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AFFAIRS IN CHARLEsroN.-From the Charles
ton papers Of Thursday we compile the following

AFFAIRS IN CHARLEsroN.-From the Charles
ton papers Of Thursday we compile the following
summary Of affairs in and about that city:
Falor Versus Vegetables The guard boat with
fred into OH last Tuesday night by . sentinel on
Fort sumter. We suppose this Federal soldier
decided In his own mind that steamers had no
business In that neighborhood; or perhaps he in
tended ii as quiet reminder that at any moment
"vessels would not be permitted to pass within
range Of the guns Of my fort"
N. B.-A fine sirloin of beef, leg Of pork
with poultry, vegetables, &c &c, several bar
light the lamps in the Classmates" from sunset to
sunrise, Were duly velivered the same day to the
consgnee, "Major Robert Anderson, Fort Sum.
ter .'-CohTier.
The following significant paragraph appears In
the advertising columns of the Charleston Mer-
curry of Friday. The name attached to It is that
Of the President of the South Carolina College.
aud who, about the time that the BROOKLYN was
first rumored to be preparing for visit to Charles
ton, published d pamphlet imploring the authori-
ties and citizens Of that city not to oppose her en-
trance to the har Dor, and thus avoid the respon-
sibility of Initiating civil war:
Fort Snmtr.-The time is approaching when
Fort Sumter will probably be attacked. Let the
assailants remember that the garrison are in the
main, poor hirelings, bound to obey the orders of
their superiors, and, doubtless, not disposed to
fight II they could avoidit That they are not re-
sponsible for the acts Of the President or of the
nited States, and that not one Of tn, m should
be put TO death, but as necessary measure TO Sc
cure the fort to South Carolina. Let not one be
kllea after the fort is surrendered; let as little
blood be shed as possible.
A. b. LoNGsTREEr
The work Of fortifying Charleston harbor is BE-
ing pressed with great vigor and skill The chief
OF the Engineer corps ofthat State at the
OF the Governor and Executive Council ADVERTISE
In tue Charleston papers Of Friday for several
hundred labOrers TO construct new detences in
that har5or.
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10 An election takes place in Missouri to-day
for delegates TO Sovereign" State Convention.
All the indications are that the Conservative.
will have decided triumph. Ia many parts of
the State secession isso unpopular that those who
favor IL mask their purposes under the guise of
anti-coereion and conditional Union, men. and
thus enter the nsd against the straig htout MON.
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IHE MARYLAND CONvENTIoY.-The Baltimore
american OF to-day says: The informal State
Convention, called in this State by the rneet o.
held at the Maryland Institute will assemble to.
day. We presume il will meet in this city thoug b
portion of the delegates have been elected to a
convention TO be held at Annapolis. number
OF prominent and influential gentlemen have been
returned as members, but the masses of the peo-
pie OF The State have completely held aloof
from partici patton in the movement and indeed
SO decidedly manifested their opposition to it,
that II will be difficult, except under some new
combination Of exciting circumstances to give to
the proceedings of the body any mar ked impor.
lance.
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TIE ARRIVAL OF Mr.. LIacoLS-It is Officially
announced that Mr.. Lincoln will leave New York
on Thursday next, at O'Clock in the morning
and arrive at Trenton at II noon; leave at 81
and arrive at Philadelphia at s. leave Friday morn.
Ing at and arrive at Harrisburg at p. m; leave
Harrisburg on Saturday morning at and arrive
at Baltimore Al p m; leave at and arrive at4 40
a. Washington - =
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VI From the publishers Through the Wash
lhg'on agents, Taylor Maury,) we have the
London Quarterly Review for January, contain
Ing, among other articles Of American interest. an
sPpreciaiive and complimentary notice OF No,
ieys" History Of the United Netherlands - and
very full and complete showing up of the pres.
emf condition and resources and future prospects
Of Canada and the Northwest.
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III The steamer Daniel Webster sailed from
view iork on Saturday, with 900 bbls Of beef aud
pork and other provisions, and 92 o. s soldiers
In charge OF Capt. Dawson, who 10 accom- pa
MED by Capt Smith, of the typographical corps
OF engineers, and Major Porter assistant adutant-
general The men are assigned 10 di fferent artil-
lery com panies, and the majority of them VIII be
landed, with the supplies, at Key West, Tortugas
and indianola, Florida; and q small part Of them
will be sent TO BrazOs, Texas
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Muss IN ALBANY, N. Y.-Ou Saturday in
the New York Assembly Mr.. Bergen commented
severely upon the course Of the Governor In
las be said TO make the President elect his private
huest, leaving his suite and the dogs to the legis
latve committee Mr.. Provost reiterated certain
statements he had made upon the preceding day.
rejecting upon the chairman Of the committee
whereupon the muss became general The CITY
fathers are much exercised as TO who shall have
the honor OF doing the bic thing at the reception
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AYERS coMP9UHG EXTRACT sAKsA.

