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The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

For One Year, in advance (sent by mail)-S5.00
For Six Months, in Observation-Disclosures 500
For Three Months, delivered by carrier).. 200
zs- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
at reasonable rates.
AFP Papers sent by mail payable in advance
As we have received large addition to our
Job Ofiee, we are prepared to do all kinds of
Book and job Printing.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

THEoDoRE Hook was walking in the rays 0!
Warren's backing, where one eff the emssaries
of that shining character haA written on the
wall, "Try Warren's B." but had been
frightened from his propriety, and fed. The
rest is lacking, said the wit.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

The TRUE SOURCE OF ALCOHOL. All alco-
hol. whatever apparent form it assumes. has one
origin. 1t comes from the destruction of su-
gar, and has no other source in nature. 1t is
not Il production oil general growth, like those
substances which are created to form the food
of man. No chemist has ever yet found it
among the compounds built up by plants. The
>olir beams that reach like the finger of God,
across the abyss of space and in the laboratory
OF vegetation take to pieces poisonous gases,
and put together their atoms in new groups.
which are capable of nouriShing the animal body
the celestial force never arranged together the
atoms which form alcohol. On the contrary, il
is the product of the wreck and
disorganxation of the principles of human food.
1t has the same origin as those malignant and
fatal exhalations which constitute the genius of
pcstlence-the death and putrefaction of igor
ganic matter. Indeed, the same act which gives
birth to alcohol, also brings into the world a
twin compound, which is one OF the prcmtest
and subtlest of all peison-carbonic acid gas.
- Youmumson Alcohol.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

"What's that" asked Mrs Parting ton, lock-
ing up at the column of the Place yendome. din.
ring her late visit to Paris. "The pillar of Ma
she exclaimed, '-and that's his pillow He was
a great man to use that; but it's more like boil
ster And it is iron, 10 believe. All, Isac see
what it is to be great How hard his head must
have rested on that ironical pillow"
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

HARPERs FERRY ought certainly to be sensi-
tive on the subject of slavery, but it gave its
vote 37S for Douglas, 275 for Bell, and II for
Breckenridge. From this it appears that the
Democracy of Harper's Ferry do not regard sec
ession as a remedy against John Brown raids
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

witness was called to the stand to give in
his testimony. Having taken his place, he tur-
ned to the codnse at the bar. and before testify
ing, very earnestly made the inquiry" Say
stranger, which side am ON
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
A RARE CHANCE.
FOR SALE,
At Public Auction,
On February 1st, 1861. unless previsusl
disposed of by private Bargain.

On February 1st, 1861. unless previously
disposed of by private Bargain.
THE Property known as the
GII-IuN NEVADA FOUNDRY in the city
of Ne yada, consisting of Lot and
=! Building, Engine and Boiler, 3
kss-s.2asS aS..a. Lathes- Blacksmith Tools for two
Forges; large assortment of Patterns made
pressly for such work as Is required In the noun
talns, together with Dwelling House and Lot
adjoining the Foundry. The said Foundry is now
doing good business and will be sold on reason
aoie terms to close the business of the firm as the
partnership expires on the first of February lssiI
at which time possession will be given
For particulars apply to the Proprietors of the
Foundry.
THoM, HEUGH McARTHUR,
Mirror San Fran. and Sac. Union copy six weeks
and send bills t9 this office
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
DIR, LEVASON

MAKES ARTIFICIAL TEETH, carved out of the
ItI solid Tusks OF the Hippopotamus, Gums,
Teeth and Plate, perfect imitation of Nature !
on the Suction Principle. Complete upper or
lower sets at from $40 to $50 partial sets $40 to
SO. His Office is over Blsck 4 Co.'S store, Ncva
sep.21
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

MYSTERIOUS RISE IN THE SEA.-The Pol
ynesian of the 8th, gives an account of a
mysterious rise in the sea, at kahului and
Ma!iko, on the Saturday previous. On the
evening of that day the weather WAS fine,
the sea still, and but little wind stirring.
During the night, however (the precise
time our informant did not know the sea
gradually rose in the harhor of Kahu!ui to
the height OF eight or ten feet above its or
dinary highwater level, and spread over the
beach destroying several fences but doing
no other serious injury. Ga Sunday NOR
ming. the sea, though still very full, lad
greatly subsidcd in height bat throughout
the day the bay was full of tiderips, and
tie water was boiling, as if in Il kettle,
the weather still continuing good, with but
little wind. At Mallao the water rose up
a glen or little valley which abuts on tha
sea-shore, ard washed away small ham
let of ten or twelve native houses, only one
house being left standing. The sea rising
gradually, the people had warning, and no
Ives were lost.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

