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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-19
A NEW ARTICrsf
oback's Stomach Rittefs I

new and delightful s,omacAie knt Ccrtia', "a
giving tone the stomach. and ser ne pTevaotcn a
bilious complaini', incident 70 iAe Western eoaDiry
Try t.
A. a morning drink % as.ist cicesi,ou snd rslsvs
Dyspepza. h hss no equal. Try d.
IL lIfof Il i sktlerioF az ether bifters ITy H.
.The formula 81 t1ese H.itcrf Dow = 56I' ibc
pFoperfv of ~. Rohsck. orrinafcd vi ors cf t1s
oldest a1li andncnt Medical prardbosers q N
Nest and h i dir~Cty Prrjcstet upon Ne wsntf o
Weserl people.
These Btters derive their siuuus frora he pc~sF
f,l tonic rsfure al the roor aft tehs n et3rh tbPT
are composrd. and they are, by siisytne un~sts
ura cravings a The stomach. ciracly prurofireuf
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believe thst in making tbsr
widely known, TIE pubiic weifere is subser~ed.
Il win soon Be for sale ly 81 q. Ig kobacks pa.
merous Agents. ard ~ Hotels. &C. The oountry
IL The rlsknlue ord~rs Will - hlied 1rsct u,nn
C.pciunRd IN any quantity s1d sf ibe lov>st rates
Il is pat up IN Quart Bosfiss and ssrarelv psrked
doE Hslf dcz- sa-pe csscf vfii, h0v~v-s.
be packed end sen; % airy address, n desired.
Retail Price. eI per botsie. or 50.
rrlUelpsl oflce and salesroo1l. Noe. Easl FouT1t
Stree - building frcl1 Msfn suest Csnci-nau.
0klo. Laboratory, No. - Haruraond Street
| For sale ia FtgO County b
p. v. D0NNEliY, IeFfs Haute
J. z CININGHA4. ="
VIZ. L. sHCTy, <ev Goshen
9EIER BCsKIllR- Crzire~.lls.
| Ara ~ nrr3Egdzis Ant NercE17ta generals
thToughouf the Clllec States aud cEra1ss-
OCH uu
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or tss FIFTEENTH .Ss1-A.gyCAL sTAzE
KHyT OF ~ ccnfS;so- Qf 10 Hckb LNSC-
PlYcg cpYPAF-Y. q re osy e xs-r fort.
on IA lsf doc ef Jr1ifarJ. 1871
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Ayers Ague Cure,


fns<r,n,t,en, Yevsr. &c Fever ard Ague. Rem i;te
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical he ac-
ache of Bilious Gesdache, snd Bilious fe-
vers, indeed for the whoie class q dis
eases or ignalng ln hillary deranfe-
nseu. eaueed by the Malaria q
Nasmatic CoVntries.
We s.a enabled here % offfr sbe community
remedy whlch, while Il cures the above complaints
With certainty. = stu perfectly harmless in any
ausutitv such remedy Is Invaluable In districts
where thcse affecting disorders prevail. This cure
expels tho rnissrnstc poison Of Fever and ague from
the system. and prevents the oeveiopment CT The
disease II taken On the first approach - ts prenon-
tory symptoms. u i no only The best remedy ever
vet discovered for this class q complaints, but also
ths ehespesf. The iarge quantity we supply for
dollar bring Il within tho reach 81 Everybody end
IN Billions districts. uhere fsXer aud Al1e prevails
everybody shoUld have n AID 40 Il itels both ter
cure and protection. sftt' rettf,'sts 81 ths'
remedy over any other ever discovered of ihe pee
dy and certain cur 81 lteruiteut- h that Il con-
tsfns no Quinine OF mineral consequently II predu-
oes no qusnism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Thus0 cuee y IL aIo ieit a.
healthy a. II they hat never hed the di-ease
Foyer and gue T. not alone te consequence Ct the
missnaic poison great variety ot Disorders arise
from its Irritation, among which are
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Cont, Headache, Blindness,
Tootkarhe, raracha. Caiarrah, Asthma, Pslpl.
tation Painful Affection e the spleen. Hye
tsrics. Pain IN the B1vels Collie PARALYSIS
and Derancement ~ The stomach,
An Of which when originating Ia this ossse, put on
the tntermittent typ. or heccuie periodlcai This
'.CrRz' oxVels the poison from the blos O. aud con-
ssonentiv cures them ali alike II J. en- invaluable
protection a. immigrants aud persons travelling CT
temporarily residing in the malarious distTicte. II
taken Occasionally 81 daily while exposed ID the In
fiction, that viii BE- exereted from tho system, and
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity 10 ripen
| into dlssaze. Hence IL i even more valuable Tor
protection than and T. will ever sufsr from
fn.srInfttents II they avail Themselves - tie pro
tecslon this rcmeds sfJft-.
A. Pro1saraa ~ In !. {. AVER 4 Co. E.
LOWELL. Nasssciits-e tts.
All our ramsiis- sfe &C. sai. Is J. y CCsfsoHss.
PN Doxa11s anf F.. az nruzEss- IN Terre
Hauts.
yyl.oie-ale ~ Ar1,sS A Co. Cfncinns'i
junlod9om-~ee~
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MEDICAL.
ScrofuIa. or Kings Evil,

