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WILLIAMSBURG.

ALLEGED GRASD LARcENr.-A col1red
man, named George Mccloud, was arrested
yesterday by Capt. woglOm, Of the 9th Pre-
eiDct on charge Of grand larceny. The sc
cufed was in the employ Of Msssrs. Tutue
Bailey, Brass FJunderr, IN New York, and from
whom, Ia alleged, he has stolen large guam
tty OF bras hinges. McCloud was held to
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Kuchmsn. An officer was sspt for, but the
woman denied all knovlsdgs Of ths child. A
medical examination having been ordsred ~
the Coruner, Il was found that she was .
mother ghs then confessed every thing, and
was committed TO Jail TO await the result Of the
fn0uest
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Albany, oct. 22.-Rrliable information has
reached mere that Il. 4 T. D. Flanders, oil ora
and prcprietors of the Fa-klin 60. q tsette,
were arrested today by tAs u. 8. MARSHAL, and
will bo tskcn throug here on the night train
on their way " fort lafayette.
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Philadelphia, oct. 22.-Tho jury in tho pira
cy case has been completed.
J. 1Iubley Ashton, As, istant District Attor-
nev, oper cd fer the prosecution, and the exam
ination Of witnesses was proceeded with.
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Potion, Oct PA battalion Of four corr
panies is 10 be enlisted 10 garrison Fort Warren.
Col. Dimick, q veteran artillery officer, Is ex-
pected 10 take command.
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STATE PRISONERS L IscHARGEp.-Tne United
States Marshal, in pursuance OF orders received
on Monday, released from Fcrt lafayette j. W.
Packard who halls from the north, and Daniel
Cory, d Newark, N. j. These individuals took
the oath Of allegiance. A. w. Sullivsn, Of
this city and member Of the bar, was also re-
leased, and L G. Quilau, of Maryland, 10
oliped to take the cath Of allegiance, unless he
was permitted TO return to the State Of Mary
land
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The LOAN. subscriptions to the ma
tiOsAl loan are about tho usual average. A
large proportion d the subscriptions for tho past
tcn days have been paid for in Tive year ro,os.
Mr. Cisco has made no further calls upon the
banks.
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Fires, AccIs cats, Iaquosts, SO.

RAILROAD CASUALTY on LoNo Island
Coroner JackmAn held an Inquest yesterday at
Bellevue Hospital upon the bsdy Of John Parks,
q native Of R. !. Go yeas Of ago, who died
yOa ojWiss rs0eaysd a Nv days ago, BY being
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TIKI USIoN DEFENCE CoMMITTEE.-This
Committee has expended all the appropriation of
the Common Council, aud is now dispensing, in
very small quantities, to cIrisin regiments,
money obtained by private subferlp.ion.
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7t,Te Havte, Ind, oct. 22.-The mob Last
night destroyed the Journal Office, Ap1 eight
houses OF ill-fame. Col. Steel was absent, but
Stree his return he has aiken steps to punish the
rioters.
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A RKFUoKK FROM GEORGIA Police officers
Armstrong and Murray, Of the steamboat, and
railroad rqusd, found on Monday evening,
Poor woman named Fancy Mcdonnell, who hal
just arrived, she Says, from Athens, Geor4 ia.
She has been living with Mr.. Noble, who told
her that his property had been condscated and
gave this as a reason for turning her away with
out wages. The woman says that arti les Of
food and luxury are scld at extrayagant prices
in Athens; coffee is at sevsnty-fVe cents per
pound, and other articles in proportion. The
officers provided the woman with food, and pa.
her in the way TO fnd her friends in this city.
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The summcrvilIe and Chnriotetown TeIo
graph Line, ntc.

