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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
TURN OUT! TURN OUT! TRUN OUT
Our Company.

Ten days ago we received Captains Con mis-
sion from Governor Curtin, and commenced to re-
cruit company. Some of cur friends feared that
inasmuch as so many Of Centre county's noble
sons had already gone, we would not be able to
raise ole hundred men who are still ready al
willing to take up arms in defense of our old flag.
We have held few meetings in different parts of
the county and we have now alf the requisite
number Of men. Just soon as eighty men are
enrolled we will march to Camp Curtin where we
viii receive our arms and uniforms and the pay
Of the men viii commence. We are anxious to
ell up this company at once, and we hope thatthe
yourg men of Centre county who are able and
willing to serve their country will come up to the
work and evince their patriotism by filing up the
ranks. Our cheif aim in enlisting in the service
Of our Country should be to aid in de Tending that
Constitution under which we have lived and pros
pered all our lives, this is duty resting upon every
able bodied man in the Union. But the Govern
ment asks no man to fight for nothing. Every
man is well paid Each man who shoulders his
musket under the Government of the United
States, receives SIS per month, his rations and
clothes, and at the expiration of his term will get
500 bounty and 100 acres of land and during
his absence mis- family is provided for by the re-
lief board. This is more than many of us make
at home. Let us ral'yin the defense Of the stars
and stripes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21

no alternative, and that he afterwards at
tempted to regain the position because he
was stronger, and because he had matured
plan of getting in the rear of the enemy
and cutting off his retreat2
If our memory serves US right Gen. Thom-
as is in error in asserting that Price be-
sieged Mulligan nine davs before he surren-
dered. But there is another difficulty here,
on this point, which we find it hard to re-
concle If Fremont was so much to blame
a month ago for not collecting from various
quarters an army sufficient to defeat Price,
how is it that he is to blame to-day for hav-
ing collected that army and for being in
march now is complained of in very strong
terms as many of the regiments of the
40. 900 men, are BADLY equipped, with in
adequate supplies Of ammunition, clothing
"and transportation" But to have compel
led Price to raise the siege of Lexington
would have required this same army to be
gathered together and moved forward in
this incomplete condition. IF he is impru-
dent now, wouldn't he have been even more
so then? Or if he ought to have acted then
is he to blame for acting now, with a
month for preparation, against the same
man and the same force? We confess here
that we don't see it."
The reference to the body-guard of Gen
Fremont would no doubt have come with
more force week ago. if this report had
then been given to the public. Perhaps we
are all to apt to measure the necessity or
wisdom of an act by its results. The re-
cent brilliant action of that splendid body
of cavalry will go far to justify the charac-
! ter of its organization in the popular esti-
nation, and the fact that Gen. Thomas un-
derrated its merits and misconceved its
purpose may suggest the supposition that,
from mere want Of time, he may, in other
particulars, have misunderstood the end
Gen. Fremont had in view, and the meas
ures by which he aimed to attain it.
However, we only mean to be understood
as making few suggestions. We shall ac-
quiesce in the removal of Gen. Fremont,
when the President shall give the order.
In the meantime. as the question comes up
in the way Of discussion in report, evident
y meant for the public, we think it not inn
proper, and in no degree disrespectful to the
Government, to point out an item, here and
there, on which it is not unlikely Gen. Fre-
mont may have word to say, when he
makes his defense.-NeaO York Tribune, of
3lst ult
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21

EeE- The news of our recent triumph has
been received with great rejoicing through.
ont the country. Many despondept people
were complaining that we experienced moth.
ing but reyerses that with our vast prepa-
rations on land and sea we had accomplish
ed nothing. This untounded notion is not
driven out by the demonstration that we have
done something, and are able to do much
more. The prowess of our navy has always
been subject of especial pride among
Americans, and By this achievement its fame
is more than ever endeared 10 their hearts.
When this blow is followed up, as we are
promised that it shah be, our soldiers and
sailors will 6ght with the knowledge that the
eyes Of fse nation are watching them, conf
dent that victory will attend them wherever
they may strike. We trust that Port Royal
will prove to be but one of many points to be
assailed and captured by our naval power,
and TIA. ere long we shall see the emblems
of our nation floating over every port of the
Southern Ccnfederacy." compelling rebel
tion to take refuge where it must succumb tc
the resistless advances of life and liberty.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
Now is the Time to Settle Up.

