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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Mr. Spalding. Sir: Not long since | sent 10
you for box of Cephae Pills for the cure 81
the Nervous Headache aud Costiveness and -.
ccised the same. and they had 50 good al effect
that | was induced 10 send for more. Pleasc
,emd by return mail. Direct II
\. X. WHEELER.
Npsilanti, Mich.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
RrrxoLusrrreu, Franklia Co, Ohio. /,

IIHW1TN ', I-TI.
Henry G. Spading, No. 4 Cedar u, y. y.
Dear Sir. lncosed find TWENTY-FIVE cents. -.
for which send box OF "Cephalie Pills" Send 10
address of Rev. VIM. { Filler. Resnodsburgh ,
Franklin Co.. Ohio. Your Pills work like a
charm-cure Headache almost ustautcr. Truly
YOURS, NN {. FILLER.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Srnrcr Curk Harrington Co. Pr
January i. lt6l.
H. e. Spaldne. SIR. Yea VII please -'irl ne
Two bpA,s of saur C9hahc Pill. S,ld them
Immediately. Respectfully YOUR.
mo Is SIMMONS
7. 81 have used one box of youg Pills, and
hnd them excellent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

II YOU are, or have been troubled with tic
headach. send for a box (Cephalic Pills. that
Won may have them in case OF an attack.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Celhalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure Of headache in allit
forms.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

From The 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic
Pills Is rapidly increasing.
IT single bottle % RPALDiN6's PREPARED
GIfE viii save ten times 10. cost annually 4 II
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

HAvrnroRn, -, Feb. 6. ls6i
Mr. Sinlding. sir; ! wish sou 10 scmd zee one
more box OF your Cephalic Pills. have received
a Great deal ol benefit from them. luurs. -.
spcetiulk. MARY ANN STolkiiOrSE
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

From the Western r. H. Ga.effe. Chicago, III
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and he M
rigalled Cephalic Pills
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

4. eeuain unpuncipiei persons sre ai,s.l :, -.
MIN - ,f he tinsnst.ectine p4blie mltAtions - -
PRFPARFn GLUE / would caution All Perseas V *
amino before purelrsi ag. and see .aal ne To-
r-PSPAIDING-S PREPARED GLOE-4 ~
is or the outside wrappers all Others arc
counterfeit-.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV d. 1901

officer. Some of the small gunboats ran IN
close to the fort. and tossed the shells into the
bitches. the guns Of the fort having such range
they could not damage them The men of-War
formed sort of circle, and when they came
around each vessel would fire until their guns
were heated. and the next would then tall IN line
md give it to them. | saw twelve shells oorst-
inc right over the Rebels at one time (thro"n
from the Wabash) and the way the sand new nc,
and tie Rebels scattered was amusing. Inc
cheers from the fleet, and Of the crowd OF SOL
diers, all anxious to 20 ashore, was so eScltlng
I could hardly contain myself. The Rebels lett
about clock. Com Rodgers, OF the wa
bash. sent boat ashore, and hoisted the Stars
and Stripes. About 800 marines also were
landed. Our brigade was to land first. inc
18th Conn. Regiment, with Gen. Wright's stan
landed about 5 O'Clock followed by the 4th ~
H.. 9th Conn. and 9th Maine. In the night
the battery and most of Stevens brigade were
landed. You never saw such confusion as
things were left in. Twenty-eight large guns
in the fort--32s and Gas, part Of them
loaded-l0OO muskets, any quantity OF ammu-
milton. tents, commissary stores, liquors, c-
CARS, &c. Clothing and everything strewn over
the ground. with several thousand dollars in Sc
cesh money have taken an inventory OF the
stores to-day. They seemed we'll provided as to
arms, clothing and provision.
lilton's Head will be a very important point
as a naval station for us. On the opposite side
of the channel was larger fort than the one
we took yesterday, and the fleet were going to
shell that this morning. but last night the Reb
els evacuated the place, and this morning the
Stars and Stripes were hostcd there also:
am hard at work to-day, and you will ex
cuse the looks, &C., of this sheet.
In haste, your friend, y. Il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