lSummerside PrIncs Edvayd's Island, Oct ~
To the New Yok Associated Prcss-Ths is
the FIST message transmitted over the Sum n@-
side and hsrlOttetown line Of the Gulf Tele
graph Company, incorpora cd by an act If the
Col, nisl Legislature. j. III. ID.
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QUICK PAsAGH.-The British bark Sir Geo
r. Seymour, Capt. Wellington, arrived az this
port Last night, in fsur days from Hamilton,
BermudA, being one of'the quickest passages on
rtrsrd.
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ARRIvD.-H b. N. gunboat Racer, com
niander Ly on', arrived yesterday morning from
Halifax. The Racer is fine craft. mounts I /
guns, with q complement of 1871 men.
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PROPOSED New BUILDING FOR THE CHAM
sER OF COMMERCIAL we'll known citizen Of
New York, Mr., Myndert Van Setback, has ex.
prosfed his willingness TO erect in the immediate
neighbOrhoOd d Wall, Pearl, and william
streets, splendid building for the use Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, and other associations of
q kindred character. 1t will extend from Pine
70 Cedar street, and be in the very centre of the
commercial interests Of the city. The proposal
was submitted by ono Of the members at the last
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce, and
c.nuaittso was appointed to report on the sub
ssct Il the nsxt meeting.
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Cdpe Race, Oct. 21.-The steamship Teuto-
MIA, from Hamburg via Southampton on the . h
inst, passed Cape Race at II A NJ on Sunday,
en- route to New York. The news is mainly
anticipated.
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FEoM wAsmISGroS we have copies Of dis
patches to Secretary SEWARD from Mr.. HAIR
WY, our minister to Portugal, conveying the
information that the Cortez have decided to nd
nit all foreign cereals to their ports upon the
psyn emit Of the same duties as are charged on
home cereals, when dispatched for consumption.
Mr. HARvhY gives as reason for this con.
oessicn on the part Of Portugal that private
letters from well informed sources fpesk with
great posidveness Of shotness Of cofoal
crops in Eugland, France, Belgium, Holland,
Spain and Italy, and late adviecs from Portugal
show that she will suffer cerrespondingly, and
perhaps, in even larger ratio than the others.
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A. q. H., Long IslRnd-A general meet
ing q this society will he held at headquarters,
Tan many Hall, cor. York and Pearl SITS. Brooklyn,
Thursday evening, OF. Path. at ~ O'Clock.
Punc,usl ai'end,nce is requested. PHILIP CLARE,
q. r. hICHAEL DAILY, q. 8. oc23 2is'I3S
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CmLpREs GoISG wr'r.-Sixty boys and
gi'is were sent west yesterday by the Chill
ems Aid Society, under the care OF Mr.. IL
tridg,n.
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CANNON TRIAL A trial Of wi,ri's steel
ours will take place today alta point on Staten
leland about mile be- ord Fort Richmond.
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GROCERIES.

ELOUR-FLoUR-FL AN -
l. cheap fr cash; look Al the prices; good nour
choice extra, SO ~, AtH =. COYLK's cheap stores,
1874 and 1876 Myrtle av, Brooklyn. oo1b 2lAc'i06
GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
~ hilhon-Cheapest store m the world. Goods
delivered free. THo5 r, AGNEW, 200 Greenwich
st. and 50 Murray n. New York. oc1b 94acs1ST
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Az A-Omcers and members OF Henry
Clay Lcdge, No. 10, A. p. A, ave requested IN be in
puuctual attendance at their lodge room, 90th 81
car. OF sth ave, Wednesday evening. Oct Esd,
at ~ o'clock, p NJ, n eect Officers for the ensuing
tenn. by order u HENRY HUNTER W. NJ.
EDw. TUCKER r g. oc22 2is'llS
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Masonic-The Members Of mRnitou
Lodge No. 100, y. & A M, are hereby summoned
to attend special communication, 20 be held at
the lodge room, Odd Fellows Hsll, at IL O'Clock
rcf'psct 70 our late brother HENRY q. WILLIAM
SON. The fraternity generally, are invited - at
tnd by order Of the ". N. TIMOTHY SHINE,
Secretary. 9is
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TIKI CONFERENCE CoMMIrTEEs.-Ths con-
crence committees of the several Union organ
cations met at the Everett House on Mon.
Gay evening last and after session of over
five hours duration, succeeded In nominating
the following portion Of a ticket;
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Thomas W.
Cltrke; Justices Of tho Superior Court, Lewis
Il. Woodruff, Murray Hoffman; Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, John r. Brady; Judge
Of the Marine Court, Hiram Ke'chum, Sr /;
County Clerk, Joseph Hoxie; Supervisor ORR
son Blunt; Cororers, Louis Nauman. William
Schirmer, James W. Ranney, John Wildey.
They then Adjourned until last evening.
LAST EVENING at the Everett House, the
remainder of the County and Senatorial ticket
was agreed upon, as follows;-Sherif, +. l..
Vultei District Attorney, A. X. Lawrence;
Coroners G. W. Matsell and IT, Ranney; 4th
Senatorial district, F, r. TillOni 9th do, J, W.
Chanler; 9Th do, B. +. MAnners; 9TH do, j.
j. Phelps. The convention then adjourned I'M
I'll tomorrow Thursday evening.
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SOCIETY NOTTCB1.