As we are making ready to enter the army ii
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
w. w. BROWN.

The Economy HEALrH.-Thi busy nation
of Americans have 100000 working people,
whose service may be estimated at 81 day, and
tn r annual loss by sickness at an average of ten
days each in the year. This is total loss Of
$240, 100000 sum three times as large as the
whole cost of General Government including tho
Army, Navy Post Offices, lie sislators, Foreign
Ministers and all. The amount over six hundred
tons in pure gold
large portion of this costly suffering might
be averted by the attention to diet cleanliness, and
obove all, by the proper use of the right remedy
in season. When a 25 cent box of Ayers Pills
will averl attack of illness which it would take
several days to recover from, dollar bottle Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, viii expel lurking disorder
that W oud bring the sufferer his back for weeks
or months, does it take any figures to show the
good economy of the Investment When Favor
and Ague is ranking in your veins and shaking
yeur life out of you it is worth the dollar it costs
fer his AGUS CURE to have the villainous disorder
expelled, which it does surely and quickly? When
YOU take cold it is prudent to wait until it has
settled on the lungs, v hen days or weeks or
months be spent in trying to it, even if it
can be cured at ALL or it is cheaper to take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, costing few shilings and re-
move the trouble before it is serious? 1t takes no
wisdom to decide.
Ngs- A pure healthy tonic, and free from the de-
leterfous and injurious effects folIatc those in
dimary use, has long been felt to be desiteratum
| in the medical world. Such a tonic, and one so
skilfully combined from the vegetabla kingdom as
to act in perfect accordance with the laws of ma
ture, an6 thus sooth the weakest stomach, and at
the same time alay nervous and other irritatious,
and tcne up all the organs of which the huln.n
| body is composek, is offered in Prof. Woods Re
storatire Cordial aud Blood Renoretor. Hence
it is perfectly adapted to old and young. Reader,
| try it. Thousands have already done So and the
testimony is universal in its favor Do not fail
[ to read the advertisement in our paper
| Ms- Call ut your Druggists, and get one of
| Everybody's AImanacs,"-no charge. You will
find in it much useful ma tier, and more evidences
| in favor of Hoofands Balsamc Cordial thon can
be produ;ed by any other remedy for LunE dis
eases See advertisement in another coumo.
| Ng- Neuralgia can be permanently cured by
" DR.. Lelsnd's Antic Rheumatic Band. SEQ al
vestissasnt Of !" Great Cure" in another sesamn.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21

As we are making ready 10 enter Inc army IL
Is necessary for us to
SETTLE UP OUR BOOKS AT ONCE.
There are many of our subscribers who owe us for
the year 1850 and for the present year. We have
ought along through the hard times and endeav>
orirg to serve our subscribers as best we could
We had nothing to begin with and during the
two years that we have been publishing this pa
per we have struggled with all our might and
main to keep out of debtor there is no man un-
der the broad heavens whom we dread as much
as we do a creditor. At times we became discour-
aged and resolved to give 1t up (; but thus far we
have carried it through, and now that Mr. Brown
is raising company we are about to suspend op-
rations and go with him. Notwithstanding our
dread Of creditors we have contracted some debts.
These must be paid. No man need "tremble in
his boots" for fear that he will lose anything by
ns. Every man must see the necessity of our
settling up our accounts. We hope that our sub
scribers all possess honor enough to do what is
right--that is all we ask. We have labored hard
and it is right that we should be paid.
After the No, ember Court our books will be left
in the hands of the proper officer, and collected
Just as fast as "the law allows" Our subscribers
will save costs by calling upon us on our before
Court Week.
7 T. RRISPJN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
Settle Up.