Is eo1slstnf crsai disease. . oorrupecn q he
Il blood b ~hsh this ii1id becomes virisie1. wesx
and peor. Being II The circulation, Il pery 1dos tAe
whole BODY and NAV burst out n cisease 81 any rAr
Of a. No oresn i free frs its attacks. 4 there
Que which Il mzy not desxcy. The scrotslnrs fA-nf
Is vzronsy ckaeea - rnercnrisi disease low lsns,
disorcsred ~ unhcHltly feet, tprre All, rlta ana
filthy hkbtts the cepfes<ng vicee and. above al y
The Vcnerca fufscllo- Whatever be ts criFin a. 4
bereff<ry IA tie constitution. ccscsnting "lrozn pa
rezfs = cAll1reu uaio the tkird a1d fourth ssnsrs
tioa.s Indeed, II seems . Be the rod 81 hin ~Ao
says - vii vis.i The sniqates g the fathers apen
their chi.dsrn."
It's efeess eonmeaos by d Pstiea 1sssll he eleet
of corrupt q uctTous matter, vAlce ~ Tic l1nss.
liver and internal crgsns, Is trrIocd troercies; ~
the glands swelllnxs: and the surfeec. eruptoss
Sores. TAis feel corrupuon. which Ecsers 20 t.e
b.oc, depresses tho e1erses oi HE, - la scFciu-
los complaints bat they have fAr le-s power te
Withstand The stacks q other ciseeses. cosecct-
IL vsst numbers perish y eiscrlers uhich. aisoueh
iot sciufnous in their nature. Sl rtldrrrl IA
IA hy this talut In lhe assteu. Nost of the eol-
suup.oa which decimafed the human faEaiiy hAs IL
origin directly In this sreiolons confaninAton ans
rasfy destructive Diseases ef the liver, kcneys,
brs,n, and ndeed, q al the organs srlse fren ~
are sesFavsred hy The szne cause-
one quarter of AZ cur people arc scrotuos1s t1e@r
p-Fscns are Invaded BY this lurking inferton. ald
fAoir health IA undersnled eyfs To ecAnse q fr<.n
ths system TIE blood ~ alter A.
i've IaeSicne and nyigorste Il BY healthy foe snt
exercise. Such fnedlcine We supply IN
a
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&z-IS LAAzzz
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

The most oncsual remedy which the medical skilf 81
osr tines can devise COR this everywhere prevailing
and fssal nslady II corrhinee ffkm the most active
rernedalS <st hare hssa discovered for the expnr-
rstion af ths f3al disorder from the blood s1d It's
re-rue az ne sysicm from rs destructive conse-
onencos Henne Il 81 osid % employed for the cure
O. not ory scrofia. but also those cther sfccc as
which sglse from i, such A.
Eruptixc and skin Diseases. 81. Anslsony,s Ere.
Rose. or Erysipeiss. Fniples. Pustnles, klo.ch-
a. Blans and Bolls Tumors, Tefter ana SAIL
Rheun. scald Head, RngworEn. kAeu-
snstisra. syphfiitio ard Nercurest
Diseases, Dropsy, DsspspSa.
Debility, and, Indeed. fil
Complaints arisirgf.cn
Nicsted lfnpuro
Bleed.
The pepnlsf telief IA 'imruriy u tie blood'' =
in truth for srofla t degener alton Il the
blood The particular purpose and virtue of this
sarsaparlila Is % purify and regenerate his vital "a.
ia without which sound healu i impossible In con-
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PONY EXPRESS.

