlist in the
service Of the state for one year under the
late law OF the Legislature. The officers OF
the company are here intending to fill il mp
again with recruits from this place, If posi-
bic. There Is a good opportunity now Of
fered for those who desire to enter the mill
tary service
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
NORTH CAROLINA STEALING.

NV Yeas. Msy e--Gosefnor Alden Of
New jersey hss accepted the Brgsde Of Hod
son county and Gen wrirhs offers lie ser,i
ces FOR an Indefinite period
The Commercials Washington despatch
.sys u e expected thai Baltimore will be oc-
euEscd by gosernrssaf troops by Wednesday
The Pests wsshiaxsoa despatch SAYS large
numbsrs Of cxsles from Virginia are con
stanily arriving. also SAYS sdvsces from Ten.
nessse say that Senator johnson will make
asfeeeh IN hsof u the Union IN a day or
two. itslso says that the government : de
sermined 10 rst.ke Har>rs Ferry Arsenal:
also. that Official permission u granted for the
continuance ~ passenger and mail service bs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

few more volunteers. able bodied men,
between the axe Of eighteen and forty dve
wears. are wanted 30 al up the ranks of the
.Terre Haase Guarl" now ia Camp Morton.
indianapolis.
The above company viii he mustered nso
the service in fe~ dave.
IT, Application should be made immedi-
alely 10 the undersigned. in the Linton Block
corner Of Third and Main streets. p
DIR J. b. HAGER. Captain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
From 81. Johns.

ST. JOINS MAY 6.-The North America,
from Liverpool on the 25th via Londonderry
on the 26th arrived of Cape Race.
The news mainly anticipated.
The British House of Commons rejected
the bill to open the church of England burial
grounds to deserters
The French Journals publish the Popo's
protest against Victor Enlanual being crown
ed King of Italy.
Paris Boursc weak g. (. Is c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Ths advertiser. having been restored e health Ia
few weeks BY very simple remedy Afes having SUI.
tered several year, with lung aaecsioa and
that dread disease. Ccnsumpto.lis anxious & make
known 70 bis fellow sufferers The means u cure
To tbose who wish Try H. he will send = copy q
the prescription used gec Of charge with she drec-
tons for preparing aud using the same. which they
Will find for Consumption Asthma. i.ru1-
ehiiis, Ac. The only object 4 he advertiser Il Ia
sending The prescription benefit the afticscd ana
spread information which be conceive 70 be lnvsaua
bis and be hapes every sarcrer VII ~ hs remedy
as II essts them n~thlng. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing Tie prescription ~ii please address
Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
seplGtwlw klng County y. \
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Rnks.-The river 10 rising pretty RAPIDLY
at this place. II came up taco feet during
sunday night. and continued rising all day
Yesterday. II i m good bowling stage. both
for steamboats, and Hat boats This has been
the ease for the past four weeks IL Is sci
dom that the river Is high enough for Hat
boa, navigation for 20 long period saeess
sisely. a, this season Of the year. The How
Of water IN. been very uniform for month
past. and exceeded in volume that Of many
years past.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May ,.
FIouR-u nchanged and fair demand at
A,70@$i.I5 for super.
wHsar-2 10 Be higher: prime red sells at
81 ,03, and white at 81 ~
CoRS-Steady at 81
OArs---Fsir demand 4 DC.
WnlsKr-Unchange sales Of 400 bbls a,
l2isc. Nothing done.
MRS. PoRK-ln moderate demand at SIC.
75d$l7.00.
GRocKRrIs--Unchanged demand moder-
ate.
Monty MISUNDERSTANDING excep, ON
New York % premium for Kentucky cur
rency. and = premium for Ohio and Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

r. The foundations Of two new stores on
Wabash street were laid Yesterday. They
will be pushed rapidly forward BY the owners
Mr.. GorlD and Mrs BooaD. The other
buildings of the block on corner ef fifth and
Wabash arc progressing very well. The fire.
quent showers Of the last few DAYS have re
fartied the builders somewhat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

wEAraKs-Ths morning Of YESTERDAY was
6tful and stormy At noon. however, the
sun beamed out gloriousIy. and shone bright
" throughout the residue Of the day. The
succession Of showers which We have had for
weeks past. has caused everything to grow
finely
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