As we have now commenced to recruit com
pany and will leave for the seat of war as soon as
eighty men are enrolled, it becomes necessary for
us to settle up our business as fast as We
therefore call upon all persons knowing thsm-
selves indebted to the Centre Democrat from 1854
to the lst day of January, 1860, to call at once
and settle their accounts.
The November Court will be good time to at
tend to this business. If you bavs net the money
we want your note We hate over seven thous-
and dollars on our books and we owe debts which
must be paid with this money. We hope, there
fore, that all will heed this notice and settle up
as possible.
We will take Corn, Oats, Wheat, Rye and Buck
Whoat. So bring it along and save trouble and
costs w. W. BROWN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
A Camp Abolished.

Camy Crossman near Huntington. the
head quarters of Gen. James Mountain Bril-
gade. has been abolished. The Huntingdon
Journal says that last week an order was re-
ceived from the Secretary of War, By Col.
Murray, orderiRg him to fill out bis regiment
from the troops remaining after his regiment
has been comp leted, to be forwarded imme-
diatsly to Hsrrisburg.-7e'e3yara.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21

KROCLA14A &2OISs
WHEREAS, every good gift is from above and
comes down to us from the Almighty, to whom 1t
is meet right and the bounden duty of every peo-
ple to render thanks for His mercies Therefore
/, ANDREW q. CURTIN, Governor of the Com
monweath of Pennsy vania do recommend to the
people of this Commonwealth they set apart
Thursday, 2Stb Of Norember nert,
as a 6ay of solemn thanksgiving to God for hav-
ing prepared our corn and watered our burrows,
and blessed the labor of The husbandman, and
crowned the year with His goodness, in the in
crease of the ground and the gathering in OF the
fruits thereof, so that our barns are filled with
plenty : and for having looked favorably on this
Commonwealth, and enlightened the bars of her
gates, and blessed the children within her, and
made men to be ST enc mind, and preserved peace
in her borders Beseechi ing Him, also, on behalf
Of these Unite States, that our beloved country
may have deliverance from these great and ap-
parent dangers wherewith she is compassed. ana
that the brave and loyal men now battling in the
field for her life may have their arms made stron
and their blows neavy, and may be shielded by
His Divine power, and that He will mercifully
ill the outrages of perverse, violent, unruly and
rebelious people, and make them clean hearts,
and give them grace that they may see the error
of their ways, and bring forth fruits meet for re-
pentance, aud hereafter, in all godliness and hon.
esty ODE diently walk in His holy command
ments and in submission to the just and manifest
authority of Republic, so that we, leading quiet
and peaceful life. may continually offer unto him
our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving
IL. 81 Given under my hand and the great seal
of the State at Fl arrisburg, this sixteenth day of
October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty one. and of the Com
monwealth the eighty sixth.
By the Governor; A. g. CURTIN.
ELI SLIFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
Secretary Of tie Commonwealth.

MS Hollands Balsamic Cordial hos acquired
reputation that places it at the head of all rem
dies for pulmonary diseases. An advertisement
In another column.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
REMEMBER YOUR REVOL UTIONARY s

Remember Bunker l Yorktown, and New Orleans People Of
County, shall it be said that unable
and maintain the Liberties which handful of Patriots
from Old Engandthat not capable Of Free Governments
Rally then-RaIy Join the defenders Of tie
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21
Day of Thanksgiving and Praise
PROCLAMATION,

In the name and By the aa:aority Of the Common
,oealth Of Pennsyluania, ANDREW &. CURTIN,
Governor of said Commonwealth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-11-21

No QUARTERS To BE SHowN.-A dispatch
from Agusta. Georgia. dated the llth says !:
The report has been current here for the past
day or two that black flags have been hoisted
at Savannah Charleston, and other places en
the coast, which indicates that no quarters
will be given to invaders, and no suarters
will be ssksd"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18
certificate of es Eeas's Use.