ro Sau rraucisra. California. tn
Ten pay> rom "a. Iosephs Nes
ls.tsrs ~ sht.sz taif cIrre er -uitr = -
r. 4rsrs aisllfsrs1 tsif oanee ~ Hartiat q
81 rnrer .t..t.+--t-t -t.+.sst., .s-- .--- : ~
l. III Gases = - enrio.et n ttererzl. at = arr -
srsti-,,,s. aai 81 frfTss et.1fEss 4fe-,-i.1
o. a. aner 1alr 1exi 3 fesiatflst 81 - - ffr
Hi s.is.ce MI - lsEte.
lrssrrs ss4 rrs..as 49, = rscsssei - % =
r.sr.ran Fxa<s.s C..uspan1 II Dir cfce = I9Tft.
R...s ss>l & o. l>k s16 eftk ske shoec r.
- fsrss<s sruna,iea as-af - the ot1oe = NJ
Am~rirsa {xpstss Crnpsrs. nnrfheelt enraef =
a. - o. sfrtttt
srsofir wsssoS. kz-rt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-19

y. - Af1EE. a. Y. &.
fsrss.Hsas. suns y. issl-si~S~
p. R-Ihs expenses a tnls yt.r a. esssps-sf vita
- srr.ear- fsr IsSe .sn1 &c. slrs decTrsse -
tatze
>OTlcE or krflfcAII0Ns-Hetl1s . ssrec,
y go lhstI vi apply - he Eori O CoD-
--tr<sa<s = n yfso ccgufg / 1.s1a. - irrir rext
80. ec~.~sosns "a ths fr>t xoocsy N D>csr bsr.
fssf 81 iicsn-> 70 r<h -rrtszscs.nf hs-'.. !.
L. cnantlses thzn zessrf a. tine tor ene yssf.
~ rlaee n hu,ipew Al fhe preu4.tss rtefsen
80 Nerc~s srr % ~ crsrk- sc<stst on No "
.s,r..,s pio<< ors " sb<-h street. o<r-s<. &c -
Eth ssrs<ts. n 7f.fre Hsutss N hesr1on tv's@s
/ n y.xo cont. E1isss. rvvpv
.,f1bf<s c<s-
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LEGAL.

Annual Repor, Of the Auditor of vigo
County.
DFPoRT os he Auditor q vigo county, showing
Ii the aaounf rcrsived and dsbt rs~c ior tie year
commencsng June lsi, A. y, isso. sd ending ha7
SIS. A. n, issi. Inclusive
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-. ~tver.tzern--ss asiy eeafs pr -@asfe
s-G.se.,ry a-rznr-rr-fs s-sas rl's - -
- = :, Y-~-f~ a.~~rsiserF. f<s< y,
-ts<s'-s,~s s.-sr%ls n DIR FsEa.N tfs.a-s'
"a 'ssS,slfs n y -geess' nss:es e-ap'1' -
- ebarFsd TO pficsa- a..
sf'es ~ s..ess tblsshsd n u ieal soa.: .
D@s.s.. : - 80 L. en4rrsf f5F 49, t7.rrfi'1
A. M ~-v-r Ten ine-. Ear cffas frrf - n
.sser,-sensuta sent n - - rfre.lss- ''' -
- Inssrtsi three Io.-ss q -. si.
@:.SSss. - . rrn~rsl q IT. sefne. nnsses
esnd.lsiss lcr oiice q eYcf5 O.
ts.. .s s< es.-F-zen = = o< es,s y = -
I'D $50 = u rsi'y fan "eeNs'
-. u. .usverss.ssnsnts whstcves
CO.. "a - r-.s<s~ ser insertins t.r = -
al Ord~rs focefife. - As~e<'@-... -. a. 800. e.
80 ssen nn<ise nss sxcssiiEs HIS -
.sh is->rs evss s'sa, sfss = n sses ashe
AGaouz<rtns dest1- ~. -
a. without Estcs, u>s .v.-...f,rs y.ttfi,
s.ssr>s n Fessisals plsics AID kAcuI ss.s'
60 ~ fndl~fcusls o. eesc~isttou-' ~ = '
~fss~>. Y'.-'-~s,asnss izserssd ~ The espense o
-. .-t-<,.~ ss< pavs.ent ses % BE oelsye1
ss y~s ~ r-ps, 49, hut eclieet<ela a. th~ ~
,s,,s rrhl''hsr ~ acconufahle fpr ine soeaIs.l -
s~.1 .sr.rt,.susus. tesand tne amount s"s's'' -
th-sr pae'tcs'io1
he Weekly Express
sasuss>r ever sss'ss'y' ''si''' ps' '-" s-'''''
.rSs pspsr .sut ri.ses, u usasy. nos s''''na-
-. a aaverssssng An weekly,
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RECEIPTS.