PHILADELPHIA May Especial to the New
York Post The steamer "R. Il. Rainey" is
TO convey force from Annapolis to retake
Smiths Point light ship. The Rainey has
four guns and seventy men on board She
will replace the light ship removed by the
rebels
A war steamer IL now stationed of Fort
McHcnry, Baltimore. to assist the garrison
in case Of exIgency.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
CAPTURE OF THE q
Pennsylvania Regiment.

100 MEN KILLED AND woUNDED.
The following Dispatch was received here
this morning over the Southern Line. by one
of our best known commercial houses. and
kindly handed u US for publication:
LYScHsrro. Va. April l9
'uessrs. Wilson. Music A Co.. New Orleans.
The Massachusetts, Seventh Regiment
have been taken prisoners by the Baltimo-
reans:
Over one hundred were killed and
wounded
Sixteen Baltimoreans were also killed.
Eight hundred improved arms also fcu
into the hands Of the Bsitimorcans.
"WM ID. WILSON"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
CAxr WALLACE.
I>Dfk<srolf- Nav 3

EDfroR WAs.sH ExrKK-s:-As my time OF
service i uncertain. and TO avoid all difficulty
and embarrassment OF my friends. have
concluded 90 decline the race for Marshal OF
the city Of Terse Haute. You viii therefore
announce through the Erpress that | am no
longer candidate for that ofice. Trusting
that this eourre will meet with the approval
% nv friends. remain.
Yours. truly. JABEZ SMITH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

How rsxr Dkokys TasA-As an esi.
dence Of the manner in which the rebel lead
ers are deceising their people in the South.
We clip the following from the Baton Rouge
La Gazette L Comet. Of April 9th: 8
Highly Important from Baltimore.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

T. What has become Of the Committee
60 prevent the shipment OF corn South Nine
car loads left this city on the +. Il G. Rail
road on Saturday. Shall the traitors have
our corny That j. the question.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

NEW ORIEASs. May 6.--Nine steamboats,
were burned on the opposite side of the river
last night. loss $l25.0o0
The Schooner Horace, with Federal troops
from Texas. passed the mouth Of the river
10 dav. en- route for New York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

GUsxpy--Every member u this Company
will report himself at headquarters. on Third
street, Immediately. AMI be prepared 10 re
ce.ve marching orlers.
DIT @. b. DUY. Captain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Wan SrlRir N NV YosK CIrY-As al
evidence Of the war spirit IN New York City
We may nots the fact that the New York
Tribune. Of "Wednesday last. contained nesr
" three columns Of military notices.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

BAtrrNoRK. May 6.--Travel over the Ball
timore and Ohio Railroad 10 uninterrupted
A United States recruiting Office was open
ell in this city. this morning on Baltimore
street snd the stars and stripes displayed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

MrLrrARi Company b. Home Guards.
will meet at their armory this evening. Tor
the transaction .. important business. Come
out By orslsr Of CAPTAIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BuyAN,s l-ILnoNEC WaFERs