Aexcs,fie, wessehestsr co1nsy. NY,
August IL. lsst.
-. n BusxoarrH-Ny Dear Sir an no9 sevta-
.w.rsse v-ars cd. ard fer ~ last t~snty-eish
v.sr. ave been a cousiAlt user Of y0ur Vegetable
r.s~.rsas Phi. vhsn sick. 60 y realizing the @dvsn-
- = enfsseisz puTgsaon with smedscsne. which.
.hfls b~arnicss in is nsture, renosss al impurites.
ro.a.sfI IS say that the vigorcus old age law e.
60 h. besn earssd mainly By The timely use OF
n-..sr,,lfs ri Is Ihave hsd In these last rwelty-
en- Years seser4l sts q sickness. and oocssiOasEy
49, !. arusty d sgs wozld press upcu ma AZ
.b,.- s.zes 1 have siwsys found your pills a sure
remedy, slTns ns net emily health but strength. !
9 n.issr then. MT oniy sava.usbls a. a purg-sive.
b.. % IS = to1lc. 1 have never dsrng these last
twenty azhtysars asss asy other nedieina what
ever. bssas couvinsed, By experiences. that nors was
a sood. Brsnsrsik's P!.s have also been ffssiy
used by ~ nagbsors n every kink Of sickness, and
have 80 nsvsr known % fail wAen promptly al
1!l!gerrd Yours Iciyi
sAI1 ANiEL HYATT,
Justice Ct tie Peace for forty years In wes;ches;er,
". Prics &c cents per box.
Sid ~ J. T. CrxrsonXx. T~erre-Hante. and by al
rsspsetable dealers IN msdiciae. ldectlldwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

CTATE or INDIANA. Woo COySTy. IS.
- We. tie undersignct, DO ceFfifs toff Ne tsTe
viewed and appraised . ccrain efFay Mare takeu
NJ BY Ell FrsDcfs. living IN Prairie Geek Township,
ard end The an. q be z dsrt bay Mare. rome W.
Ne white ca haf riFht hiod f-,t. i@t tip = ht1e
snnk. No ofhrr msrks ~ hrands ferrei4atlr, eip-
po>ed % - ten teafs cd. aud ~ sprssiss ID safne
- - worth forty doears
JAMS OIErpIHT.
q !. a nxNcrs
subscribed and svofn y before ne his Isl day
q November. 1esl- " IVA r
10 oertify tbs sh0ss 70 - : trn~ transcripts from
my Estrsy beok so~7s~3s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

IS 4 remedy Tor IBIS most distressing and obstinate
maiaty, the Vegetable Life Medicines deserves a dis
unct add emphatic recommendation IL Is well
known 70 hundreds in this city, that TIE former pro-
prietor Of thsee valuable medicines was himself shiic-
led with this complaint FOR upwards Of uunTr-FIvr
rrAKss and that he tried IN vain every remedy pre-
serihed vfthia he whole compass q the Materia
Aedscs. he however, at length tried the medicine
N a very short time, aser his recovery bad been
pronounced not only improbable, bur absolutely I'm
possible. By sny hus1an means.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

rHEKE Is NJ MIsTAKK AIsoUI H..
EItsiu care Liver cemrlain5 nytggs.a, hetfasa
Dseutasy. Headache. depression ii Spirits. ICyef
ard Ague. inward Fever, Bad Breath ~ Aag Disease
Of the liver, Stomach or Bowels.
GENTLEMEN. 10 yoa wieh "a he AssltA>. -tfosg
and sigoro1sf
LADIES, do you want he bisesa ~ hesiih taonai
70 your cheeks aEaini-ihea 90 altuce ai4 ert
McIEA<S STRENGTHENING CoRtHAi AL
IO0 PJRIFIERt
Dslsy n0t d moment, 4 j. warranted to gl,, .Ali.las
don. II vii cure sry disease 81 thf kic1es NsRf
" Blstder; Painting, 0ss,ructst hfrsi ratisf. Fsi
Ing 81 the " Tomb. karrsnness. O. any ciscasf ef-iss
frOia Chronic go Nervous nebiilis. S a. ifelllas
remedy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

