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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-06

X Ratification of the Confederate Constitution
by Scnth Carolina.
CHARLEsT April 5.-A final vote was ia
ken on the Confederate Constitution in the
Convention to-day. The whole number of
members in the Convention was l72. The
vote was 146 for. and 10 against 1t. Ten were
absent.
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AUCTION oALUe.
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FUTURE DAYR.


ny SAlUcD W. aytOT e oOBs AUCy'Ss
pEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF A
TaERRoGx. ToaETaER Win Ths kNTiksE
SroCk OF CROPS, STOCK, FARMING IMPLE-
af Nk fSE IRE sfM 6fh.s
business Ia the city. requiring his nndivided at
upon ss the ea.%l.ss: en- wEDsEspaY, the ii asy
FARM upon which he lately resided, situated on
the new Central Road, in Henrico county, q
dirided ana ,ne e"y The properly will be sub
lat. The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres of
highly improved land, upon which there has been
are well set in clover.
The Improvements are a comfortable tws.storv
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the necesssry
in perfect order.
I'd. A tract Of LAND containing about 80 acres
with beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water, aud an abundance or mari easy of access
Sd. tract OF LAND containing about IS acres,
known rs the Mill Tract, upon which there is a
dKlST MiLL in complete order, aud large mill
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
business.
tate, will be sold tho entiro stock OF CROPS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and many other arti.
cles too numerous to Tnentio In advertisement
TERMS OF sALE.-For the real estate, I cash;
for negotiable notes, with interest added, and se-
cured by a trust deed. The taxes for 1851 to be
erty, al sums Of $50, and under, cash; over that
amount, months credit, for approved, negotia-
bic notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, reference is made 70 the
su bscriber, on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets, or to the auctioueers.
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
kept in perfect order until the day Of sale
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR n Son, Aucts.
P.S-A plat of the property can be seen at the
Office Of the AnCtioneers.
ana r. 4 SON
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AF"Lynchburs Republican"

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
Richmond i. eaiisd .o he ..HyscMsuIaG Re.
PUBLICAN" rs = valuable advertising medium
through W nieh their business can be brought
steadl increasing circulation In the city aud sur.
ronading country, we'll as IN all the counties OF
The Sou Invest, II offers to advertisers facility
Which NO other newspaper Affords.
TEHas Moderate,
GLASS HARDWICKx,
nh u In Prolrietors.
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ITCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5
GROCERIES,. 40,

OsTUBS AND FIRKINS SUPERIOR
L.) fresh Orange county BUTTER, just received
by steamer Yorktown,
Fl kegs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain EUT-
TER,
80 bags Mocha, Laguayra, Java, Ceylon, and
Rio COFFEE,
% bills. Crushed. Cut, Granulated, Pulverixsd,
Coffee, and Brown SUGAR,
10 half chests best g reen and Black TEA,
100 bbls. Family, Extra, and Supernne FLOUR,
$50 Sugar-cured, Queen City, Todds $, and Plain
IFS thin hATBs Breast pieces. Shoulders and Jol.s
BACON,
so bxs. Paranne, Adamantine and Tallow CAN.
DIES,
100 bus. Grey, Crowder, and Black Eye PEAS.
900 bus. White, Tuscan and Peach Blow POTA-
TOES,
London PORTER, pts. and q.s; Claret, Port
and Madeira WINE, London Dock BRANDY, and
pure old Virginia Mountain Whisky, for sale.
Wholesale and retail, by ]. 4. ROBERTSON,
an a-fs Cor franklin and GnYArnnr ais
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|. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

N8 KaEaWay from The snbscriber, on Monday,
TN lst April, a NEGRO WoMA N, named
<w3SNANCY, calls herself NANCY WERNER.
.xx-. said woman is about thirty-fve years Of
age, rather above the medium size Of women,
light gingerbread color, downcast look when
and finger next to the little finger on the left hand
cut off at the second joint. She is supposed TO he
at the Clifton House and some acquantancss liv-
iag at Bracliett's Tavern. She may have made
her escape 10 Fredericksburg, as she came from
that place, and has a mother living there. | will
give the above reward, if she Is returned to NE
Ia Richmond Ian 3--itxf IL HIGGINS
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BY kedwsed 4 Reach, Aues'rs.
f5A MAIN STREyrl

