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The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19

- 'HA - -
CiscIssArI, Oct. le.
Good demand for superfne -four at 81. Is
6t4.2O. but only moderate for higher grades
Wheat-Firmer: red 90c for choice. though
best white would not bring over Csc.
OArs-advanced 10 30d3lc. in good de
mand
CokS-hrm at 30td3l.
Rrk in good demand at 3793sc
WmisKr-advanced tsc. and closiug at
l5Lc. Demand active and sales Of 900
bbls.
PKoyIsIo>s--quiet and unchanged.
Linseed oil Il held at Soc under the news
from New York
Better demand for sugar. coffee and mo-
lasses: market hrmer. 100 hhds sugar brought
9l4 GlOlsc. 500 bag coffee sold at lo-a "a
l7l4c, and 100 bbls moASses AZ 45c
Money market unch- nged
Exchange firm at premium.
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Noon Dispatches

Story oi Another Released Prisoner
Rebels Deserting falrfax 4. ~.
-nestroysag Grain--Rebef Piekets
Driven ta-Annoa Dale Evacuated
--lneapacity Of the baltimore 4
Washington Rati Road-Proposai
for n Double Trnck-Kebeis Ne
tire from yienna-Tearing ap Rail
Hoads-tsea. ad>worth Foiiows
the Rrtrentlug foe.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19

,,SIN0IoS, Dot IA man arrested
some weeks ago by the rebels for crossing
their lines. and since confined az Fairfax 4.
ii. returned 20 dsy with others. released In
consequence of the evacuation al that posi-
ton He states that the rebels burned thou.
sands of bushels OF corn and What lest it
should fall into the hands of ou. tsvops; also
that ell the citizens had LETT loo the south.
The rebel troops st Fairfax were under
command Of Brig Gen. Longss. Get OF Nir
gina
Davis. Beauregard and Johnson had all
been there within week There were no
new Entertainments al Fairfax but old ones
were somewhst strengthened Whether this
Information be true or not. ID il certain the
rebel pickets have been drawa in.
Yesterday they were at Annandale. about
two miles this side OF Fairfax & II
This morning An. ssdale IL vacant. and IL
Was possible ~ ride short distance beyond
il. without the discovery Of the bod, OF the
enemy
The ou,posts Wished 20 advance TO day To
take possession Of Fairfax c. II. bat permis
sion vas withheld.
SPECIAL TO fHs WORLD
The single railroad track bet~ cen here
and Baltimore Is unequal To the immense
Fall business which Is nov done by Gov.
eminent. Go.ds have been two weeks in
reaching here from Baltimore. and il is with
the greatest difficulty that the regular mail
and express trains can be run through on
any accurate time IL has been proposed TO
Law another track only To the Annapolis
Junction. where the road branches 10 An
napolis Freight can be brought to the lat
ter place either from Perrysville or by the
Ocean.
Ia i nov quite apparent that something
should be done in view of the closing cf the
Potomac
SPECIAL To Tak HERALD.
The rebels called in all their pickets to
day. and have deserted Vienna, torn up the
Railroad traSk of the Loudon and Hampshire
road at that place. and have fallen back with
their entire column to Fairfax Court House.
Gen. Wsdsworth with company of infantry
and one company of cavalry followed up tho
rebels in their sudden fight 10 within mile
OF Fairfax Court House, when they turned
and fired upon their pursuers. but did not sue
ceed in hitting anybody.
\ scouting party consistinh of FIVE compa-
MES. under command of Lieut.. Colonel.
made a reconnaissance of Vienna this after
noon, entering it and finding 1t deserted as
stated above
The object in tearing up the railroad is to
prevent the use of il by Gen Mcclellan TO
throw trrops into Leesburg
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19
Night Dispatches.

rhe Rebel uesrsas eaasss nsch
ssemems-0ea. Mcclellan sn-
vssstgasing - neesnnsissancs
aewn the Pssssae--Lsyat ssen
81 Tenmessee MeCiet.
Iaa's dcsigas reattzea-Arny Os.
Ulcers pieased-fsretgn Capital
isss asktag tor eur Lsan-necsu.
asitertag around Vienna a - 4
Fairfax a. M.-fhe Rebels back
ing aud stiting- UniteA states
Disrscs 81 dge Ser Kessacky-
Mere msney sent West-Gsvern-
m~ns Vessels running she hessi
Blsckade-The PaWnse Wss dts-
abled.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19