such black perfdy, and such revolving crime
And it has been reserved for the sclf-cxnltcd
c!ivalrv of the South to enact that which say
ages would have scorncd to perform. Would
to Heaven we could have been spared the enact
ment Of such an cnormity in our land of pro-
fcsscd civilizati ton and refinement, 1t will make
page in history which, for the credit of the
American name, the men of succeeding genera
tions will blush to read. The very thought of
this fills us with as much pain as Indignation !;
and gladly, o how gladly
"We'd tar the leaf and blot it with tear
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

The CONDITION OF THE 2>D AND 81 REGIMENTS.
We have just learned from an authoritative
source that the Sd Vermont Regiment has just
been supplied by the [ S. Government, with
1000 coats and 1000 pair Of pants, and are now
we'll supplied with clothing. The 2nd Regi-
ment has alss been supplied with coats and
pants. There is now, probably, no pressing
want of the Regiments, unless it be tents, and
these will unqucstionahly be early furnished
by the State, if not by the United States
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

MEASLES IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH VERMONT
REGIMENTS. We learn from letter of mem
Der of the tn regiment published in the Bur
lington Times Of this morning, that the measles
are 'quite prevalent in our 9Th and 9th regi-
ments.' In confirmation Of this, we under
stand from q private letter received within a
day or two in this village, from an officer of the
9th regiment, that there arc forty OR fifty eases
Of the disease in the 9th regiment alone
In the letter in the Times We are not disap-
pointed in finding the. following brief but sig
nificant paragraph
1.-The removal of Fremont is received with
expressions of sorrow and Indignation among
the Vermont boys; we fear that President Lin
coin has forgotten the gallant leader who in sc
won for him the victory Of co.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

TIE BLACK FLAG.-Our readers %il see by
our dispatches of to day, that the rebels have
hoisted the Black Flag, or pirates token of no
quarters in Charleston, and other cities along
the Southern coast All right. This will tax
away the last excuse from our over tender rulers
for lorbearing to perform the loudly demanded
act of treating Charleston to a " publication
by fire.
We wonder if the mad fools Of the South
think, that, while practicing on that rule, the
20 ,000O,0 600 of the North wont hold out as
long as their 5000 900 of whites in the South I
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15
MONTPELIER. VT.
FRIDAY NOV. Is 1861.
TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

The DAILY FREEMAN, containing the full tel
Graphic report to the associated press in Dos-
ton, morning and evening. and full report of
'he proceedings of the Legislature, will be fur
hshed during the Session to mail subscribers at
the rate of $l.00 for three months For 81 20
the DAILY will be sent three months postage
free. Two cents for single copies in wrapper,
to be lad at all times at the Office. Members
ordering papers to be sent regularly for the SEES
sion and wishing to pay the postage here will be
supplied at the rate of two cents Per number.
The paper will be delivered to members and 9th
ers at their rooms Il the rate of + 25 for three
mouths.
The " EEKLY FEREEMAN will be furnished to
mail subscribers during the Session for twenty
i've cents.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

We find lew additional items of inteIes
concerning the capture Of the forts al Rort
Royal in the New York papers. There were
light batteries on each side of the harbor below
the forts, to prevent the landing of troops,
which were also taken So great was the con-
fdence Of the rebels IN their fortf ations, that
in their flight they left carloads Of private
stores, liquors, fine bedding, and other articles
indicating an interdcd long stay, all of which
fell into our hands. The clothing OF even women
and children was also found. Among the tro-
pbies is Il sword worth $500.
The construction OF the f,rts WIS commenced
in April last, and they were built at great ex
pense.
There were but few prisoners taken, SO rapid
was the flight One of them states that he sup
posed that the forts would sink the ships GER
tainly when they attempted to pass up; but
when the fleet had performed the circuit t.ree
times, was about to 20 round fourth ine u q
tot ship showed signs OF sinking, pa,
crosse, the flag was struck, and every man took
to his heels. The larbor is remarkably sp,.-
aious. and has from % to - feet of wutr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