4 UCTION SALE or HACK AND HAR.
n NESS We will sell at suction, ON sATUK.
whom 1t may concern, at the horse lot, on Council
Chamber Hi, a frst-clsss HACK and HARM Ass,
In good order.
TsKxs-four months credit, for approved, en-.
dorsed, negotiable notes.
APP It'd REDWOOD Il KBACH, Auct'n.
NIGHT SALE OF boots AND SHOES,
WINES, BRANDY, GIN AND CORDIAL; Ma
pnooGANY AND GILT FRAME MIRRORS. CROCK
EkT AND GLASSWARE; HARDWARE. STA
SATURDAY evening next, 9th inst, commencing
AZ ~ clock, at store, large variety Of goods
ap5 RETW OOD 4 KEACH Ancts
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BY Dunlop, MoncMre 4 Co., Auct's.
a u : LIZ D AEn n1nr

BY Dunlop, Monemre h Co., Auct's.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS-
~ SEES AT AUCTlON.-o WEDNESDAY, the
10th Instant commencing at lO5 o'clock, We will
sell, at our AUCTION STORE, the cargo of the
Schr b. \. Williams, say
.pSO HHpS. SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
-0:)U quality.
OOS BBLS and
100 HALF BBLs- choice quality NoLAssEs'
Will be added to tho above sale, other articles
suited to the trade.
TERMS u nder &l0o, cash over sldo, months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper.
SIG The sale will take place without regard to
weather, and commence at lOs clock. To give
dealers time 10 attend the cargo sale of Rio Coffee
by MeSsrs. CRENanAW x Co.
ap4-td DUNLOP, MONCTRE co. Auets
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BY Il. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DIR

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
L GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c. &c. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed OF
trust TO the subscribers, by Levi Cohen, and duly
C1u,t Of the city of Richmond, will proceed TO
sell. at the store Of said Levi Cohen. No. 27o
Broad street. on FRIDAY, 18th inst. commencing
store, consisting of general assortment OF DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c. :,
&c.
AT THE SAME TINE
The KEY of said store will be sold to the high
est bidder
TERMs.-Cash. S. +. BAILY, Trustee.
Sale by Z. +. Cook. kuct'r. APPS
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I ST,..VNEH = "a Il = Ut LVUISA
~ LAND--Pursusnt to decree OF the Circus.
Court OF Louisa county, ii the case of b. A. Par
rish aid James NJ Kent VS.. Albert l.. Brown and
Ca;harine his wife. and others, rendered at the
missioner appointed for that pu rpose will sell a,
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, at or near W here the old Mountain Road
Of April, 1881, az fair II not, the next fair day
thereafter, the TRACT OF LAND belonging 10
adjoining the lands of DR.. b. Y. Cosby aud theirs,
and Is situated on Ready Greek. The land ID
adapted to the crops usually raised in the county,
such rs corn, W heat oats and tobacco. About ops-
hail Is cleared the balance In the original
growth, heavily timbered
TEkMf,--As much ready money as viii be sum
Client to pay the cost Of suit and the expenses Of
executing the decree; the remainder upon credit
oil and years. the purchaser 10 give bond, " b
good security, bearing interest from date, and the
legal title Of the land retained until all the pur.
NH so-tds D. W. PERKINS, Com'r.
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-r-, M NlER A Il X A Nc
Ill MENT-T0 PORTSMOUTH An

Ek=szsE zsz.SsSss NORFOLk.-The steamer CURTIS
PECk, Capt. JH0. II. FREEMAN, will, on and after
MONDAY next, April LIST, leave the Wharf at
Rock etts regularly every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, for the above
pisces, at O'Clock precisely, leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning Except Sunday at the
same hour, o'clock "a Id touch at all the regular
Landings on the River, going and retu rung.
Passage TO Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81 90; Meals
extra, 81 cts. each.
sight taken as usual but all goods sent to be
landed on the River mast be paid for when sent
down to tho Boat, and will not be responsible for
any damage loss after delivering 1t on the
wharf TO which 1t is directed.
lnh cats r. O. HASKlNS
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CoGMMAIIssIoNEK's SALE oFREAL Es'