The Original Medicine. Established IN iSs-. an
frst article q lie Kind ever introduced under ia
pane q ''Pulnouic Alters" In this or any othr
e0antry. al other Palmoie Wafer. are oouaierfe.i.
The gcaaine eaa be Known BY The name BRYAN BE-
tx stamped ca each wafer.
RaYA>'s PsrxoSIc WATTS.
Relieve Coughs Colds, sore Throat hoarsness
BKYkx's PrIxoSac WAVES.
Relieve Athma, Rrouchiiis, Difficult Breathing.
HarAx's PrIxoS5c wsrERs.
Relieve Spiitfing a Hood. Pains ia The Chest.
BaYs~'s rtrNo>sc WAVES.
Relieve Incipens Corsnsuption Lung Diseases.
DsaAs's frtNoSsc wksERs
Relieve Irritation of the t<rla AMI TlDsiis-
nxsax's Pt1Noxrc WAVES.
Ar a blessing 10 all glasses SID coriitlens.
BsfA>'s PrInossc warEss.
Are adapted Tor Nocalists ana Pubic SVeakers-
BayAS's PulNoxlc WArEHs.
Are ia q snpls form and pleasant 70 the taste
BkraS1's Iarlzo>lc wATrss.
No, only relieve, bat s:es, rapid cures.
BsrAxr's f.ri wo~lc wA,rHs.
Ars warranted 70 give satisfaction t. every oiie.
No family ss0uif be without tox u
Bsfa~T's PrlxoSIc WATTS.
IN the hoase.
No traveller should be ~ishseli supply Il.
BxfkSr's ltlssoSsc u ArHHs-
Ia has pocket.
No person viii ever object O. give ,or
BHs. 49, TtLxoSsc sFsns.
Twenty Eve cents.
jon MOSES. Sole Propfietor. Rochester. New lori
soid by }. X cusinghAzn AID =. n. DOunsiy 81 Te'
r. Hauts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

One Of the regiments Of state volunteers
Of Illinois. IL Is said will be stationed at Mat
toon. and use the spacious fair ground near
that place a. an eneampment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Two large trains loaded with soldiers passed
down the main line Of the illinois Central
Rail Road. on sunday night. route for
Cairo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

INDIANAPOLIS. May 6-Governor Morton,
OF Indiana, was not present at the conference
Of Governors at Cleveland. Ohio. as reported
on Saturday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

IT, We are authorized TO ssy Mr.. G.
Eshman viii not be a candidate foe Council
man In the Third Ward
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

ALBANY Nav 6-Hon John A Dix has ac-
copied the Major Generalship Of the New
York forces rendered him by Govrnor Nor
gan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

This bane ~ the West which lays the foundation
Eos many Consumption. seldom fails 10 attack flnse
with eisortered iivers- MS teiteacy i eecta,iy
prevented By occasional use Il tho rrsr,lA> Sfn-
~. which restores the system from Tie usehleve,,.
effects caused by the abuse 4 oslomcl And Qu.n.ne
Ons u agents Ia Indiana. rcsldlns Ia sectlon
where Fever aud Ague has been anasuzly prevalent.
say; Hundreds e-rerns non The effects II de-
biity. caused by Fever aud Aeos. 4ld Consestix fe
we've, last fall. Viii Pas 40 49, citrate u iron
and the neutral SALT saycaiors o, potAssa makes
up the usual prescriptions. "a ny own expert
encs, PErtNtAs SfKur SCRFAssk, nsEs Al"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
LEGAL.

SHERIFFS SALE By virtue of
bsix executions issued from the yigo Common Pleas
Court 10 me directed and delivered. In favor Of Ste
phen r. Freeman and against Robert A King, prin-
cipsl and John A. King replevin eai one ia favor
Of stephen r. Freeman and sgainss John y. wilkins
and Robert King and one in favor OF Patrick john
son and against Robert 4. King have levied on the
following described Real Estate. situated in Nigo
county. Indiana, te-wit The east half ~ Of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty -ssven. t2s)
township thirteen, l3 north Of range eight ~ con
tanning eighty tsol acres; also the east half 81
the southeast quarter % Of section twenty two ca
township thirteen. i3) range eight, (sl containing
eighty (sO) acres, and on
SATURDAY NAY -, 1857,
Within the legal hours Of said day AZ the Court
House door, in Terrr Haute, will offer the rents and
profits II the above Described Real Estate, together
with all the privileges and appuriensnces 70 the same
belonging, for a not exceeding seven years. -
the highest bidder for cash and upon failure 10 real
lie a sum sufficient % satisfy said executions and
costs will then a:li there offer the feesmple, IN
and 90 said Real Estate 20 the highest bidder for cas
to satisfy the same.
This 27th day Of april iS6l.
SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff
apr2e d2t WV prs Zee ss.so
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