Fifth Annual Festival.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
for ths
BENEFIT OF TIE POOR,
City Assembly Rooms, $40 Broadway.
Open Day and Evening.
October 91s,, 99nd, s9rd. sab, 1901.
CONCERTS Al IN, p. NJ. by DoDwo HrHs
BAND.
Tickets 20 cents; 10 he had al the door. ole b'i0i
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TIE tremendous efforts tf the French AMI
English press to write up recognition OF the
Southern Confederacy, reported in formidable
array in our foreign news this morning, may
lead to, or may possibly indicate, a govern
mental conclusion Of the sort-but we do not
believe II.
The wan, Of cotton is the only argument
that can move those governments in that dircc-
tiou 4 but il recognition Of our mutinesri
would give England and France cotton, or have
sny tendency TO such a result, no doubt the in
fanny Of the step would be embraced without
hesitation. So long, however, as it il perfectly
apparent to the mos, bcnighted of European
spectators On American Affairs, that the only
tendency Of recognition would be to intensity
and protrsct the conflict, and postpone still far
Their the release Of the imprisoned cotton crop,
We think there can be little prospect Of that
Eratuitous i,dignity being offered u.s.
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Ges. Todd Assigned 20 North Missouri
g. Louis, oct 20 Gen. Todd has been A.
signed TO the oommand u the Fodsral fospss ia
North NisSouIi.
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CoALs-BRST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
SAnd white ash coal always On hand and ~ the
Lowest marks, price, Il QUhRIrk1A ile O.Asl a
- ~ hHAh sy~ w. ssSh Cd heA q m eleq.ps
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T EAKY ROOFS EVERY KIND or
- leaky ain, shinge, Ooaid and other roofs
paired ard made rghi aud warranted, with the
neyer-iAllng cement roofing, by applying 10 45a
Seventh avenue, or Branch Agency, 70 utl 1Ih
At, WIlAmsburRh. o2s atAc'uT
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TWO LIVING WHALES, AT JONES
-. Qids@ Aaa4 ~ u ~ 80 9.aia
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SALE or MAGICAL ArrARArus-Th stage
machinery OF the deceased MAJ icis1, McAlls
u r, was sold yesterday afternoon at Lesds auc
uon rooms, No. 20 Nassau street. The stock
! ad once been very good, but had become Old
rusty and broken. The principal purchaser,
we're the Lubin brothers and Mr.. MIlhalair.
Hermann was pr, sent, but his performances
ueing generally different from those for which
the machinery was ii'ted he procured but little
A curious medley of things covered the counters,
zach Of which had in all probability often bosr
,Ee wonder Of rural audience.
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> Joprneymes Horseshoers =. u II. Society,
are requested To NEE, at the nesting room, this
W, dr. esdny evening, 23d inst at o'clock, u get
your hall tickets e r the coming AL. ny order Of
MATHEW CORBlrr, Pres; TIMOTHY COLE
MAN, Sec'y. -
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THE LATEST NEWS.