PIKE, IN HENRICO CoUNTY.-As Commission
er appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of
III the case styled Carter Us. staples Administra-
tor and ais will sell public auction, upon the
pemses, on WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of April,
III fair; if not the next fair day thereafter com
meneing at ~ O'Clock P: M, the REAL ESTATE
in the proceed ngs mentioned, to wit: TRACT
side of the old Richmond TurIGl1e, adjoining tho
lands Of Loften n Elicit aud others, and contain
lug l45A acres.
TERMS One fourth cash the remainder upon
a credit of LIZ, aud years, the purchaser ex g.
Ga,,ns e0nas, WIN g9oa security, with interest
tanned until the purchase money is fully paid, and
conveyance directed by the Court.
JOHN B. YOUNG, Com'r.
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HOUSEHOLD fCKNiiL IN T.. &c. AT
IL AUCTION.-0n MONDAY, sth inst, at 10
o'clock, will sell, at the residence recently &C.
curied by J. l.. Reese, corner of LIST and Clay
streets. for account OF whom it may concern, all
the FURNITURE, consisting of Wardrobes, Bed
steads. Marble-top Tables, Washstands, Mating,
Oil Cloths Carpets, Window Curtains, Cornce,
Shades. Mattresses, Bureaus, Chairs, &c, &c. to-
gether with many other articles.
Also
Several very handsome OIL PAINTINGS, EN-
CRAVINGS. &c. lap Nl 4. =. COOK. Anct'r.
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct,
CROCE RIES, DRY 1:OODs saOES

q ROC ERIES, DRY GOODS, SHOES,
N HATS. &c.--WiIl be sold at auction, at my
store on SATURDAY. April 8, commencing at 10
CLOCK, large lot Of Groceries. embracing . 70
tailer's stock, consisting Of general xssortmspt
show Cases, stoves and Bar Fixtures, Dry 0ood.,
Ready made ClothIng, shoes, Hats, &c. Also, .
lot Of new and second baud Furniture, Carpets,
&e.; WOODWARD, Crockery and Glassware
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
TBRNs.-Cash ALEX. MOTT.
ans luefioneer
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by Creushaw l. Co., Auct'

\ $500 BAGS RIO COFFEE
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 10Th April, We will soil at
anction, at Warehouse, on the Basin, the cargo
Of Brig Virginia" just arrived, direct from Rio
de Janeiro, consisting Of
> 50O BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE. in double
>. .}OO sacks. and selected expressly for this
market.
Samples NOW exhibition at office.
TERMS Under 800, cash over $780, months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper.
BE; Sale will take place at ia 0 clock A NJ. or
Immediately after Messrs. DUNLOP, MdSCrRg X
Co. ;, sale OF Sugar. CRENSHAW Il Co,
ap3- Richmond, Va.
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TRUsrEEs sALE OF LAND And FIVE