Consumption. primarily and essentially due L. =
disor1ercd nutiton. can he nationally attacsed y
medicine which rcncvates the nut-itve powers
Such medicine is the PERUVIAN SYRUP, whoss
chief Ingredient Arts directly and immediately 90
the blood arrests shc disease safely and surs,
BlITsosr. july IS. 1854
-ss suffering with severe CstsI rbsl Cough. a.
eomranied by Night swests, loss Of Appetite sns
great DEBILITY. which vas daily increasing In hi.
state, oorameroed taking the Peruvian Syrup. n
few esys. and before had used the second bottle
my cough ie-sened; night swesis ceased, appetite
restored. and with il, strength and vigOr heyubi
what had enjoyed fos ten years being able 10 wall
several miles each day, without fatigue. while hiih
crso could yak only a short distance.
A. :. kFILoc"
Oet ls dkwx~
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nardsd Marching 10 Reinforce
RFiCe.

SrsActss. No. Oct. ls-Ths rebel Har-
dee who has recently been reported in Ken
lucky. is said 10 be marching 10 the aid of
Price with twenty thousand troops. and j. en
pected 10 reach him next SUNDAY
Nothing has been heard Of oui advance
guard to-day
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HKApQt ARrkKs i5D EseNG>T.
CANP Nlco Oct. II, l-6l
Grocer, and saloon keepers are ordered
not % sell ans intoxicating liquors. IN an,
Quantity whatever. to the soldiers nov quar-
tered in Camp Nigo. Any one knowingly
violating this order Nil be arrested and
bFongas 70 camp - be sere erely dealt With.
By orler OF
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19

- 'tHItH - III UuII AZ
~hich i an els -.yins and truly .erea
L~an's sedielnes-the celebrated 49, 40
cosnt.r An RIcop Pvnsrrs and NcIs.s's yosc.-
sc On LsnoS1. Tier. have never been remedies
that have become % dsservcdy popular In 20 shor,
tine a. those: they be found IN ,he closet.
ofnssry svefy family In th- city. ready Tor use ~.en
required hscause they will act lust a. Is stated N
the directions. see The advertise meni ln another
c. umn ocsdi~
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Il can only account for my present sound health
IRON the constant though moderate usc of BrRnAvt'.
HosIkSD BIrrEss-hsvins ffsm my youth suffered 81
intervals frou nls-. In both forms. sometimes >.
-ev'rey A. 20 completely pro-srsf- me. have ~
several months past though srhect 80 loss q sie~1
A1 u1asual physical effort. ecsn entirely FREE from
any symptom 4 ,hls distressing DISEASE: ~hile ~,
general health {. very much improved
Persons doubling the authenticity 4 Ills csrlin
o.ie requested 10 call upo1 Or conmanioat~ viii
The prOpriesors They VII tsks pleasure only IN
referring them ie it, sushc- Int many others Nb
have ssed The Holland Butter, ~ ths afcciisn
with equal sncce.e o.iis lu
HEIMBoID's EXTRACT BUcHU,
THE GRKAI nilKf-1s
aFINRoI.D's EXTRACT BycHU,
The GREAT DiukflH
aEfxnoi-D's EXTRACT BUcHU.
THE GREAT mUEKUs
HEINBoiD's EXTRACT BUciU,
TN GREAT nfr1TT1C
And Positive and Specific Remedy f,r Is-easss
The BLADDER. KidneyS. Gravel.
Dropsy. Organic Weakness
And al diseases osfb- Urinary Orssns
49, Advertisement IN another column. Cot II a.
and send for he Medicine at
b EzRE or COCN7gRFEITN
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TrRRF HAIn. I>n
lie has lust received larger and better
selected stock 81 Eastern work than ever he
fore. sh,sh he all s~ll - price~ % suit thee
hard me-
- Alsts-
NAkes q or.ier. ami has on hand god =.
sortmsni ~ home made wogs
Cows sxp SKa
a lsrss sfaek frss ~hisA - sha...~
~ xselces klots q Rocts - SAees
\ Il nont forres the "oLD CORNER. =
of.go~ite The southern Rank dl.ulm
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II C.lRD 1.