~ rELBoRAPR TO rns ~ r. SUE.
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COAL

COAL-N0 MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ 600 70 800 lbs. delivered for 81 80 or o. 20,
but full weight Of 1000 lbs. guaranteed, under for
fsi.urs Of ths whole bill Of the best Peach Orchard
and Lehish ooel In the city, delivered IN good or
der, at ~ 10, from yards lower corner king and
Groenwich stS and 90 Roosevelt strssA. corner Now
Bowery. MATTHEW CLINTON, wholsAAls and
recall Assni foE Red ash and Lshgh coal COLI 9AAos
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snzuHx.-Ths schooner Ksts Brigham was
A.lsod yesterday By ogdg q The Surveyor.
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The main portion of Scklss' Bri sado is M n
opposite the Confederate batteries, and are
strongly entrenching themselves, and it is said
,ro preparing to act on the offensive against
the batteries.
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A CoRRECrIos. The benefit of Madame
Hermann comes off at tho Academy OF Music
this "wednesday evening, instead Of taking
Illce last evening as was erronsously stated by
US yesterday. CsrloHa Patti is to lend the en-
caantmett Of her voice, Madame Hermann will
r'rtorm upon the pilno, and Herm,nn himself
VIII W'dace four entirely now tricks, and cat
er among the audience portraits of Madame
Hermann. Mr.. Hermann will have a beneii
leriormsnco on Friday evening.
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brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
1.-the brush factory, 329 Pearl st. Harper's build
Ing; all articles q, the lowst f.osory prioeE paina
brushes Of superior quality constantly hand.
Ohm X. H0PPEL. oil SlAs'1ls
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GENERAL HUsIlNEss.

A RMY CLAIMS, ACCOUNTS AND DE-
"A nDAnds secured and collected, cash advanced. u.
2. Treasury notes bought and sod. g. u. HOUsh,
10 Wall st. N. Y. o23 24ac'llS
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nj ONRY LENT ON PERSONAL PROPER
I'l ~ Il every desert ton, in small and Large
leans, to suit the hard times, at the old establish
Ell loan Office, 1870 Division At, between Orchard and
ludlow SITS. 81 give mo . cali. ora ssllI
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PEM0YAL-TBE NEW YOkK DYING
~ and Printing Establishment Works On sAtsn
lsla d, % Duane s. neAr b. oadway, lat ~ 1hn ST.
Branch Offices, 100 Broadway, N r.. and 1856
PierTspont st. Brooklyn. osS 94Ac'lO6
SPECTACLRS GOOD AND CHEAP-Weak
Us ght improved Professor FRANKS celebrated
eye preserves, accurately adjusted to dsfeC.ivs
vision BY Sn experienced pract cal op,iciAn. All
kinds Of sPectscles uphL sold, taken in exchange,
or repaired. Sire ass brand 81, near Rldridge.
oolT S4Aos'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
IRON tho nOctiara Gazette, Mel


Prof. Woods Hair Sestorative.--For the year
past We have boen advertising the above named
HAIR Restorative. and nsnth BY nonth Its sale
has gradually Increased, until IA now commands
more ready sale than any other article OF its
kind. living In almost every Instance entire sat
Ish.etion. A elergyn an; resident n nei;hber-
isg town who had for years safsrd from burn
ing sensation In the bead, With an occasionally
dry, itching humor, which pernaturely turned
the hair gray, and laiterly causing Il to come on
4apdiy, leaving the crown nearly bare, seeing
The advertisement ofthe article IN the Gazette
was Induced TO try IL, end now, after .hs use Of
two bottles only, his hair has turned quite DARK
ana is very soft, the scalp elens and the recent
y bald spots covered with abeautifai growth Of
silky dark hair, tse sight Of which, with fiseon-
nendatIon sfthe Restorative, will command an
Increased sale. We wonid state to any who NAY
wish to know, that We are permitted, privately
20 give the saro ofthsisdlvidual u who're case
weTefcr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
Sale of School Fund Lots.