L NEGROES, IN HANovER.-Pursuant TO the
provisions of deed of trust, dated the 24tl Octo-
ber, 1890, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Hanover County Court, on the .ath Ocsber, 1860,
from Burwell B. Dickinson, and Otery E, his
vile, to the subscriber, shall at the request of
- Il Hutcheson. the beuefcaries 10 said deed
FRIDAY the 10Th Of April, l5el, Uf fair; ii OF,
the first fair day thereafter. sundays excepted
proceed 10 sell at auction for CASH TO the highest
bidder. at Green Bay, in the upper end of Hano-
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virginia Central Railroad, aud half a mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debt,
s2os4 80, secured by said deed Of trust, With in
tsrest thereon from the ?4th October lso0, and all
costs of preparing and enforcing said deed OF trust
selling the Negroes first. The property to be gold
is thus described Id the deed Of trust "Five
sLAVEs-rnan Henry, man Ned, boy Joha; girl
Jane, and woman Miliy; and the TRACT OF
LAND, in the county of Hanover, on which the
said Burweu b. Dickinson now resides with all
the appurtenances thereof, estimated to contain
500 acres, being the same land which was con-
veyed to the SAID Burwell b. Dickinson by VIM.
Hancock, and which adoins the Lands OF L. A
R0wzie, Michael Shroneder, and William T. Dick
insou."
Title believed to be good, bu. shall only pass
the title vested in me by the deed Of trust.
nh l5-dtlGAp JOHN PAGE, Trustee.
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VALUABLE LOT AND COTTAGE RE-
SIDENCE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at
pnhilc auction, upon the Premises, THURS
pay the 1T: day of April. 1861, commencing at
is9,Gloek T. that valuable LOT, with a com,
on the East line Of I'd, between Jackson and Du-
val streets. The lot fronts 10 feet on ID street,
and extends back within parallel lines 100 feet to
an alley q feet wide. The premises have re-
csiyed such repairs, painting, &c., to render it
aesiraDie residence for moderate-size family.
TEhMa.-One-ifth cash: the balance at 6, IL, Is
and II months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by a deed of trust.
Taxes for 1861 to be paid BY the purchaser.
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N~T SALES.-Will be aoId, at auction,
IN Ills EVENING, and continu ed until further
notice large and general sortment of W atchea,
yewslry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, DRY Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at o'clk r. II.
In 23-ta ALEXANDER MOTT. Aucf,r
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IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale Of TOBACCO
WHEAT, CORN, &c, and respectfully solicit
consignmsIts.
They are prepared to make liberal advance
ments on produce in hand. N. e. READ,
nh aa-fm WIN. JETER
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J.. & NJ. ROSEN BAUM, a
ies BROAD SrKgeT,
Are opening the GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
OFFERED in
DRESS GOODS and SILKS;
LINEN GOODS and EMBR0IDRRIk6:
RIBBONS and PAkAsoLS;
sHAWIs, MANTLES and LACE GOODS; ~
PRINTS, sHBETlNGS and SnlRTiN0s;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, In great variety.
On account OF the depressed state OF the market,
we bought most of our Goods at axffos, at o sseyi-
G., embracing the BEST STYLES Of the season.
Extraordinary Inducements offered 70 ASH
buyers. nh W-sw
i DlES .-BeIore parcnss,ng eisew1e coane
IL to Nc. IS Main street, where you wiz sRA the
cheapest goods that ever were seen:
HOOP SKIRTS at rs cents.
LINEN HDkFS. at cts.
B0SOMS at astonishing low prices.
Brown and BieAche CoTTONs II prices which
cannot fall 10 please.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ct all priess.
And. in short, all our new gocds are bought sn1
will be sold so low that we fear no competition,
We charge nothing for showing oar goods. and
whore; wERrHklNER : L0wgNBERG..
NH is--lm - Axip street.
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ITNION CEMEST.-An article superior TO
u anything OF the kind ever yet offered 10 the
public. for cementing Marble, Glass, China,
Furniture, &c. l have samples Of its csmenting
on hand. which will convince any one of It's supe:
to be used in lnending any OF the abovs-namei ar
tieles. For sale by A. L. MOORE, Ag't,
apA-lw Cary st., near Columbian Motel.
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I'm S25 REWAkD.-Eanaway from my
IN farm, Long Row, Hanover county, about
IN the sth of January, n EGRO MAN, named
81 PETER BROWN, about 81 years old, of
.Szka dark brown color. with a scar side
of his neck; also n small one on his knee; very
long legged, and upwards of six feet high. The
above reward will be paid, if delivered 20 me, or
secured in jail.
NH 2u--lmH WIN. j. CARPENTER.
IA COMMITTED TO JAIL As A Run
az AWAY Was committed.to the jail of the
IA corporation of the city of Norfolk. on the
N I'd day of January, 1851, Negro Man VIM
Xz&s 10 Crimson. The said negro man is five feet
three inches high, aud weighs about I35 pounds
has one scar on right arm above his elbow; light
complexion; about thirty years old.
Had on when committed to Jail, black cloth
coat, black pants, glazed cap, and says he was
born free, in Baltimore, Mary land.
TH0S. J. OORPREW,
NH l6-6w Sergeant CITY Norfolk.
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n EW FAMILY GROCERY,