MAJOR GENERAL FREMoxT.-Whle the ques-
ton of removing Maj. Gen. Fremont iron the
command Of the Department Of the West was
understood to be pending at Washington the
Independent did all in its power to avert the
untinely ana disheurtening blow Now that
the blow has fallen, regret it MS we may, it is
better to make Fremont noble counsel to his
army our own rule Of action and surprising
disafecicn about ques ions of prudence or pol.
Icy in the past to urge forward the war to tn e
end. Our conGdrncc in General fremont's in
tegry ard patriotism are unimpaired. Ills
moral position before the country was never 20
high as it is at this hour. When he shall have
spoken in his own defense, then VIC shall speak
also. Meantime his name and his proclamation
are associated in the hearts of millions. and
the battle cry, g Fremont and Liberty may yet
ring through the land Independent
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

The young Misses of this village request us
to tender their thanks to the patrons of their
fair for the benefit of the soldiers and state hat
the net avails were 5000
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-15

Va F'lles Of tic latest New York and Bos ton
papers will be at all times at the FREEMAN Or
ICE, and those desiring 10 see these papers can
DC 50 by calling at this Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
FRElGHTs

nx this rr-sse Fr~lzhts q al descriptions be
f.-wafass ron rhliAttiphis. Ssw York. Dostoa O.
Raltim<re. 20 any potnt On The Railroads q Ohio.
Kensursy iDsns. fiiiDeis. wi-ccnsin iows. o Mis-
.arrf ~ Kalirosd direct
Tss P<uf,~,fvslls Rsllrred sl~o crnnerts q, rtis-
...-sh rffh Stsa-aers - utirh Goods can he fr-
-srd.-i !, any pori the ohie. Nuskingum. Ken
tacky Isours@ee, CarnlrlsDt, n,incis. Ai-sssipTt,
wlronsln. Missouri Kansas. Arkansas md Rel luv.
~rs: an4 A. Cleveland. saDdasky ais@ Caieago With
ste.s,ers fa AT Ports IL sorth- Setera tales-
Merchants sDf Sfi2pefs enlrrsiing he tfansroFsa-
.on q thsir Freight 10 is Company. can rsly viii
ru-aArss,< - r. speedy transit
THE RATS or FREIGHT . sry petit N TIE
wsss IS the rsunsyigani Railroad sle p AZ tme,
a. fs~orsbe - csss~zcd ~ osher Ratrosd cusa-
rsuic.
r. particular tomsft rsekszs- "a FFssz7tvasi'
( Ransom"
y : sNFEDEg. Fhil2deirhis
MkGRAU a cows. - North -, ksiru,'r-
lEEc1l a Co So. Asior fIass, O. ~ soaii
Niliiarn -. Sfv lork-
LEECH a co. - state ST. Do<.an-
n. n. HOUSTON. Gcarrl f0igbt Akr1l Tails
rSoCH f.rwIs. General Sop't. Alies1s. Tern.
!. n Eor1T. esusrr' er>st ss-s' rfisc-fssfa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
.- @ @ q ia
Cary's Cough Cure !
OF
PEcTORAL TRocHES,