1here ~ feea cour'y oFasrl drssn 81 o. isllos
Ing smoute.
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-. FREIGHTS.
II, La lsaae FsslzAss % a. sesssfsss.r ssn BE
fr,-srgi. frar, rffl8drfphis. Ftw York. Boston or
nslsinore. % ssy Sq<ns - be Railroads e Ohio.
Ksrtnrkv. Iu-il.ns, iihois. w-orsir, isssN Ais-
souri. hy Railroad 6iFecr. .
= IN Hurslessfa Rsihssf > - assaeas7a a. ritz
<-~->' '~$s~ <--~-o-ss ~ wts~t e,cf 80 b. g.
ws-9issl - szy Fs.rf op - ohet AQ<kinEuna. hra-
,-rt~ r~-r.ssse-s cusnt<f9su' fifn-is. Mississippi,
wss,.s.szsr Nisznir. ksasae. Arsausss a1d Ed ky-
-. AL - Cleesisssi. ~SFinssy eId 0biraEo y u
sse.ra<r. q All FcFfs estfbe <arh-wfsiekf' tst -
~srshsnis sn5 Shlrttfs tntFnsiinx he rarsroria-
g.. - tDe.r rs<l,bsse tsis Caar<ny. can re;y n
ccf,ft<.c< - ~ - ~t{ s<<...z< .
Tur RATS Of fKF16Hf - ary ptns IN tbe
w~.x ~ ths PrapsziFsrZa ketire.i A. a. At e1e'
= fxxs5sHl< - srs sh<r<st - pfhsr k>rosa san-
D pzrsisrlx ssrsrs ps< set- ''s's rsssEnsAni
81 . <xFrpFe. pas,saslrhs.-
| xsfIFkN 4 coox& - srfs - nennsTe.
lrItf1k rr. u. I ftsss< hsse. = ". saus;
niix,scrr 4 fss 81. X f.s.s-,, ss.4sa
FH HOUSTON. Grrerai fffiFkl kseDt fhiia
FxocH LAWS G~nersi Sup't. Aiipssaa, fel.n-
= /. u. aoEFr t-s~fF r-s-t $3.50 r~ifsn<trei'
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my dinner elsewhere there is no help for it..
Ill have good one, at all events" / added,
as drew on my gloves.
Eyes, you had better 60" said my wife,
"and leavs me here to eat dry bread, while
you spend two or three dollars on dinner.
My father never left my mother, when in this
way"
"What do you mean 2" inquired, slightly
startled, "by inthis way 2"
"Why, in the midst of house-cleaning, of
course" she replied; 'what other way could
/ mean 2"
ooh p' l said, much relieved by her expla.
nation, al thought perhaps, that you
meant"
"Sir,' said my wife, Indignantly, "you will
oblige me, now, by going out and getting
your dinner wherever you please, and pay.
ing just as much for it as you like. But my
father"
"My dear" l said, interrupting her, of
there be one thing | dislike more than an
other, it is to hear about your father. Good
byep
placed my hand on the knob of the door,
to open it, when Katy, entering the room,
said that dinner was on the table. Immedi-
ately turned to my wife, who had been ar
ranging her hair, and performing other toilet
duties, during our contab, and, offering her
my arm, which she took, we proceeded to the
dining. room.
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SpettatIes. &t.
SPECTACLES DEPOT. 172 10

\ SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
~ innNlleS tue citizens of this place and vicini-
ri " " Jsni and examine superior selection
us vi SalEGnIACLES, containing his lately i'm
{ II N pv1NSu IEklsCOPlC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
II wmch ne will adapt to far sighted near-sight-
III ca, aged, and weak-eyed persons who NAV de-
III s mem, according to the true state Of their
Ill Yes, me material used to make the above
\ mehtoned Lenses, in its natural state in purf-
III W. Orllhancy, and transparency rivals the dia
M Slona, Mdorlnsthe most beautiful and perfect
I1s spectacle lenses ever introduced and possess
n es great advantages over the common glasses
II In general use. Their perfect Spherical form
II y gives more extended field o. vision Their
a less oostructiOns to the passage of lght-oyer
(FI~N comes, IN a great measure, what is called by
II ! Opticians alteration OF light. Consequently,
III objects seen through them present themselves
II In clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
II that glimmering, wayering unsteadness,
\ pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
\ IN sewing; In fact. approaching as near the
~ feet lens of the natural eye as 1t is possible for
art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquanted withthe optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
q practice often productive of serious conse
guences pr JUDGING the minds OF the people against the
of Glasses. Glasses selected by skful optician
made of the aforementioned material, WILL instead of
He keeps constantly on hand small and large spy
Glasses; Gold Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and Eye
Glasses of all knds different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and to hire MagnifyinR
Glasses, Telescopes Microscopes, &c.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of of the first manufac
turers of Pebble Lenses glad be able sell such
for less mouey than thev have before been for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting bestfor
az Consultatlon free of charge
j. RoSENBUSH, "a gent optician,
n2O Successor to l., Shrisheim
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O. On E. E. A B B o T L -
A4!A REAL ESTATE BROKER, :

Office No. Bay State Block, Worcester,
Mass.
Houses and Building Lots Bought, Sold and Exchanged
for other property Farms Wood and Timber Lands,
Water Privileges &c, for sale exchange Real Estate
n the city country bought and sold commission.
Those wishing to purchase sell will do well to call at
my office. Also attention given to the appraisal of Rea
orpersonal property. Tenements to Rent.
ap24 deodtf MOI Bay state Block
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A LPHEUS B. AUSTIN
Cabinet Maker and ITnhnlstarer

Nos 29ji Main street, and No s,outhbr dye street.
Furniture made to order Repairing and Vanishing
at lis shop OF at your no lses oy experienced work
men in neat manner On moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated, EXtenSICu tables solid, Black
Walnut Mahogany and Rosewood Chamber Sets, Book
Cases, Desks Counters, snow Cases. Picture Frames,
Wire Screen Frames Aieodeons Ec., made and sold at
low prices. Pupits AMI Church Furniture made to
order; Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats.
Also will keep on hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings at
reasonable prices. ALpHEUS i. AUSTIN,
app diff Worcester, Mass
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getueIrp, &t.
A CARD-THE AMERICAN WA

a OAKD-THE AMERICAN WATUH
a COMPANY, of Waltham, Mass, begs TO call the
attention of the public to the following emphatic
incubation OF Waltham Watches which has been polite
ly gwen by the leading practical Watchmakers and jew
eers throughout the United States The entire list of
signatures to 1t In the Eastern States is quite too long
for publication in advertisement; but the names
presented will be recognized by those acquainted with
The trade in this vicinity being in the highest degree
respectable and influential. At their establishments
may always be found the genuine watches of the Com
pUny's manufacture, in great variety and at uniform
prices.
Signatures from many cites and TWINS of New Eng
land not fully represented in this list, will appear III
fin adj
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U r Z f
PIN WORMS.

NEW III VERY.
The Ascarides or Pin Worms the removal of which has
ever bafed the skill the eminent physicians, are
entirely expelled from the by the
DR.. L. G. GoULD's PIN WORM SYRUP
cure warranted in every case
Relief afforded in twenty-fOur hours
This Syrup is purely vegetable preparation and
harmless with the youngest child.
HERVEY e. MOORE, Sole Proprietors
Address GEO. q. GOODWIN ~ Co, II and II Marshal
street. Boston, Mass. General Agents for New FnrianS
Sold by Druggists generally. d&wly ap23
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1.-THE undersigned, practical watchmakers and dealers
in Watches having bought and sold American Watches
for number of years past and having dealt in all kinds
foreign watches for much longer period of time, beg
to state that they have never dealt in watches which,
class in individual instances have been sat
isactory to Themselves and customers, whether in
spect of durability, beauty of finish, mathematcaly
proportions accurate compensation and adjust
ment or of fine tme-keeking results than those
featured by the Waltham Company"
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+. II. KICHMOND,
Nos and Exchange Place Providence. R l., dealerin
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all knds o. Paper stock including White
and Coiored Rags, Hemp and Manila Rope &C., sc.
cbi dawtf
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NJ ANTED-SEcoND HAND FURNI-

TURE-For which the highest cash price will be
aid Persons breaking mp housekeeping and wishing te
dispose OF their goods for cash without the trouble OF
auction sale would do well to leave their orders at E.
LAMSON d co, Auction and Commission Store, S. IS
and 70 Main street. which will be promptly attended to-
See advertisement in another column. diff mills
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{ ARRlAGES.--Eight new Carryalls OF
~ different patterns and arrangement, for family
livery stable use, will be sold cheap by
A T0LMAN a &C..
y3l diff Exchange street. Worcester.
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6Nants.