Tom Marshall. formerly so well known as a
member of Congress, and celebrated as a pub
lie spesSer. has been delivering lectures in Bos-
ton on the life of Henry CLAW
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
LOUIS CELARIE,
.Tfyyc!er & !1er.

COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA.
Watches carefully repaired and warranted.
Every one who will bring me work to do in
the Jewelry line or w i:hmaking business will
receive as many tickets in my Great Distribu-
ton they expend dollars for work.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

NEN.n S,HIB.--A late Bengal paper saws
that this noted rebel chief who has given the
British Government so much trouble in Inde,
has been again heard of through prisoner who
escaped from the rebel camp The Nena escap.
ed to northern India, and is now said to be at
the head of 10 900 men, with thirteen pieces OF
Artillery Nena Sahb and his friends, before
leaving Nepaul. each cut off his little finger, and
performed all the ceremonies Of funeral, as if
leaving their whole bodies in holy India.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

SILKwoRM EGGs.-Every body knows that
very large extent, but every body does not
know, that owing to a terrible epidemic
which attacked the worms, millions per
ished in a very short time, and that the
disease swept through Italy and other por-
tions of Europe where silk is manufactur-
ed, to such an extent as to almost destroy
the breeding of the worms. This was par
ticularly felt in France, and French breed
ers of silkworms are now compelled to i'm
port large quantities of eggs from the Mo-
rea, Adrianople, Brousa, Persia, and even
fom China. The eggs imported from China
Maynard, a French breeder of silkworms,
is now awaiting the arrival of large guam
tity of eggs from China, and they are ex-
pectrd at any moment. Last year, Mr.. j,
B. Camel, of house in Lyons, and DR.
Carlo OrIo, of an Italian firm came to San
Francisco and imported for their. respective
establishments, large quantities of silk
worm eggs from China Some idea may be
formed of the number of eggs thus trans
tributary seas, and one continent, with por-
tions of another, from the following data
taken from the Phare: Each ounce OF
Troy weight, contains 10000 eggs. Mr..
Maynard is expecting to receive 1900 lbs
comprising S54, 600, 900 of eggs. The eggs
/ cost 30 francs mound in China and in
Lombardy, before the epidemic broke out,
were worth so francs the pound, Of course
/ they are much dearer now. These 1900
ponn1s of eggs, should they succeed, and
every precaution has been taken to insure
success, will yield $500, O0o pounds of CO.
coons, worth two francs the pound, or 5l60-
! 600 francs. France yearly consumes the
product eff ca 900 pounds ofsilkworm eggs,
! and Lombardy exhausts as much as no
900 pounds of eggs; by which it will be
sten that the 800 pounds expected by Mr.
Maynard are comparatively no demand, We
can see no reason why the merchants OF
San Francisco should not engage m "
business thvt offers such lucrative returns
If French and Italian mere lants can afford
to come here for the purpose of importing
silkworm eggs from China. we who are
already on the spot can surely afford to dc
! likewise-S F. Herald
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
$615,O0O
To be Distributed i'm Gifts,
JANUARY 9Th. 1861

GEORGE G. E.IIGGS, Grand vocnI
" and Dramatic Gill Entertainment will
be given at the MarysviIle Theatre, January
9TH, 1861, on which occasion the following
Magnificent prizes viii be distributed among
Ticket Holders
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

5000 lbs. Manila Rops from as to 2 inch
. For sale by
T. ELLARD BEANS
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
S A n f O Il D's
FAMILY
CATEi.sssTEC PEEE4S.
COMPOUNDED FRO,

7 VVW WTUL NDI4iJ J NO-I
| Pure Vegetable Extracts. and put up ii
! GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and ar:ii Keep
! ,tir
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
UNION EOTEL
'EAHsON & MEhWIN, N,.--------.-..P .PfoFRIETors
Main Street. North San Juon
Good Rooms and EscGss.