II CARD.
H>HE UNDERSIGNED has th is
Il daypureLsSed the entire slork q goods e
a WOLF 4 CO, At No.. la A Lee. Wabash ST.
~hsre b. intends at sil us - ks-pins . lsrge and
will assorled stock 4
STOW ES, TlNWARE,
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS :
And h.P~s by .sesa xaeAflsA. Loss Price. aad
Fair Dealing 10 maze tAls The 'Besd Qusrters for
supplies IN this iins lie ~iA hsv~ on hand each II
IL ! sdins Cooking Stsses. Al the hesd ~ WATCH
ssands the Justly celebFsted
CHARTER.
No other e.n -arpA.- this. =. hundred. ~hs have
nsed them Fan tssufy. 0ii supply a Hcafng
Stoves of all patterns. Iook throgh ths lev dock
s--for- making Purehs-e-. rh~
Agricultural Department !
fsil Stock si impi-usnts q rhs h~ss qssissy-
BH. CORNwELL,
s-p -. issi. No.. la 4 l.s wabash strs.t
Having -ol1 eur steck q goods % n a. Corn~ell
the partnership heretofore existing between us IN
der the ant style of \. " of Ac. 10 this day
dissolved Tie hasia-ss 81 the nrm ~iil D. setfied
b = Nolf 10 whom al claims vi be presented and
all payments must b. made. H. will be found with
Mr.. Cornweil and ~ouls urge The inmeciafe settle
q all indebtedness TO the nrrn.
la rruring from the proyfictorship of ths Hcas-.
We Teeomm~nd TO our nuusroas patrons cur succvss
assured h viii spare no effort 20 gfs~
entire satisfaction \ NOlF
oc2 d~u wN rArTRx
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-19

Lieut. Colonel commaniins Camp vlgo.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20
CANT GRIFFIN, SMITHS DIVISION, }
Fairfax, Co., Va, Nov. IA, 1861. {

TairlaH, w., va, NOV. II, 1901. I
EDITOR FIREMAN jesse Adams OF Co. +,
I'd Vermont Regiment. died las. Friday, Of ty-
phoid fever. lie was sick but a few days. Ills
remains have been sent home to Cavendish, vt.
Hiram Shambo from WillistOn, who also be-
longed to our Company, died yesterday, Of ty-
phoid fever. have just returned from his
grave, where We surviving comrads of his Com
pany have buried him according to military
rites and ceremonies. A soldiers burial has
something solemn and impressive about it, and
Is something i'll this wise, six men are selected
for bearers and twelve men to march a. escort
with arms reversed, to fire three volics of mug
kerry over his grave. The Chaplain then fol-
lows, next the privates, next the non-commiss-
toned officers, and lastly the commissioned off
GERS. At the head Of the column march the
fifer and drummer, who play slow march
am sorry to say that such scenes rs the above
Clearing some one to their last resting placc)
are of almost daily occurrence, and some DAYS
two or three are buried in our brigade. rhe
9Th Regiment has lest the most There are a
great many sick in the 4th and 9Th Regiments
with measles and mumre
In the 3D. many are sick with cramp and
Typhoid fever, and fever and aguc, owing in
many cases | think to the fact that they have
been in want of suitable clothing to keep them
warm But we have at last been supplied with
a good suit Of outer garments, also, with cotton
flannel undcr-clothcs, and an article called
stockings which will scarcely stand week e
wear and one washing. 1t is we'll established
fact that many soldiers die from want of proper
clothing. Can not, ,cW net, the State OF Yer
mont furnish her SONS that have left their fire.
sides, their families and everything near and
dear to them to defend the honor Of our State
and the Flag and Constitution of our country
if need be at the sacrifice of their lives, with
good flannel shirts, drawers, and some GOOD
wool mttens and stockings?
Maj. Gen. Smith has recovered from his re-
cent illness, and is again in the field, and hus
been drilling his whole division, consisting o.
twelve Regiments of Infantry, one of Cavalry
and four Of Artillery, for the past two days
preparatory to grand review which is to come
off ON Friday or Saturday Of this week. w,
are patiently waiting for a chance to vindicat,
our honor with the rebels at the point of tn,
bayonet, and shall, when called upon, endeavo
to make our mark.
Yours in haste, D. M. NJ,
80 Co. +, Third Vermont Regiment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20
TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

The DAILY FREEMAN, containing the full tel
Graphic report to the associated press in Bos-
ton, morning and evening, and full report Of
The proceedings Of the Legislature, will be fur
hshed during the Session to mail subscribers at
the rate of 81 90 for three months. For 81 20
the DAILY will be sent three months, postage
free. Two cents for single copies in wrapper,
to be had at all times at the Office. Members
ordering papers to be sent regularly for the SEES
sion and wishing 10 pay the postage here will be
supplied at the rate Of two cents Per number.
The paper will be delivered to members and 9TH
crs at their rooms, at the rate of l.25 for three
months.
The '. EEELY FREEMAN will be furnished to
mail subscribers during the Session for twenty
i've cents.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