"a
NO one remedy Ia more needed in this oopntyv
tnsn reIa6e Afer9ttre, but the .ick have been
60 ntras eously cheakd by the worthless prepars
Mons Sarsaperls abroad. that they are disrns; "a
even with the ma &C. Yet the drug cannot be b smed
t.t the mposition. from which thev have suffercd
tain little Of the virtues of sarssparilia or sny
thing else. They are mere slops-inert and wo,th'
ISIS, Will concentrated extract of the active va
IleIy OF Ssrsaparilia compounded with Dock sri,
nhsh, iodine' ETC., Is, q. IT ever will be, power
Ayers Extract OF Sarsaparilla, as its truly wonders
Iul cures OF the great variety of complaints which
require an Alternative medicine, baye abun anti
SHOWN. DO not therefore, discard this inyalnahiss
meolc,ne, because you have been imposed upon nv
syn 81. RE sndlns to be ssrsapara, while Il
not III then, will you know the virtues of sarsa-
parllla. For minute particulars of the diseases e
cures, We refer you to Ayers American Ajmanac
which the agent below named will furnish grsfs,,
to al who call for IL siosis
ts,y Foai Stomach. Eyysipsias, HsadasS,D BBss s.
Rhenmattsm, Heartburn, arising frosa D,so,5sssJ
Stontdeh. Pais, or Morbid Inaetton Of Ms Botrsfs'
EEatnisnsg. Less @ 4Rpstits,. Lirsy censp.aans..
sy PsS Ills TSs s BfooG as D'a"er PHI,
They are rug 2 coated, 80 that the most sensi-
lve can take them pleasantly, and they Ara ths
pest perfect In the world for ali the BUR NJ
ipsmiIy phJ,ic PRIcx Is CENTS PER Box FIys
20 not % pu. Of ~ pnprlnolplsd dealer. with
demand AYxR's, and take no others. fhe al
ant the bsst aid there IL for them, and they sboud
Prepared By Or. J, G. AVER CO., Lov.,
M III. ana SOLD oy Druggists and dealers every
fe1s colin
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TEE SUMNER EIEcrIox.-Tbe to,,.,,,...
States hold elections during the coming summer.
Virginia In May; Kentucky, Tennessee. ana
North Carolina in August The indication. s,e
that the Union sentiment will be triumphantIv
successful In those States ~ y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

W Accounts from Montgomery, Alabama, re-.
eeived In this city, state that the southern Con.
federscY have made arrangements by which thew
viii have, on the LIST Of March, fourteen miller.
OF dollars, and hfty regiments Of drilled men
ready TO take the neld. "'en
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SENTIMENT OF 1LLIsoIs.-we learn from a pri.
yate dispatch received here, that ut one of the
largest Republican meetings ever held in Chicago.
on saturday night, the course Of Senator Seward
and Of MI Kellogg Of Illinois, with reference TO
the adjustment Of existing political difficulties
was trIumphantly sustained
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

BOARD OF NAVAL ExoISEERs-A Board Of
Engineers for the examination Of engineers for
promotion, and Of candidates for adm ssion into
the corps, will convene at the navy-yard, New
York, on the 25th February, 1861. The board
will consist of Chief Engineers j. w King, +.
Lawton, and A. C.. sinners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

An ELEhkNT OF waR.-A mortar. weIS bi,o
$50 pounds has been forwarded from Pe,s,s
burgh 70 Charleston, noticing which, the Peter.
burg lnteIiigencer says TN its arrival there I,
VIII send special messenger, I'm the shape OF
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TIE EVENING sTAR
WASHINGTON CITY:
foNDAY. February IL, 1851.
Spirit Of the Msrnips Press