A Stage for Cherokee, Columbia Hill, and Hum.
bng City.
September ?, ls59-tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
Ayers \ que Cure,
roR TIE SPFFnY CURE OF

In,er,nssten, Fever or Fever and Aguc, Rciniitcsi
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Agae. ferio.iical Head
ache or IaiioaS Heacache ard Bilious Pc
ver>, indeed for the whole class Of die
eases or ignatiug III hillary deraugs
nen, caused by The Malaria of
Niasmaiic CoUutrles-
We arr enabled here to ogsr fhc community
rernc,, which white :, cures the abosa complaints
with ceTtsH.ty. still perfectly harmless IA any
quantity such a remedy Is Invaluable d. districts
where these an citing Disorders psegail. Tbs cure
expels ip liasinste poison = fetcf aud Ag1e from
thc system. and prevents tie development 81 The
disease II taken un the first approach of itr prcrno
itory symptoIns Il j. not only The best remedy
vet ii for ,s class q complaints. bat a~D
the cheaps>'. The large quantity We supply for
dollar bring 10 ifhin tie reach - every iiy' anl
in billions disfgi. where fesef and Agne pr, ails
every iody should tNe AMI 49, n ir,elS i-pih ior
cur ai5f protection : great superiority q thfs
remedy over auy other ever discovered Ca The slcr-
Il, and certain cure - luiesmitient- j. that IL
tsin- Qu,nine sin.rsi. cen-e.i arntiy trsods-
gusnisin ctaes itJtuieu. effects whatever
upon ic constitution. Tho~e cn "a hN u are len -
healthy n IL they had never had tho disease
Fever and Agne i not alone the c"n-sl"eee Il the
masnatic POISON. great variety - d~,ssivr- ari-c
from its irritation. among Which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, 1out Healacha. Biin.lnr--,
T.,fharhe. Fararhe. Caiarrah. Asthma, faipt-
tstion Painful Affection 1T tho Splss-n. llN,-
ieric-. Pain ia the Bowels. .C,aic Paralysis
and D-fancemeni II the stomach
Az of which. When originating ia tins cau-o pat
tho intermittent tvlr. or become I,erioiica This
scrEt ~Nle- the poison fronl tile blood. and con-
seqEsutia them all alike. Il i al invaluable
pro;, fiun a. immigrants and persons travelling or
temporarily residing IA an" malarosi- di.trct n
taken ucsssienH, ~ daily while exposed % the iu.
facion. that viii H. eNcr-ted from The ~s~irin and
cannot arcusnulaf. an sufficient quantity a. ril,cr
into disea-s. Hence u = even more valuable f'f
protection than snd 81 n 10 ever siif.F frofu
Intermittent if flf, avail ihefn~else> "a ih~ lft
fscfion fhi~ renfcsle afn1.h-
Sc pf,lass.i g., Ia 4. 4. ANTk A. co,
l..u.li Ns.sa. hu>.ft.
AT ..uf ,s.n..ssii- tr sale hs } Y Cr~t~eHtn.
Z. NJ. poN>FiaA. sfa i'y ali Dfa-gi-t- IA Trirr-
Haufe
wir,i~-,.., D., Ais,.> a Co. cipcinnsin
iuul- eis-lm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
NEW ttsIItII.
ROback'S Stomach Ritters