THE ELEcrIoSs.-The complete, or nearly
complete returns of the votes thrown in the re-
cent elections in New York, Maryland, Iowa
and Wisconsin show the following results
In New York the Union majority is estin,a-
ted at los 600.
In Maryland the Union majority for Governor
is 81 ,432, with House Of 6S Union members
to 6 Seccssionists. And Senate Of Is Union
lists to Seccssinists.
In Iowa tie election resulted in favor of the
Republican nominees.
In Wisconsin, the Republicans are said to
have carried their nominees for all the State Of
hcers except Lieut.. Governor. But the Assem-
bly, has d majority of Democrats, the Republic
cans, it is asserted, having stayed away from
The polls, through disahcction at the removal,
or the threatened removal of Gen. Fremont
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

The LNcoNsclors PRorIIET. In times of
Scriptural history it is related that a certain
wicked man was unconsciously made prophet
and foretoll coming events with great accuracy.
We had supposed, however, that this elias, of
prophets were entirely dclunct, till VIC read the
following anecdote Of a conversation that last
winter took place at Washington between Mr..
Winthrop, one Of the Union Committee, and
Senator Mason
In January last, Mr.. Winthrop called upon
Senator Mason, and referring to his former visit
to Boston, said " | hope, Mr.. Mason, we shall
see you again at Bunker Ill.," To which the
pomrous Senator stiffly jerkcd out the response
10 Not unless | come as an ambassador, Sly -
Senator Mason has now come within sight Of
Bunker Hill, and come as an ambassador
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV 10, 1901
a Foolish Proclamation.

Gen. Sherman, since the capture Of Port
Royal, has issued proclamation to the people
of South Carolina, in which, to be sure, he
tells them he thinks they have been rather in
the wrong, but in which, at the same time, he
calls them g the proud and hospitahle people Of
the great sovereign State Of South Carolina -
and kindly assures them that their rights Of
property (meaning slavcs) shall be carefully
protected
Was this the language to address to that
doubly veomous nest ofrattlesnakcs that hatched
the rebellion, committed the first overt act
have exhausted their resources in spreading il
over all the Southern States, and are now loud
er than ever glorying in their shame and wick
cdness? But as pitifuIly sycophantic and mis-
placed as this language was, it is open to much
grave objections. 1t acknowledges that sover-
eighty of State, which has been only employed
in treason, and thus indirectly recognizes the
Confederacy of which it is the most active and
influential member. And again in his unqual-
flied promise of protecting the people in all
VllCl1 fIopoIGJ IIlClC, NcItIdl OHCIludIl CDuVId-
venes the instructions which he received from
the Secretary Of War, who ordered him, as far
as we could understand those instructions, to
avail himself Of all the advantages to be derived
from being joined by the Slaves.
When the brave and thorough going Dupont
had taken the dcfences of Port Royal and re-
duced the whole Island to submission, hundreds
of Slaves came in and rendered their services in
our cause, and reported that there were thou
sands behind, who were only waiting a word OF
encouragement to induce them to follow. And
now this wise General seizes the first opport,.-
nifty Of throwing cold water in their faces =
While nearly all the officers Of the army, and
especially the Democratic portion Of them, are
becoming agreed in the necessity of the militia
ry emancipation Of the Slaves, and even the
timid and reluctant Cabinet, driven to it by the
press Of public opinion, are assuming tic same
ground, this General must needs demean him
self, and his Country, and destroy half his pros
pcct of success in that quarter, by this ,ring-
ing, foolish, and every way ill-timcl PIX !am.-
ton We hope be Will be made to alA.r hit
tune, or be promptly recalled.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

FROM THE Sourn.-The Norfolk Day Book
Of Friday says our forces at Port Royal seem to
be strengthening themselves for a pcrmcnen. &C.
cTpatien OF the islands skirting the harbor OF
Port Royal. OFthe rebel operations the Day
Book says:
- Oar forces are vigorously at work establish
ing limo of defence across the low country, 60
rs to confne the operations of the enemy to as
narrow compass as practicable. The head.
quarters Of Generals Lee and Ripley areat Coos
awatohie. These accomplished officers are now
ousiIy engaged in locating and building batteries
1T verious points, so as to protect the railroad
co mmnnication between Charleston and Savan-
nah. Troops are also rapidly concentrating to
."rm"rt tho batteries, and our military line
along the coast is already one of exceeding
strength.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

At meeting of CAPITOL Engine COMPANY,
No. 5, to attend the funeral Of their late broth,
or, SELpEN B. IInEnAS, the following resolutions
were adopted
Eeso'red, by the Capitol Engine Company,
No. 5, That while in the death Of our late as
sociatc and friend, we recognize the Hand Of a
Divine Providence, We yet Join in Il universal
and profound regret that he is to be no more
among us on earth that while we honor the
noble and generous patriotism with which he
gave himself as sacrifice in his Country cause,
we yet mourn tie lJfs OK one whose many vir-
tues had always held our respect and whose no
blencss Of character had entica:et Lin t, our
hearts.
Rcsolced That We tender to the relatives OF
the deceased our Aindest sympatIies in their a.
fiction, and that as feeble but sincere tcsti-
mona of the esteem in which we held him,
and Of the grief We entertain at his decease, we
will wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days. K. /. MARSH, Cierk.
Montpelier, Nov. 90, 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