FOR THE rxMEmATE ANp CERTAIN CURE or
0o,a1z. Cskfs. f-fanass. Asfins.s. Hs,rssasss.
Hzo,Dfs1 tssr.1i. Orf1~rt. Erosoltfss.
DtfScs1k BreFtaisg. >ors T1rrR do
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Recommended by the aculty
FOR rrs srrERIoR MEDICINAL QUALITY.
rJ,his elegant compound which has secured the con-
fdence aud enforcement o. most of The leading
Phvsicians q New England, = palntoabie and efi
Gent form of stiafs< containing all the pecuisari
sies Of Peruvian Bask carefully combined with Va
rious Toascs and st'aaclics .ni cannot fall n meet
the wants of the debitated.
Itisa mild tonic % the sic-naeh Increasing tie ap-
r,etits assisting al gcrloa. rresusney god IA dis
r.t.la strengthening snd nvgorating the ciges-
i've aud systems after pvo~fratng diseases
and IN fever and ague. kindred coulpl anfs. - Al
T. Invaluable. For UArrbHa, Dyrensery, Cholera
Morbus the Public nav reft seFurci fhcTe IL ne~ can
10 any better general remedy.
One a she very best of Phy.c.ans ~ nosfon bss
aid that 81 i the best prepsraoa of httsrs that
has ever been offered y The Put.ie."
Put I'd IN half pint well a. crart bofiiee, n or
der that all nsy couvincc themselvss q "a supcrior
merits.
Fer further psriirsisfs reference = f1sie q ne
printed clrcuiars. Por srie y
CHAs. II ATWOOD.
% Central street Boston.
r. n. DoNSELIY. TcTr~ IIaut-,
and By Druggist. generally.
Orfl.dwiy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
MEDICAL.


TTON.
HEIMBoI-bs ECCHU fsr the BlaA1ss
HElA B0IDis BLCHi for The Kidney
HEINB0LUs BUcHu Coz the Grsvsl.
HEl-ABolDs bUeHU iog he DfopsJ.
HFl NB0I.D'S BUCHU for Nervousness
HEI NfH0LDss BCCHU fsr Los 81 Aeuofy.
HklAboLDA hJ(Hl f0F Dunes ol l>ie1.
ffi.AkUi-IrS RtChU ior Dffieull trestiaug
HEf.NfsJtlJS BUCIiJ 10 as'ak SeETs<-
HElABOLDS BuCHr ios General Desdlfy
HEtAB3Il)S IsCCHU Cor Universal La.siGu1e-
aEiafeits btchr - horTes q D.se~s
HElaBDLDS BUCHU loF Kskelalness.
HELHBoLnS RrCHC for prsnes- u tbe skin
HElAB0I.D's BUchU Tor Kr1puons.
HRINBOLD'S BCCHl i0r Pam In the Bach
HELMBOLD'S Bt-JHC ~ ueavine@s q fhe Eyeii4s
~iih Temporary Sufi1sior si-i Loss Vi - sht-
HkIMaoLD'S BlCBJ fer Mobility and keslesz.o-s,
viii want ~ Attsnisoa sni Horror ~ Se-csety.
HEIAB0I.D'S bCCHU foT ObstrBeEions-
HEiABQLD'S bUcHU Tor Exee<-es arising from n
di>cretlon sa'i al diseases OF
FEMALES-fkAAIIS-FE
Old Oh YOUNG. SfNSl-E, MARRIED.. OK sON--
TEMPI.ATING MARRIAGE.
TAKE NO MORE FILLS.
THY ARR or 40 AVAIL
HUsB0LD'S EXTRACT BUcHU
Il TIE VERY BESI REMEDY ~ IiIE wOsLD
For ell compi aints incident % the SIX whether sd
s.n from Idiseretion Hsblts q Dissipation IN The
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LlFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
Take 40 more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant
Medici0e. Tor Unpleasant and Dangerous ID sessre-
HEIMDOLD's EXTRACT BJCHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
L. Al. sh,fr Stage A' littlc Es-,en-e
Llui- - ~ change q D.et; No ine,nveILenos,
AND 80 ExPOsURE
U.s HEiMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU for Excess
e sn,ing from habits lncslg~i in
nN Yo.NG aNDoLD
And for Diseases arising from habits og dssipaios-
Il removes al improper discharges and VII restore
the patient In -hors tine 10 state Of health and
purity
Css HEIMBor.D's EXTRACT BUcHC for diseases
and elections q the most distressing ehArscter.
Zee HEl.MBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU fos all ai-e-
lions an diseases of tie
URINARY ORGANS,
WheiAcr existing N
nALEoH FEMALE,
Prom whatever cause originating and NJ matter q
How Long sTasDING.
All the above diseases and symptom. admit Of he
same treatment snd may originate from the same
REApi READ, READ;
HEINlBOi.D's BrCHU j. sale and pleasant In taste
and Odo, bat immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before ne Al Alderman q tbe
city of PHI sdeiphis n. T. HELMBOLD. Chemist who
being duly sworn does say that his preparation con-
tsins no narcotic mercury, or iunrea. drugs, but
purely vegetable n r HELdnoLD
Sole Manufactures.
Sworn and sul.cfibed before me. the IL day a
November iss,s. wM> = -HIBBARD Alderman.
Price 81 PEI bottle. for =. delivered 10 any
address
Prepared by IL I. HEI-ABQLD.
Practical and Analytical Chemist
1oi South Tenth ST.. below Chestnut Ihiia.
BEWARE OF COTNTERFEETS
AND rSPklSCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor 20 dispose "oF o~r~ and ''oT1s-
ER' ARTICLES THE KEfiTAgIos .rTAI>EDEr
! Helmboid's Genuine Preparations
/ - Extract Baehu.
&" :. Sarsapariiis
:. Improved Rose Wash
Sold by
TIL. BARR s. co.
And ali Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD'S TAkE No OTHER.
! Cut cut the advertisement, and send for H.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
ma-dw3n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
4 NEW ARTICLE
7cback's Stomach Bitters