HAGER & NICK E EN-

THE undersigned. having had asso-
Il cisted with him Mr.. W. X. McKecn, the business
Of the Insurance Agencies, heretofore conducted by
him will hereafter be conducted in the Of Hs-
ger Mckcen.
Applications for nrst-class Insurance, made 10 es-
ther Of the Arm. will receive prompt attention
apr2-dwlre J. y. LAGER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

To san Francisco. Calf6ernta, In
Ten Days From 81. Joseph, NO.
RATES.
Letters weighing half ounce or under .. 81 I'd
For every additional half ounce OF fraction Of
- = w
In ell cases 70 be enclosed in Government stamped
envelopes, and al ErI ress charges prepaid.
On and after July next reduction 20 81 90 psr
half ounce will be made.
Letters and Telegraphs will be received BY the A.
mericsn Express Company ~ their Office In Terre-
Haute and forwarded 20 connect with the above Tx
press, with promptness.
For further information apply al the Office II the
American Express Company, northeast corner ~
tth and Ohio streets.
ap30dly ~ y NAssOS, Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07
MlIlIN = RY.

BON NETS RIBBONS
MISSES q CHILDREN'S HATS
WI and al kinds q Millinery Goods. fne stock
Al very low prices.
Illinois Non<g Taxed at IS per cent discount.
MRS. WALTER,
Is7 waln Street. between Finh sf.a ska.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

sswlIAT u n rOR-THlS WOODS HAIR RES.
roRAuyKi-ls qaestioo asked dssly ~ hundrcd.
W answer. without hesitation fear q coutradic
ton, that this l. tie only article snswn which will On
ell Il promises fof he hair. VII IT, growth
IA VIII stop ia fslhngtt will restore ls natural
osior Il Il not Hair Dye. hat speedy AM crscs-
eioas Restorative. Trial bottles 81 rints - quarts
81.
cAUuos.-Bewars q worthless limitations a. i,cve.
raj are already IN the market, caned ~ different
names. lie unless the words lI'rofessor Woods
Hair Restorative. Depot 81 Louis. Mo-. aud New
York. blown IN the bottle sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by an Fancy and
Toilet good. dealers IN the United States and Cana
dss, maSiwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-07

Notice 10 Physicians and the Pub.

Notice 10 Physicfans and the Pub
lac.
ALICOck'S POROUS PI.ASTEES. - TESTING
MALI Al1CocK A. Co. ~. 2aS Canal 81. New
York 20 Nov. ls59.-tieniiesnen: lately suffered
severely from weakness IN ny back occa-oned BY
suddenly ovcr-exersins myself Having heard sous
Plasiers muck recommended ssr cases q this klnd /
procured cue. and the result All that oould de-
sire. single Plaster cured me Ia week
Yours. respectfully. ! q. BRIGGS
Proprietor Il the BrAndTelA IIoase Ncw los2
There is nothing equal ia TIE way Of Plaster. 10
me Porous Plaster q Mr.. AIIcocK. Fvrrythlng i.
pleasant about them They are tie Hlas..f .. il.c
day. lid IL type Il pre-eIs adsailces.sns in
science and art. In Asslus. Cough. Aidney Ars,
tons and local aecp-sesiea pains r N, side suehs.
and sPsslaotc pAns ecner ay. ihey uissur2 aS.d
for the benchis they impsu Physicians should "a
anime this srsicle which = universally approved
where known. Price - cents each PFincipai Ofio..
"a Canal street, New York. Sold BY J. X. CUM
IS6HAM TeTre Hauie. and ~ al respectable ,ieAlsrs
Ia medicine. Nsd~im