~ Corner 5th and Marshall Streets,
One Square ADORE Ner Market, Richmond, Pa
The subscriber takes this meth cd Of informing
the citizens of Shockoe Hill that he has opened =
FAMILY GROCERY at the above named place,
a nd intends selling superior FAMILY 8RoCE-
RES cheap as they can be bought in the city,
for cash. The public are invited 10 come and ex
anime for thems elves. r
nh 2e-2w* A. H. TRUEHEART.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
Opening OF A NEW STORE
" AND NEW GOODS

OPENING OF NEW STORE
" AND NEW GOODS.
No. ls0 BROAD STREET.
The subscriber has taken the store, No. $50
Broad st, where he 0ters to sell great bargains In
DRY GOODS. MILLINERY aud FANCY dOODs.
A great variety Of EMBROIpERlES very low.
Spring aud summer wRAPPISGS Of the latest
styles, al panic prices.
Mrs. HELLER. who has had IL years expe-
rieuce in Millinery will attend to that depart
try TO give hera cal and examine her BONNETs,
FLOW Ere, &r., before purchasing elsew here.
sold low. J. HELLER,
ap s-Iw Agent for L. strauss.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. am
GOODS at a great sacri6ca for cash. Those hAv-
ing the ready cash will find 1t greatly TO their In
| terest TO calf aud examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, AS ] am determined to sell
| every article without regard To cost.
apl-lm JNO. l.. eMITHER, No. 20 Main 1T.
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ASHLAND HOTEL, And OTHER

N:M pR51ph hPrK E F6AL AM f6asUNAL
Of Richlnond, entered the Esd day of January 1857
In the suit Of Todd ct al. vs.. Robinson and al,
the un dersig8od, Commissioner thereby appoint
ed FOR the purpoae, will sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Eth Of
ginning at II o'clock A. NJ, and continuing from
day to day until the sale is completed, all the pro-
perry, real and personal, belonging to the ASH
n the hi In ia eausa montfonad &C foIIn-s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

. = = >
lash. Balance In Bank, sas,so1 %
bonds and Mortgages (be.ns hrst Lien On
Real Estate, worth at east 81 so7 2oo) ooo coz o5
loans On Stocks, payable on demand.
(narke; value Of securities tls7 SO so) LA 500 90
tank stock lmarket value) 7s,s7s 90
Uuited States Treasury Notes, lrns-ket
value, loa,so3 50
srooklyn City Water Bonds, 10 $50 90
Sorth Carolina State Bonds (rnsrket vsD I. $50 90
iissouri State Bonds market value), lscoo %
Zeal Estate, No. Wall Street. es3o5 Al
interest due LIST January. 1861. lof
which 81 $50 - has since been reed. 3g.-03 81
54lance tn hands Of Agents ant IN course
of Transmission from Agents. on lst Of
January lof which ell ,sss l3 ass since
been received). 5000 10
land TisksS, 23,sss o.
,sher Property, Miscellaneous items, $500 o.
'rciniuns due and unco'lcc,cf on Poll
cios issued at onice. $50 II
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A NEW As1 sCLEI
Roback's Stomach B;ttors /!