denominsted from their astonishing power Of Gre
adng new life aud health, a. It were from The very
ashes Of TIE most delapsdased eonstitutions-are
more strongly tonic and more immediately inyigora-
ting than the pills; containing the samec hcice yegeta-
Die extracts a. The latter. In a different medication. Al
though really less catbartic than The LIFE PMS, they
everiheless begin 20 cleanse the siimsntary canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
three or four hours, and producing adecided sense Of
relief 20 the head and stomach, snd exhiisrating the
mlnd. even m less time thar 'his.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

81 Ssruuou. q sszofalous Affections sns te
ru... lie basnt. lss possts ~ q nankind- 1Hsy
a~ns. a. GItbg a. wsn ~ fatsi. Thsy arise nc"
e,,,.m,n.noh al surzrliy q ia tioed, snd are %
- ~ .rszsd - e~verywssre- one q1Arssf q
- 49, are u.used vlfb tnszn. 80 o1s quari<r
- a. q skeus. de ~foolshiv to- because they
.~.~,ri~. AKA sAksAr4EsiLA ciea1sss CIT tn
s~e,,sloss corrspssoa ron thablooc, fenders trurs
.n1 healssy. sa1 saeetnslls szparsaies tic fo1l
es-ssninsioa from The ssstsu- - hazss srosn
us1er yoar SEQ ulezs disorders, aibce ne irrssista.
be ARA ba4 pr0viasd rs mastery coahiaatoa q
earaf.-e vTtu~s thsf - esiis sAazArAEnIs-lD~n-
sssa,, wsssrlury, c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18
MercuriaI Diseases |:

r~r.ons whose consdtuticns have tsrzzas s-psirod BY
tso frfudicious u<e sf Aersrry, will cEi tbrro Netf-
>oossr shen tae saotpersralWsnrraos> a. Sara
p-1f'a' .tafHntnt8 E4ar
~ t ..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18
Mohass Life Pi.is !

In Ahecuous Of The heat, sick headache q nervous
hsadaehe. these Pills viii BE found TO possess the
most saiussry efficacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

Iron Col. Albert Pike. N. c. from Arkansas
wAsarseTos, d. c. June II. lsss-
u have Used tive bottles Of youT B0EHsvI's HoL-
L.sD Il mas. and lave found IL very useful IN Gaze
Il Indigestion snd Headache, and recommend IL 20
all Who nsed : pleasant and efReaeious remedy aud
valuable tonic.
Tae late Bish sheriff a Allegheny COUNTY has
given Is Tie following
Twas &c e,ed with Debility Of The Digesive Or
Esns amounting 70 = severe attack Of Dyspepsia,
which had reduced my hssh considerably. Ny wife
vas also sla.eied under Toe sane circumstances, and
~lih me sane disease. Having used your medicine
cal 81 DGsHAsr's BoILaSD BsrsrEs, We both obtain
ID relief. an are happy IN afford you this publi'
svidsnre q is value.
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan. I'D, 1851
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

cIATE or TSD1HNs 3. woo COUNTY. IS.
- No 1lsP C~lruifcc-1t March Term. l-l. WIN.
Mahan and Nsry xsksn ~. Aibert Watssu. boTdsn
wstscn and EsTlra Js~fEees-Couplsint 70 peed.
O. dada. t-sf+ tbe ftb az - rgfIe p
n. 1851. oausefhe plsinfnn 81 gno. 2. brift 1er
Aacrnex. srz els TIE -nde~if e . compe<nt VI
PEGS sho<srr tat fh< n<fD611fs bsfee. h.tfsn
and klnrs Jasr xess are pSn-reft1eo1 "
- l11lsnk
xo1es a therefore her<sy xT~1 - ths erta l.
f<r1snx e TIE cnn< and = rs>sry e ~ rr"o~ri
f-<. sn1 that tn< sane wta - resre sol >s<fn.oee
Al he r<xt Tern e cur fsi< C1Nft, c1r1rr <nr4n< %
fhs Ora us01sy e Nxrxb srx- k-p -.
NV. NJ a1s-s-y- &C. ss.ca
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18