The In,elI,geneer argues that the diheul'les
which sta.d In the wey Of speedy adjustment OF
pending dissersiOas between the North and South
are Questions Of form rather than substance with
the representatives of the former, while these OF
the latter are more concerned about guarantees
relative 10 future acquisitions than about the
equitable management Of what VIC now possess.
The ReprJliean says tie border slave States
know well, that the slave trade will not long be
prohibited by a Southern Confederacy, to the
schemes Of " hich that trade is essential.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SKSArE.-After our report closed on Saturday.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
tariff bill. After some debate the amendment
Of Mr. Seward, making three years instead OF
ninety DAYS the period during which merchandise
may be stored in the public warehouses; prior to
the payment Of duties on such merchandise, was
adopted.
The Senate then, after the consideration of otler
amendments, adjourned.
House. When our report closed on Saturday
The House was in Committee OF the w hole on
the private calender; and, after the reading Of
several bills, which were objected to, the com
mittee rose.
Mr. Sickles, from the Committee Of Conference
on the deficiency BILL reported that the disagree
ment had been settled-the Conference Committee
Of the Senate receding from the proposed appro-
priation Of $500 600 for carrying into effect con-
tract between the Navy Department and A. w.
Thompson, for certain harbor and coal privileges
on the Isthmus Of ChiriQui. Some notifications
Of other amendments by both Houses were agreed
to by the committee.
The House agreed to the report Of the Committee
Of Conference.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Conference Committee
on the bill providing for the legislative, execu-
tive, and judicial expenses Of the Government for
the year ending 3Oth of June, 1862, made report
in which the disagreeing amendments were either
receded from or modified.
This report was agreed to.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole; and, after the consideration Of certain
private bills
The House took recess until O'Clock, and upon
Resembling
Mr.. Somes Of Me Mr.. Burnham of Conn, and
waldron Of Mich, addressed the House; and the
House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

Ir The severity Of the English winter IL shown
ov me iscf that In London alone, the mortality
rti week 10 500 above the average
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ITO MILITARY OFFICERS-Ths advertiser
has tIr sale, on asonable terms, a pair of
latest s'yle Epanlettes, SILK Sash, and Sword with
necessary appendages. 49,
CHAS. E. EDWARDS,
It, Room No. q. lat floor nen,rtm,t 81 St.ta
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN q WILLIAMS. ABclonsers

By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Apcuonsors.
Ne 526, eorss- ia and ID srssIs-
]: = e:
e = Psf SI so.s sG.ns 2s 4 shoes asss'
bs s;i' sS.s.A.,
p q q S Ss,,
:. : sisssE Sii
Ie5 Yepths'
IS - odds aud enss
. :. :. B.9ys sssnshsi
20 {" Youths shanghai Shoes.
The above shoes from tse sboe factor, 81 the
United states PeCItenhary, washington.
H1 and 1Rsss e, st:a
noes, bs airing interest 81 order e
s 81 Il sk I WILLIAMS E'i TSS,..
fe Is-saw&ds
By J. C. MosUIRE a CO, ABct,oneers.
NFARLY NEW FURNITURE AND hoUsr'
wEbShsssbsYf MoRSrSs s, Fssr1. TSiS sS !"
o!elock. a the resldehe. Of 3 :: Howard: EssS
sell Il. srntsfs ssS fiO1.sfsspSs Elects, com
Bis Wslpat s:srved sSrins seat sor., Rocker
Hssssom CIV walnut scoret.ry and Bookcase.
Walnut Center Table and WhsiBct,
Fine ,,smssk and Laoe Curtains, corniee sah
Brussels. Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
CHI Gss ChsnS.iers and i FsIt sS iSr5ssSOu
Dis si"st and f B4s.ifss aH TsSs.' oCt
China, Glss: and Croe kerry " are,
81 ver pla ed ,astoTs. Ia le Cutlery,
Dressing AID Plsln Bureaus, " sshstands.
Bostsfs and Pillows, toilet sets. shsdss.
Cooking and other stHves, Tin Safe,
Together with general assert ent Of Kitchen
| Requisites.
Terms CASA.
P.s-Ths house IL for rent, inquire on the prem
feled y.C MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers
A DMINIsTRATOR,S SALE OF HOUSE
bTsT, aO.l0n " = " IN Es ESD MINING. G he
the OrPhsns' Court, viii Offer for ss e, at public
auction, At the ate residence o. James SIbc,, de-
in the Fir,i Ward, slt the FvrnI'uTe. Good. ssd
Household f'ct' Of the said slbiey, deceased,
NIL Implements, Bone Dust, SC.
And on MONDAY, the 25th instant. AZ 10 O'Clock,
at Pesrso g Mil. IN the County IL Washington,
&c tan MIL implements, 9 quantity Of Bone
Terms; sSo, cash; over that amount q cred q of
90 DAYS. fSr apr we'd endoTted noie', bssrinG IN
tsrsst. John SlBLEY, Ada, s;rstor.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
| Corner Ninth 81. AVID soHfk side Pa az.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT
WE'D ESD DAY sFTERNUuN aOth instant, az
9Th 1853, and duly recorded in her j. A. :. iS
foos 2t6, Will sell at public auction 81 the Auc
ton Rooms, lots, IN tquare eight hundred and
thirty fee, efht ard half inches on the east sIds
| Of 5th, bstween % and r. streets. and running back
one hundred and i've feet one in h.
| a deed given and deed of trust taken.
All coHve, aIcIns 81 the expense OF the purchaser.
| feb WALL & Barnard, Aucts.
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FOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE No.
100 West 81, Georgetown. at present occu !
pied by the subscriber. u has y rooms with gas
and vater throughout, a fine yard, stable &c, and
GRUDER. oo Is N =
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EOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
II and STA BILE. lear Villa dS' Hotel. Apply to
klDWELL LAWRENCE, Druggists, Pa ay.
and 18th st. fe li-eO2y-
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s.: 4: o s,,s: 6. FS :,
fesev
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