y At" aid delightful SiulIaCiIil alld lOrliiai far
giving tone % fhe stomach. afd f.s -. pre-, ft, I'll
'ieiis esnipiatn. ilcisefH a. tie s-ieru coIutr.
Try lf
A. morning drink. o. assist di~rsfion sns r,l.t.
l's>l~'T's'-', a has no s~Faai- Try o..
~ tftpf u D. thI Itfsor % H4 other Ritter. t., u
The ifrnuiA ~ these Bitter, nov IiSsli a.. "a.
pr.i"fif ~ it, Lohack. originated ulfh ,r.r IL t.
olies and mof eminent Medical Iracfifion.rs ~ ~.
hesi aud = = directly proicAie,i ulon tn ~afns -
Western people,
These bttsrs deriVe thssr stimulus from the ,.,.
fa tonic nature a he and herb. III Which i.
are composed, and A. they are. ~ anasinr ui..si
ur~ erAViss 81 the stomach. dirsotly prsno,i,s 4
fLMpItktNtE.
The present proprietor believe that ln maxine l,
widely kny~n. the public welfare Is sui,,srv.-i
II VII ,ep1 ic ior sale % all az D. noi,atl' q, it
fncrous Accents and AZ Hotels 6c ths country .t.f
in the meantime s,rdsTr viii be all.-l sIr,,f ina,
CINCINNATI n any quantity. and The lowest rate.
Il J. put mp Ia Quart Rotiies, and securely pae,. .
q c .ss caocs Hall du4 sample ~ howe 81. 4
- packed aui serf 20 any adde's. if desired
Retail Price 81 per bottic. or -
Tor -.
Principal ofos af,l >aicsroem Sof Raj F.a.rti
Street. 81 building irom Nam Sif,st t.f.if,f.,..
Ohio. Laboratory. No. - lfafni,ofla street
Dor sslc la \ iru County IA
= " lnNNflif. Ter, uauh
; AZ CGNI>snAn
Nh. ]. ShJFf. New tio-hsn
PFTfk HUskiEK. CtmrcNlle
And ID Druggists ami Acf1haufs r~o-r.ti,
throughout The United State and Cauada,
oc3l~u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
NAILS ,Rwvr At rnE OFFICE.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

.a1KG-uArrr a RICHMOND ENfifosr
r..i,.. Lave Trains Afflfr
Nar 20 .......u.i. " T. s1sr
Na3. AS. tspr~.. ~ ?. leia. a =
4Faxr nAers. slrc~ -. toCls RttttoNn.
rgsiu. fcsvr. t~in- 'friff-
xaf 1890. - Nal -. ~ J. 40.
- = aoe trf a Nee.. ~. 2. let1 -
tv.S~xttIE cGkw roxl>ftlir EAilEoAn.
-. -. Traiil Arrive
v.a fass ssan...N4l.....Ns ~ = "a.
EprNvrtLs FNrEN~foN
Trains Leave. Trans /"
NJ SIS, = .-.. Nai.- -. u. !. IA a -
.,',nnec.ios.s maie rreuPsiy - All iAs~ tes's
sita caunecsinr lines
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
- u - T R q 9 L

or re FYFyEgYYH .sENK 4 vyTAL Sr47F-
UhNF ~ Ms coRd,fioR ~ re now IlSf-
RiNCH CONFAAl. ~ fie ,.tg e( Ae.o lofI,
oH Ae IL dfy of J.tAn-tsg, ls6l.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
4 pNlNl~TRNToR'S SALE. :

Y x.skas /. hersty r. - tha ~iH III a. pub-
L. a-Stl.... "a. fsttsy tl,e 1.ih tNt.t~r. l~sl.
tIla fasi.i 49, ~ fauisi ni. lsie ef fif1 Cpauty
ass...-i al his D.rf.ial rrsisftf 'nf frsrffei "
iisr .ff. csra.isfir 20 u.s-st-la tsrnifr~ fiss
80. .ilif. Nezs. A.. farulne ii'fisurnis. tsrsif.
A. rrr.i,i 81 ssar t..sf ~lIl ir rtsse 90 "a srnt
a,sr t'rse isiisrs IL rufchs.rf y tfE nsse ~tth
- s.sr.ts : slsisr ralslafiasl strs sggstai .isi.st
fs. HIRAM >HIriI. Afnss.
-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
T'.~s D4dy Connections from Harri~bHrqs 20
Gaympre and Washingfoa
CHECkED THROrcII-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE'
f,re Maa,s a. l.lw y b, ~, other Route
sSWv Tickets rec FssSS-
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE At AIL MAIN
OFFICES
FnFlnHTS