A and delightful >tomaclic and tOrsnai. io<
svnE foae 10 the stomach and sor the prevention of
llouf co-uplaiDts lDcident 10 the Western country.
Try H.
A. morning drink assist diges1ss1 and -sil---
Dy~fepsia, Il has DO equal. Try r.
IN dByrf Il i ~ error % 40 other bfsrs. Try r.
I.la fol mnla - these Hifers. llS6l) the soc
property q Dr. Eo5ack. originated with one of thc
odes; and eIninent A. leal Pracironers oi tbe
Ne~r. ana & j. directly rrciic1tei Ion The wants -
Western people
These 2sters dcrive their stimulus from Tie power
al tSac nature ofthe roots md herbs of which they
arr composed. and they are. by aNsying unnsL
arsi cravings q the stomach directly promoti~e q
TEuPEHaNCE.
he prescnf proprietor believes that IN making them
sldely known. the pa5lic welfare = subserved
r viii seol is for sale b. all Of pr. kohacks uu-
ncrors Agcilfs and ilo:s. &C. the country over
q the meantime orders VII be filed direct nom
Cincinnati IN any quantity, and At The lowest rates.
put up IN Quart Bottles and securely packed 10
dox case II AZ aoz. sample ases viii. however,
be packed and sent 70 any address. n desired.
Retail Price. 81 per bottle. or six
for %.
Principal oiiicc aGi salesroofn. 70 6. East Fourth
street 3d building from Main Street. CiDcnnar.
Ohio. Laboratory. 20. - HAln1oone Street
fog sale ia Niyo County By
r VI. n0NSFLi.y. Terrs Hsute.
J. r. CUNNINGHAM +"
wN- l.. sHCEY. SeW Goshen
rTTER DfSkIaK. CeutrsFile.
Ana t. Druggists ard Merchants generally
4 IA ca rhout the ruit~d states ana canadas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADEM! /!
EVER WORN By
KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
INHE article that Will naturally restore tie eoior q
l the hsir (the chan-ing Of which 20 gray heinz
an indication Of lack e proper sccresoosl l. ralt
4 valuable medicine Pol Woods Hs.r Tonic is tn
only safe remedy Tor badness. dlyncss premature
change of color 4f the several evidences of lsck
Of secrecns II the of tho hair, which can he
found Guack preparations abound. aad hair toll
ics" iii every corner grocery IN the country.
void all hair tonics' unless the known Prepsrn-
ton Of sac luzn whose celebrity has became world
wide 10 not let any nosfgum vcader experiment mp
on your hair Touch nothing You have not good rea-
20, 10 teiiev : all that Il proposes 20 BE- Proiesso
wood has earned. hy years 81 severe test @: The vr-
tls.s of bis pfeqaratios BIS present fame. Over $50
certificates are before 81 the value = this Hair
Restorative, from parties who hAvn tried II. Read
the following.
'sNKv NoHK. April ls. lsss
DIR woOD-DE.a Sgn: Pcrni; me 70 express 10
Won III. oh cations under Cor the entire resfera
fon of my hsir 10 IT, 0si -ina color Ah0u 90 ufe
Of my arrival ia the United States- 81 rapidly i-
coming gray but. apos the application of your n T
Restorative Il soon received liz riginal hue con-
slider your Restorative very wonderful tnvenioa.
Quite eclcacso1s - wen as agreeable.
~ an dear sir. yours truly.
< sTHALrFRc"
REV. c. ". BT1T-EE. ISDiASAPOiIs. IND ssy .
lie wore a wig for several years. lrt oy DE use q
Woods Hair Restofsave be now has s .llc head q
hair.
prepared l,y q. J. Wool A Co. IA Market street,
81 Louis, and a. Broadway New York. and s0id )
all DugSss and Patent Medicine Dealers. ALSO - II
Fancy and Ioilss Goos nesiers in Tie United stat
and Canada.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