ECR RENT-TwO or three comfortable FUR
4 NlSHE ROuMS, without board ~ No. IT'S
Second St, between snd e cts, within mil utes'
wax Of the Capitol. IT.
nor RRNr-The Desirable aud convenien,
Il RESIDENCE, now occupied by Sen.tor Ken
q dy, on sixth street just north Of the Unitarian
Church, will he for reut after the adjournment Of
the Cnlt.d States Senate. Apply 70 THOMAS
BI.AGDEN, No. 499 Seventh street west.
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BY WALL r. BARNARD, Auctioneers
4 nMlNISIR TOh,S SALE lE HOIr2E

fiH Implements, Bone DHSt, ac.
And on MONDAY, the 25th instant. atlo O'Clock,
az Pesrso 3 Mill IN the County of Washington,
&c tan Mill Implements, q quantity Of Bone
Dnst, &c.
Terms sSO, cash; over that amount q cred q af
90 days f5T apr we'd endorsed notes, bearing IN :.
terest. JOHN SHELLEY. AdIaiT stretor.
fell WALL A BARNARD. Ancts
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EtOR RENT. ia the First Ward-three squares
- west OF the War Department-a small OF
FlCE, with back room. or the former may answer
for q shop and ParlOrs and Chambers separate, OF
suits OF Rooms, furnished or uEfurnIshed close
20 the Avenue. Inquire at this once.
de dawu
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FOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE cOu-.
i tanning rooms 10 good order, with gas f1-
Also, q tyo-hto1y brick COTTAGE, with large
yard atachod, corner Of street north ans 18th at
Will be moderate. Apply Q. l46 TwelffS street.
between q and RI ~, ne 49,
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FOR RENTING FIRST FLOOR the build
i9E immediately opposite the west WINK of the
City hs. recently occGIIed by Chas. :. Wallsoh
as an once. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor OF the same bnildlns For
terms apply 20 RICHARD WALLACE, No.
i-oulsians Averue. <. IL ~
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Ayers Ague Cure,
rog TIE SPFflN CURE OF