IL Sos watt your delicate, sickley. pDny 0aihirsa
t. he healthy, rixong and robustf-then give tlrfr
Nclean's Strengthlng Cordial. tses the direction. ~
each bcitie,) II q delicious - take.
One tablespoonful, taken every morning. fasilsk.
= 4 sure preventive against chill and fever. yrlla~
fever, cholera or any prevailing disease
tatItUNt-fteware Of Druggists 81 ieliffs ~hs
nay try 10 palm upon yoa 8 bottle ofHIfers ~ Sar-
saparilla (Which they can buy cheap hg saying IL 5.
Just a. good. There are even men hASk enough %
steal 4 part orfav ramt Is dub thsir SllF dscac.
lions. Avoid sueh tnfamous Pr 4 art their xfi'
famous Compounds. Ask for IT.. =. A. hcitau''
STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood puriff. Tax.
nothing else. Il j. the only r-14eds ffsi VIII fsi-.f.
-four blood thoroughly. ard e. the same SINE
STRENGTHEN and N lOORATE the whaf sfe8Hi
zalicn. II + put up Ia large beisie--Sl - bottle
o. SIX bottles Tor -.
pR. j. b. MILAN, sole Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18
DIR. 3. IA. WcLeanss Volcanic Oil
E~inincnI.
THE Bksr EXTERNAL IN THE MoRLD, boa Ne
or RsAsT-

Tn BEsr EXTERNAL IN THE " ohLb, boa At
OR Beast.
Thousands Of human beings have been SAVED a life
Of decrepttude and misery, by the use Of this iuval-
cable Eminent. 1t viii relieve PAIN aln5st .ns.sn-
taneously, and il will cleanse, purify anu 1eSi toe
foulest ORE In an Incredibly short time. zci4EAN'S
VOLCANIC OIL. IISIMENT will relieve te most in
seterate cases Of rheumatism, Goui, OF Neuralgia
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or weak
aess in the Joints, Muscles or Lgamsnts, e ~wilinsy-
er fail. Two applications will cure sore Throat,
Headache OF Earache. Fer Barns or Scalds, or say
Pain, Il q an infallbie remedy. Try y, and you VII
Ind II an Indispensable remedy. Keep j. siwsys On
hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS ~ any 81. haying charge
OF horses, sill save mQreY By using AeLfan,s Vel.
c,nlc Oil Imminent. IL i 4 speedy a1d fufalisnle
cure for Galis, spraiEs, chafes, S~welings, Laneness,
| sweeney, sores, Wounds, Scratches or any external
| diseases. Try Il, and you will be convinced.
DIR. T.. WclcRus sole Proprieior.
,ssfvly saint Louis No.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18
DR.. Motfat's Life Medicines

Stould be taken il the early STAGES Of Bilious Com
plants, and If psrssvsred ia strictly soeaTding. 70 al
~rectsons, will positively effect . cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-18
UNDERTAKE.


HERMAN Hnlr.an vs yeiAro T. sacrsurn-Attseh-
nenf ~foreL Day. J. r.
ne rlaluflf "a Ills acton having tlsd ~ ny oece
rs <F1ss1f sestnT spFtA tbat ne sid csscndsn. J.
l-sses>d - hsn 41a - . Dea-ress1snf Il f1e sfsis II
fr5Isas. ard csnsst 4 vii a A~us<tmsnt - - lss1.
- - n srsfrsx ne COOS ard raEftlt. credits ard
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