FRFlGHTS
~ ni. r.nie frririfs 81 al ae-,rii,licp- can b-
forwarded frsia I' adflpiis. Nee iofk. to~ien -
laltiru.Ge. 81 ary rlant fhe kailrosa, ~ Osis.
~ lfhsna iliuri. NiscosiSin. loua o. Mis-
-.alrf i5 E,isfoa.i diff,t
rl T. .,stfi aria i.illfnsf ai.s canne,is ~ fftfs-
f,lrrh 9Th Si.sf,irrs 81 ~tifh Go--is 10 FOR
,,trss.l a. any psrf the uhis. Hu>kinrsm. Ken
a.. ~ F.-si.ss.ss Csa ssfiaai ifi.. Nississirri.
sssasssi n ui..tlri ksr.as. Artanses snf nra lts
&C., atff at Ci.sriats Ssf~isf-tY aof chcaro With
S,asrer. ~ 81 f.rts ftr Na4fh Wrstsfa f4akrs
N-rfharis sat shippers eutrusiinx the irsnspe-ts-
49,. - tsir Frsf sht - ih- CcmrsHy can tciy wfih
e...sa.irt,c~ a. ~ sly,s-fs frsnsff
rIlF usTRs Of fi,FlsHT - sry ,ssl,r IN -
W. ~ tht rsus yeafia Fsilr.ssd ar ~ 40 t-srs
o. fssofafls a. arr ehsrs~i ~ uthfr R-resi Cpui-
psnirs.
- s.ri,uiar - ,nsrt fssksr-s '',is rs~ssrsvs ga
R1nnoAp'
. a SNFFnFR. N ls.irlFhis. tI.
u<f.rsN a tfsl<~ ~ ttffh = ftfififn7rr ~
lf.ks-lf A. 80. -. A-,er lf.,o-~ uF NJ <.assh
" liam -. tfs Yea.
IfklH A 90. 81 ststf f. hri'ra
A ~ uuit t~Tsx t.erterti fnetrht Ar..ft fhlia,
sSuCH f.Ewts. $780, "a sept. sita--.s. f~sa.-
4. n HOrrT, Gss,rsi uctf' asrss rsiisasipbis.
.sCtsiv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

. NJFS. A.Nc.
She espense' u ihi, par o. ear,pfrsfaik
- esv,n,e fgt Ks AM Co .l,o~ dscs.,.. ~
- tcu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,


Tie oeStgal remedy which the medical skill q
eur time, eau devise for this everywhere prevailing
and isisl mal4dy. II combined frhn the aetist
Tclcllsls ist have been discovered foF The eAlur-
gatu u this foul Disorder from the hloct and the
frs,ue - the system from IT. destructive oosse-
quences. Hence Il should be employed Cor the cure
81 only Scroiris hrf ais those other affections
which arise from Il, such
Erup1yc au1 Skin Disease. St Auihoay's Ire,
Ro>s or Epsipeiss. Pmpies, rusiaic>. Nofch-
e. Eiafs and hoil>. Iulnors. letter and Stit
l1hcum, SeAld Head, Rugworn. Khea-
matism Ssphilitic and Ncrcurcai
Diseases. Ropry, Dyspepsia,
Debility. and. indeed. sli
Complaints arising from
Nluated or Impure
7 ood
Tia. popular belief in "impnrify Il the ils.ir r.
foaidsl in truth for ~crotnla j. egcraii of the
Moad The particular purpose asd virtue a thu
sarsaparla 10 purify aud regeneraie this vital hu
ia without which ~erud health g. imna>>ii T. in
Eliminated cotlsti tut i0r<.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
Retail Price eI per bottle. or ~


Annual Report OF the Auditor OF Iisa
County.
EIsoRT IT tle Afi,ii'..r 90 Nirt rorr.r -,..-
III IN an.ouni frCsisei airi di-nfr. i.n Tho, eaf
conmencing lune It. D. l,oa. ani DtiIH. Ai.
5l-t A. H.. i~si incl iusIpe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

fr ycsr ll ais alicc- - -
fDr tlrt~ ni.His. in atfaf.ce. ----- ?
u .srsbi. 20 cry Snbscfioers 81 10 eefis pr week
S.1.-ic coFles. cents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

rrhiisnsp svarr MOANING (ncErr sCSpArl
MODESITT'S BUILDING
No. G5 WABASH STREET
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

as-Tnere viii be- no deviation from The above
afes.
ss- Advertisements puhli~hc'i In both Daily AMI
w.ekly will BE- charged the fan DAILY rates Win one
haif Il the Weekly rates aided
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
'hc Weekly EIxpress

eutIi-bes every "Wednesday. at 81 30 per ann m.
sisau<e-
ss-So paper sent without the money. nor eouilnu-
longer time than paid for.
fs.sc. os Advertising sn weekly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