FEAaIul TRAGEDY IN HOLLIS, MAss.-On the
morning Of the 18th, man named Alvin
Finch, who was boarding with widow woman
Of Tic name Of Reeves, and her married dau,h
ter, in fit Of teigncd or real insanity brutality
murdcre! both mother and daughter by beating
their heads with hat-irons. The savage perpc-
traitor could not be taken till he was knocked
down wit. stone
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

- File of the latest New York and Boston
papers will be at all times ut the FREEMAN Or
r'cE, and those desiring 10 see these papers can
DO SO by calling at this Office.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

REsIcNArIoN.-We regret to learn that the
REV. CALVIN PEAsE, d. d., of Burlington, has
rendered his resignation us President of the
University Of Vermont. The moving cause of
this step has not been made public.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

During the fight at Port Royal one Of Gen.
Drayton aids was shot from ms horse, and u
piece of the shell crazed the Generals cheek. lie
received also slight wound in the arm.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-20

The LEGISLATURE adjourns tomorrow, having
sat six weeks. ..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
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WATCHES.


81 fHk AFRICAN WATCH COMPANY .
i'n-in Aiass seg- % cali tie attention OH. ,,
nc e sne following emphatic reoosncnds,,.., !. -.
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A''' s.e's throughout The Unite. states.
H'e i'' :" Signatures TO il j. quite TOO loog y.
peene"''as N ole advertisements ius he name. 49,.
scented vii he rseosuizec - ti.ose soov.s....
The Trade 3 being IN Tie highest degree 49,.
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uiast;srs. IN Erest sarlcss '''
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

cArrlos --A- or ~tsoh = ne~ sxsenase.y eou,-
isTses'ed - .sr'iEu "Reminiscences. no have 70 ,,,
u raAie fhatno saG'ch Is q crr rroaacs.or weh,.
raseosmFAniel - eer'laoa,o ..snslnoDess sosrsae
h renher Of tie ~a'ea. sal s.sned b. or rrsss-
-rsr T. 7. Roabsa-. y - ca p,.~o~sscrs. Appls-cr
Irss. L c..
= iAsss ws'ches ase sr ssss ~ jewelers. rsze.sy
'hreosAsrt IL Uaioa, the American wsteA c7aps-,
% ~ solicit orders sor single srsoAss.
ROBBINS < APPLETON.
Wholesale A<ss.. So..isa 70 s~s,1r
s7z-deot-xsox-n-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
UNDERTAKEN
SOAP.
PROFESSOR GARDNE
is OFT OF TOWN

LIZ here are fsw mere Gales e bis highly ceie-
hrate1 Soap clt a. bsrtiett's which wsTrslfeci
- be az excellent aricls fo- shaving aid he toilet,
tire cure fr cban- n tc face bszds ans fc- tie
,ei Il a uus1rrassc1 i j. warranted also % re-
move paint end Frcese from vllen, sk, iner
I'm with fast coiors and white spcts from al kinda
q furniture.
E7- csu ca Esrtiesi VIC Is zee agent. ard secure
t.l1 bessrs !: Ia AZ gore. .syElo,-<s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

ne ADVERTISER, HAWKS been ressoree 70 heath 10
fsw weeks ~ a VIZ staple remedy amer having suf
fsrss sev~-a a WAR VII severe lung Affection. and
CT tr,~i dissss~ cors4nptioDss anxious 70 make
Ep-sr IL fslicu~ sufferers The means q cure.
IL th.ss whe wsst = sry +. b ~fIl send cry
te -criylen u-ea lrre q ch1rss) With The diree
tous for prvpar 8 ar as.ng t.s same, Which ihei
~. TAD rnf, csre ios oonsunptio1. Ar.ans, Bros-
Saisis, a. r. srly esscct = he advertiser , n
>ssdins fbs ft.s p,so- . e<seit the Afflicted ard
ss~>sc infs-retec ~h.cb he cooccvs 70 70 iuvaiss-
49, ssc h Ases 10y sudsFur rfll ny hs rez.<iy.
- 4 s,sss hen rsthiag. AZ. NAY prove blessing
-sr-1ss ~siins ,As prs-ripss0o VIII please sdar-s
nv Ecw Ard 4 WILSON.
wIilAmsbury.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

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