WANTED - AGENTS. TO SELL
w PACKAGES OF STATIONERY AND JEWEL
sY at prices onethird less than be purchased
where: Call on or address. STAMP enclosed) j. L.
BAILEY, No. l54 Court street, Boston, Mass
mch25 d3m
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ADVERTISEMENT5 published in the DAILY or sli0
square for three insertions and 20 each
Tsquent insertion. Ten lines less) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside, In any
tomnent place, also those largely displayed, will
10 charged extra rates Contracts by the year may
made on liberal terms
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square" each sub
bequent insertion rs cents
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
adrdnce Yearly regular advertisers will be required
o make quarterly payments
~ No grafaitous Advertisements. No report, reso.
atons or proceedings Of corporation, society OF
asocation, and communication designed to call atten
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Wheeling, Dec. 2.-In the Convention,
Mr.. Hagar, of Boone county, offered the fol-
lowing:
Whereas, Negro Slavery is the origin and
foundation Of our national troubles, and the
cause of the terrible rebellion in our midst,
that is seeking to overthrow our Govern
ment: and whereas, slavery is incompatible
with the word of God, and detrimental to the
interests of a free people, as well as wrong
to the slaves themselves; therefore,
ReSolUed, That tho Convention inquire
into the cxpedioucy of making the proposed
new State free State, and provisions be
inserted for tho gradual emancipation of
all slaves within the proposed boundaries
of the new State, to be submitted to the
people Of the same for their approval or re-
lection.
Referred to the committee on fundamen-
tai and general provisions.
Mr.. Brown, of Kanawha, offered tho fol-
lowing;
ReSolved, That the State of Kanawha
ought to assume just and equitable pro-
portion of the State Of Virginia, and in do
ing so discriminate between its frieuds and
foes, by paying f.st the bonds held by her
own loyal citizens nonresident of the State
of Kanawha, and the excess, pro rata share.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Marshall, gave notice
he should ask that provision be inserted
in the Constitution to the effect that when
the Constitution is submitted to the people
they shall then determine whether the Damo
shall be Western Virginia or Kanawha.
The Legislature met in this city to-day
Lieut.. Gov. Palsey presiding in the Senate
and Daniel Frost of Jackson, in the House.
The Governors message was sent in this
evening 1t is forcible review of the con-
dition of this State, and ad, ocates strong
measures against rebelabettors in our midst
Col. Kramer, of Monongahela, offered a
resolution for stringent con6scation law.
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own account, al length hires another new
beginner to help him. This is the Just
and generous. and prosperous system
which opens the way to ali, gives hope 10
az and consequent energy. progress and
improvement Of the condition to all. No
men living are more worthy to be trusted
than those who toll up or or from power
ty, as none are less inclined to take or
touch aught which they have not honor.
ally earned. Let them beware Of snr
rendering a political power which they
already possess, and which IL surrender
ed will surely be used TO close the door
OF advancement against such as they, and
to fix new disabilities and burdens upon
them, till all Of liberty shall be lost.
From the first taking Of our national
census to the last, are 10 years. and we
ma our population at the end Of the pc.
Rod eight times as great as il was ct the
beginning. The increase of those other
thlngs winch men deem desirable. has
been even greater. We thus have At ope
view what the principle applied to the
Government through the machinery Of
the States, and the Union has produced
in a given time, and also what II firmly
maintained it promises for the future
There are already among us those who. if
the Union is preserved, will live to see
it contain 250,O00,o0O. The struggle Of
to-day is not altogether for to-day, it is
for vast future also. With firm reli-
ance 10 Providence all the more firm aud
earnest, let us proceed in the great task
which events have devolved upon US.
[Signed] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WAsHINoTos, Dec. 8, 1861.