"A and delightful ctQ1acs1c lurusal. 4 =
fysng tone 70 tbe stomach, ssd Ter the prevention q
Jiious complaints. incden: TIE Western coaDtry.
Try g.
AZ morning drink assist digcs;icu sna relie,e
Dyspepsia. Il has no equal. Try a.
II r1ror IL is sJ<T-sof 70 a. other Rtfers. 1ry H.
The forrnris a these httcrs, nov (fcsl) tie
property of d. Rohsek, originated with one Ct tllr
,dsst aud mos; snin-nt neosc.l Prsctluoners Of the
Nest, aud Il l. directly pred4caise uPon ts ~
western people
These buers derive their stmulus from the power
al usnc nature Tn roots sn1 herbs Of ~hich they
are comrc~ed. and ss they are, ~ allssihs -.
lFal cravings Of The stcnseA, directly prvuso;st u
EmPERAcCE.
oe present proprietor believes tlst H. kim fhsS.
sidcly known, the public welfare l. tbs
u viii -oon be Cor sale by all Of u no
mercrs Agents, and ai holels, &e., "a m,s r
"a tho meantime orders Will be Glled : a u
CiDcinnat IN any quantity. and ~ ihc lone..
Il IL put NJ I'm Quart Bottles. and securely patA.4 = 49,
Que dos cases. Hall coz. sample viii L0r -, T.
ce packed and sent 20 any ADDRESS. n desired.
detail Price. 81 per bettie. or sis
Principal ccicc and saiesroou- NJ c. g. Fuurth
street. 81 building from Main street. ...clnnat.
ohio. Laboratory. No. q Hammond Street.
For sale IN vigo County by
r. NJ poSSElLf, Terre Hsnts-
J.R CUNNINGHAM,
WI. l. sHUEY. New Goshen.
PETER BUskfkK- Ccnfrevine.
And BY DrrgEsfs and ksTchsIh generally
| thrcoghcat tie united States and csnAcss.
sc5f~u
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEKDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever. OF Fever and Ague, kemit.cnt
Fsrer Chill Fever, Dumb Aeue, Periodical Head
ache. or Bilious Headache. and Bilious Fe-
rers indeed for the whole class Of dis
eases or ignatinx IN hillary derange-
m.nt, caused by the Malaria OF
Miasmstic Countries.
W. ar. ~nxb,ed here 90 offer the community q
remedy which, while IL cures the above complains
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless IN snS
quantity. such remedy Is invaluable 10 district,
expels tho miasmstc poison cf fever and Ague non
the system. and prevents the development Of The
disease, taken the first approach Of It's prenon-
itory symptoms. II "a not only me ocsi Iemeay ever
he chespe-s. Tie large quantity we supply for
dollar brings it within the reach of everytodsi and
IN billions districts. who're Fever and Ague prevails
everybody should have il and IL freely both tor
cure and protection. great surcriority OF thi-
remedy over any other ever discovered for TIE spec
dy AID certain Of lutermittents l. that II con-
s.inr no Ouinine mineral, consequently produ-
oes no ournism OF other injurious effects Nbafeyer
urcn the consultation Those cuied by IL are lef A.
healthy a. IL they had never had the disease.
Fewer and ACue not slono the consequence Of the
r.Isrmatic poison great variety Of Disorders arise
from it, irritation. among which are
Neuralgia Ihcurnatism. Gou', Hesdsehs, Blindness,
Tcothache, Erache. caiaTrsh, Asthma, PApi-
ts.ion, Painful Affection Of the spleen, Hss-
terics. Pain IN the Bc~e.s. .Coiic Paralysis
and Derangement 81 tho Stomach,
AZ os which when originating In thie cause, put on
the Intermittent type, OF become PERIODICAL Thir
.sCvKy ssre.f the poison from tho blood, Ana con-
sroueptiv eu-..s them ell alike. II is invaluable
protoction 10 Immigrants aud persons travelling OF
temporarily residing in the maiarous districts. II
taken occasionally OF daily while exposed % the In.
s-etin, that ~tu be excrefcd from the sysfeIn and
cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity 10 rifsn
into dssca-e. Henca IL is even more valuable for
protection than cure, md g VIII v@cr sufsr RON
Iuserrtteftts n they avai the'nseises az The Iro-
tsctt,n thi. remrdy sharIls.
~ Prepared ~ Ia J. C AVER 4 CO.
L,vscif Massachusetts,.
All our rrmedf.s trr f,r saic by J. X CrSfxsnkx,
pu possrtry. and bs all Drngg s,s in Tsrre-
Hauta.
Wboiessia by ALLEN Co. Cincinnati.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
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or Dss F7FTgEyZY sKJn- AyyUAL STATE.
kElyT Of ri> condition Of n.s RoXE LNSC-
RANCE COMPANY, Of ths oFsy az Eerc York,
on ne La day of .kaasGrg isel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
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