r,.,n,itt..t r.ver. or Fever aud Agus. Rerniti~ut
F.v.r. Chill Fever. Dumb Agu~. Periodical Hesa-
ach. or Blous Headache. ami Bilious D."
Ver.. indeed for the whole class oi dis-
.asss or ignating In hillary d~rSiirf-
sn,ir caused by the Malaria q
Mia,mstc Countries.
War enabled here % offer the community
remedy which while il cures the above complaints
with certainty. l. still perfectly harmless VA any
quantity such remedy j. invaluable IN districts
wher. these affiicting disorders prevail lhiS cure
expes iho missuaiic poison ~ fsfcr ana Aguc rom
the system and prevents the development II The
dseaSs II taken the nr>t approach 81 IL ren'sA-
tory symptoms. II l. not only the best remedy ever
Yet discovered iog this cs>~ oi complaints. hui ni-o
iLe chrst,,-'. Tie large quantity w. supply Tor
dollar bring " within the reach IL eNeryi-dy, aoi
In hili- districts. ~hsrs feNer and Asue feN ais,
every loi, should have It and ~ II irrls both ior
cur, ami prai.. fsn. great superiority ~ this
remedy over any other .N-r discovered t"r III" -i~
DIV aud certain cur, Il iuerm,,snis = that u c"n-
tain no ouinine mineral Consequently u It"de-
or no tI-ni-m "r other injurious ru"'t = Na'eNef
un,p ia. constitution Th,-c cured Nv n ~" len ~
healthy - II they had never hsd the dissn-e
F.,.r and j. not sien~ the e"n-es"en'~ oi he
miasmatio poison. great Nari~t, " i-'f'-f- Sfi-e
from IT, irritation. among which are
S.uralri. Isl-unatisun C;oui Headache. Biindncs-,
T-,thasile. Fsrsche. Cst~rrsh. Asthma, iallf-
,ut,n Painful An,eiion ~ tho Spleen. H,s-
t.ries pam iu the Bs~ el- .C..lic. Paralysis
snd Ipersug.su-ni "i th- stomach.
AN Il which uIen originating in ihi- oau-., put on
lie nt.rnitf.ni typ. hectsmr periodical. 1hi-
s.CrN, cN-.l- sh. l.-s'n from IA" blood an.l ct-
seour,tlN ,uf- f,,.in all sk"- n J. an ihNal"ehl'
nre,..f,..n a. Immigrants sud I-r-en- tfas"ng -
t.,ap,.,sfiN residing n the fnalaflonr district u
,Ae,, .-..-iaIlN daily while exposed a. tho 10
tct,..n that 40 o.. ,Ncret-.i from tie ~N-ten, a"i
cannot accumulate IA sufficient qnantn. 7" az y
into a.-.a--. H.f..- - D. NOR" kalnsbl" 80
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ln,armii,.nf- u ih,s Nail them-ei'e- oi fhe pr
lection this r,trs-ls sr..''i-
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y NJ po>>,liA -nd o., al pfn-s'-'- "a trrf-
7 Hauts.
Wl.l-~.s. la NnssA Co. Cincinnati
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t....l si.rffl-ea,.uf- nity evf's p-f -I''r- rs'h
-~rflon t. Co., 49,
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-, 49,, - rt.sr eli ~ eharE- - for ifb it-~ri''0
- b. ..-r In li1..- t.-ss cents f,sr i.i.r.
l--.tl...r,,cnt. @stf la fsr -f- 't .'f-. -
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- .hsraiissa s.fa .ssirhng al efii.f'' ?
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I NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach aItteYe

\ nsw aud dflgfirtJ >tesnsnsls AID Sssdlal. fSr
giving to- d th~ >i.snsch srl Lsr Ia. prsvs<usn -
biliou- complant- Incident thc e~s@rp co-aEtr,
Tfs Il.
A. m"rring drnk. - sssisi aig..'l,r ard relsef.
Dyrl~p-iA. "a hs~ H. s-gu@i- Try A.
IL ftfFv IL b. ~fts'r ~ a. cfi.-r hsLerr IEy
fbs isfmuis ~ thee Ritter. no~ 1sol she ~.
property - ~, hsissrk. oignsi-i ~-th os~ 81 u.
olis-t aii mot sr8cH Medical Practitioners a III
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Western ,,es.lr.
1he-e ht.f- derive 'hsir linrius from u t-oe.s
frl tuc u ila- and h.r- = ~tlob tAs.
ar o''npo-ed, aud a. they AZ, y alaya.s u-I.-F.
uT-l cfasi'i- u the stomach. dlre.tly ffosrotv- -
TEMPERANCE.
the pte-snt proprietor beli-Tss ,is l. ulA-lrs Lsx
s1dely known. the public welfare T. -1b-rv.A
II will -coB bee iot -sle by al ~ Dr, R0baek's In
inerois Agent. Aii a Hot.ls a. Ae oosrfi-, over
10 the aniiti.' sr-r- ~ill - rsd f-.sn
tncifnati ~ suy quantity. nId ~ tiie b-cst
u D. put up ia ,asri httles And securely psc<i q
o.s dor hnf dor ssippls viii. ho~~v.s
E d. packed snd -.st - any -ddrc--. = t.sir-d
Retail Price. 81 per bottle. az ssA
Primes pal offc@ Af.i salssr.srn >oS PAT Po1u
4 street u building from M.ln sIrset clncsufsrc
7 ohlo Laboratory. W. IS Hammond street
4 Fof .Ale IN Nigo County by
pm IoS>Kl.lY. 1-rre A-ut-
IN CUNNINGHAM -
Nm l.. shlki. No Ss-l.cnO
PETfR Btskllk. ,snffs,fus
And ~ Druggists sff s~ci.~n1 ssLss a.
r.foaghout the uilisi state ats4 Csnsfss.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-15

xs-Tlere will b. no sesistien if"" l'' t''''
sf4
~ Advertisements ruhii-iift ih ".''" h"i.f 49,.
wesklv. will 10 charged she fpn DAILY fsr- NJ" 80
rsff a th~ weekly r,ts- eisfsi
CHARLES Cl.UFr. fEe'F.