HELNBoLD's BycIiU for heaNness q; ne kyclvls.
Si,s ,, lsPss , ISif ~ ,s, Snaoa o s nsS [ q s,ss
With want 81 Atteniioa and Horror 81 Socieiy
HffNRoI.D'S BCCHt Tor Distractions.
HELMBoI.D's BJChU Tor ENeessrs arising frnsn In
discretion. and all Diseases e
FFNAI.FS-fFNAiES-F
FEMAIES-FkM AtES-FkMAIES
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, ,R con-
TsMPI.ATING MARRIAGE.
TiIRY ARB or NO AVIAN.
HUMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is T4F VERY RRST REMEDY IN TIE WORLD
For al complaints Incident The seS whether SRI
sir FROM Iii~cregiou shits af Dissipasos or la the
DECLINE og CHANCE or flFF
Sfk SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No FAMILY SHOULD m WITHOUT IT
Take 80 more Balsaui. Mercury. Unpleasant
No'.s ,ss vrr.ssssn, ard p.nss,.-.. l-.a.s.
nsfNboLlfS EXTRACT BtchU CCEfS
SECRET DISEASES
IN All ,h~ir stages A. little rsr-nse.
Little change II Diet, No iucoisss nioics,
AND 40 TNroSuRE
leo HRINBOibs EkTRACT BUcHU Cor Fscess-
e. arising fsosn bshlts il<.alre<i Ia
nv SotN1 ANDoiD
And fsr diseases arising from habits q patton
n removws al Improper h-charges and vii Tesiere
thc patient N sAort Tine 10 staie u health AL
u-s HRINBoIDs EXTRACT RUCHu fo- slisss-es
and efrstion- - tae Ho-i distressing character
t. HFiNnoID's FNrR,cr m'cHu 81 an sfe,-
'HrxanS onc.>s,
wlrihsr existing 10
us.r or rrn.'r.
Prom ~..,.,s. e.g,s s,.sss...s A.. -'-i'es Of
How Ion9 STANDING.
All the above sl-es-cs sni .ylnpso-H. siusit = te
same treatment aud may originate from ihe same
cause
READl RAD KFADf
HFi.NDOfD'S Rt't1il Z. safs Ard pirasaui a taste
ar osor hut irsur-iis'~ in ifs scfion
pstson-iy appeared hsfafe ne. IN Alderman = no
etv - rhsiss~pbia. n. 7 tftNnol.D. Chemist. Who
beng duly s~orn. does ssy that rs prersratca con-
,alns NJ usrooic mercury or in'ariar. drugs 'Hi j.
T purely ~eretshls u. I HEl.NHz1lD
sole y snufs.fursr.
euro~n 81 srh-cribcd hefare ne. the ~ day =
xose.si.~. iss4 VA HlnBAHn. Alderman.
Pre-. O. r-er hosie. ~ fr -. delivered 90 suy
sdirrs.
Tracticai aflf snsisftcal Chsusif.
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IT. BABs a. CO.
ks1 81 prurFi.fs sfsffwh~fs.
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Cat oas ne aiIertiseiseh' sf,i ssnf for Il.
AND AyrfDsrosfuos AND ErrosURH.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

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c.t sss ~. a.ifertissssietf snf sst,d f,r a.
AND Ay1fDIsrosrTioS AND ExrosURH.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16

A~n tNPRISClTfb DfAifkN.
WIZ enfearur - stsru~< 80 opk+ sfd ''cTH-
fKts kaylrt ssos ~ nkfrrsrBor sfTsrfnsf
Us'n,f-la's Genuine Preparations
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" lnnproted Hoss Warh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-16
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES or OrSrETcrlg,
OF IlIF EInln ln SIlII.II.NN

N which they % no; give g'rsnlf r.fs ati r si-
mnis'cred before the vcry cldsi fle has i,,,i i.
vaded.l eFecs a Is'sai,ss aad l-sys,f c4ts.