NOTICE is hereby given that will
IN on SATURDAY the 10th day OF FEBRUARY A. ID.
1861, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock p. M. at the Court House door inter
re Haute, VigO County Indiana, offer for sale to
the highest bidder the following lots Tor so much
thereof as may be necessary to wit: Lot NAM
Der eight (5) Section sixteen l16) Township
twelve (i2)Range eight (6) vest, sold TO Ralph
Wilson on credit and forfeltedr by the aon-pay-
ment OF the interest due thereon. Principal,
interest and damage due on the same S5Is ,35.
Also lot number eleven Qi) section sixteen
Q6) Township twelve Q2) Range eight (S) west
sold 10 Ralph Wilson on a credit, and forfeited
by the non-payment of the interest due thereon.
Principal interest and damage dae on the same
S4l6,57.
(l6) Township twelve Q2) Range eight ls) west,
sold to Ralph Wilson on credit and forfeited
by the non-payment OF the intrest due thereon.
Principal interest and damages due thereon
S405 sc.
will also at the same time offer the follow
ing piece or parcel of land lying and being in
the town OF ferre Haute in the comfy and
state Aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the North East corner
Of In Lot number forty five l45l of said town as
designated on the recorded plat thereof running
thence South one hundred aud forty one feet
two inches, thence west My ioet, thence horth
one hundred and forty one feet and two inches,
thence east fry feet 10 the place OF beginning.
Which was mortgaged TO the school fund on the
list day OF July A. ID. 1850, by David n. Negley
to secure loan from said fund. Amount Of
principal and damage S3iO.76.
Also, at the same time will efer the West
hal Of the South west quarter of Section thirty
four.34 in Township thirteen ll3l North OF Range
eight [sl west, containing eighty acres be the
same more or less. Also the North West quar-
ter of the North West quarter quarter of
Section three l3l in Township twelve ll2l
North of Range eight lsl west containing
forty acres, which was mortgaged to the school
fund on the 18th day OF March A. d. l54S, to
secure n loan from the same. aud forfeited by
the non payment of the principal and Interest
duo on the same. Principal, interests and
damages $500,
Cos: OF advertising 20 be added on day OF sale.
E.B. ALLEN, Aud. Of Vigo County.
Dec. 18th 1850 dwtd.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1861,
NUERJFF,S SALE-Bv

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
~ sn execution issued from the Vigo Com
mon Pleas Court, TO me directed and delivered
in favor OF Joshua Davis and against Thomas
W Curtis, have levied on tho following de-
scribed real estate, situated In Vigo county, In.
diana. wit
Lots Nos. sixteen l6l aud seventeen I'LL In
Middlctown, said county and State. and en-
SATURDAY, JANUARY &c, 1861,
Within the legal hours OF said day, az the Court
House door in Terro- Haute, will offer the
tate, together with all the privileges and ap-
purtenances 10 the same belonging. for term
not exceeding sovon years, to the high est bid
der for cash, and upon failure to roaitze a sum
sufficient TO satisfy said execution and costs,
will then and there offer the fee-slmple In and
to said real estate, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, TO satisfy the same.
This, 3tst day OF December. 1860.
janlS3-pfsJ SAMUEL CONNER, shn.
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CHERIFF,s SALE-Rv v;r,uo >

- HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of
~ an execution issued from the Rgo Common
Pleas Court, 10 me directed and delivered. In
favor ofoonfad schaub and against Henry Fla
gan, have leTied upon the following described
real estate, sitaatodtn Vigo county, tO-wit.
Lot No. eleven (li), containing two (2) ncres
and seventy % me hundredths (7I-iOO) ofan acre,
In the spbdivisiOn OF one hundred Ci00) acres Of
land OF the north end oftho northeast quarter
III OF section twenty-five (2e) In township
twelve (l2) north OF range niue (0) west, as
made by Chauncy Rose, executor OF A l. Chase,
and on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1861,
within the legal hours OF said day al the
Court House door in Terre. Haute.I willoGer the
rents and profits Of tho above described real
estate, together with all the privileges and APP
purtenances to the same be longing, TO the high
est bidder for cash, for a term not exceeding
seven years, and upon failure TO realize a sum
SUFFICIENT 10 satisfy said execution and costs, 1
will then and there offer theiee simple In aud TO
said real estate 10 the highest bidder for cash 10
satisfy the same.
This, 3lst day Of December, 1850.
IanIwJ-prfessi SAMUEL CONNER. shn.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02

TCoueHs. The sudden changes of our
climate are sources OF PULMONARY, BRoScuIAL,
and SYSTEMATIC AFFECTIONS. Experience having
proved that simple remedies often act speedy
and certainly when taken in the early stages of
the disease, reoourfe should at once be had to
'sBrsps'sBrOneAiaI Troshes." or Lozenges,
let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation ofthe Throat
DO ever so slight, as by this precaution more
serious attack may be efectually warded off,
PgsLIc SPEAKERS and SrNGEBs will lnd them ef-
fectuaI for clearing and strengthening the voice.
See advertisement.
won.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02

CTRAYED OR SToLEN.--one dark
- sorrsl pacing horse,--six years old
about ST hands Might've white hind
feet star in his forehead--heavy built aud
will weigh between l. 900 and 100 pounds.
Any person giving information as to his
whereabouts, or bring him to the subscri-
Der, will be literally rewarded.
Dec. II, dwtf J.B. REEVEY.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
FInur AIhua. or Whifca.

This weakening disease is one of the most OBJ
stinate in resisting ordinary medical treatment,
simply because 1t is regarded too much as local
affection. By attacking the constitutional cause,
by improving the general tone and yigor of the
system, the PERUVIAN SYRUP is ofitself able
TO remove speedily this exhsusting form OF fe.
male disease. 1t cures all Irregularities of we
men. Prevents the monthly pains and restores
nature to its proper channels.
NoV.l q, w4w.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
The Great HoIIaud Remedy.

BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
Persons subject to nervous or sick headache
will find In Boerhave's Holland Bitters sure,
safe and pleasant remedy. 1t ssothes the throb-
hing head, cerrects aeidity ofthe stomach, as
sists digestion, and crestes healthy appetite.
Il lie, without doubt, most delightful prepa-
ton. and an efectual remedy. The fact that it
is now very popular medicine throughsut all
tae Holland settlements In Wisconsin, New
York, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, speaks
much in its favor See advertisement IN anoih-
er
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-02
osborn,s Family Medicines.
TESTIMONY on THE PEOPLR.

TESTIMONY OFTHE PEOPLE.
This Is 10 certify that have had considerable
asqus. ntance with the medicines Of J. W. o.
born. and am satisfied that they are Valuable in
the treatment Of the dissase for NhIeh hey are
recommended, and have had remarkable eject
especially in cases Of aceuto pain and Rhsuma.
tam. +. DAYHoFT'
searold Prairie, Green Co, Ia. July 10, 1880.
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TAKEN UP--By the subscriber,
Il living in Tero. n lutte, Harrison township,
Vigo county, Indiana, and resides on the cor
ner OF > % Early's meadow, one estray steer,
white and red spotted, with tslii In the Jeff
ear and supposed 10 three years cid next
spring; no other marks oil brands percetvabIe.
JosErH WIETERMuTE.
The sooye was reported by zenas Smith, Bsa.,
and Is a correct copy from my Kstrsy Boob,
dei9wS AND. WILKINS, OTk.