f..xsi advertisement. e'sy e~ns- pr square essh
Sss,,7setorr .rrsnzers~ufs ulsi~ ~:sh tss-e Who
s.h - advertise by ih~ year With tae pFisie<e q
changing e pleasure ear. -.
sii ca8fifcsi strictly - fheif fr-ftD 't''"-'
snd ~ fsfT 7Hufeflg
Ads~ri.srnsni. n tlar -I-iai bofiee e'aa"n 81
ssrests.<rcns. teps cou-.ausiy The io-sde. =
nrics snt 4 bali
nu.Ines rofce. paAll-hei u h local columns. q
tsn lines Or unrssr s b. charged for eaeh iH-sTti'
Il. n over ten iires tfli cents l'-f tiae
Advertisement sent IN fov no specified Tine, ~lA
fs inserted three noitths uuless ofsirred out -
Anv alteration. q -sssslinx advertisements vii
amount % a renewal a The zane. Tales "fAef~is"
sersed upon ~ contract
Announcing esrsddstes for vfic~ II every de-crip-
ton will ~ ehsrxea - 90 tr esh naie ~ ne D-iis
and a. % IN the ip.ly All Nees3' "'e't7 - 'f
So grmuifors advertisements ~haisser
Chsrzesxln be laals fof inserting he Ho'ise~ 81
all Orders. Soe.sties. or As@oclniiois a. iole"f-
For each notice not sxcsedirg ltfs = f"iit7 iat
e.ch Insertion. otsr eight tinc- Al tbs rair
Announcing deaths nith funeral noiiev Ati'ehF'i
a.. without notice. ff<s.
<ssee= q Festsssls Teric- snd Excursions. sstten
up b 1nlsldusl % a~-sclailoiis. OF - shuf-Dfs
II regular pFicc-
Iezal a4iscrtis.sn.uts iaserted af the expsr~e 4
Attorneys ordering. as payment ne< 20 - deiayea
fe the iezai procesugs but cole taQir ~ the u-u
tu,. Publisher IA accountable foF the sccuracy -
esal adxsrtssn,eui~ Lssad tbs asnount charged for
their public4tion
The Weekly Express,
I. Published sysry Wednesday. s1sl 20 per ai'nura
n advarce
ssrSo pap.s -~nt wlthout the money. nor contnu-
~ a longsr uue than Psia ios-
Mates os Advertising In weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
Relief warranted I'm Ten minute.

For NnisisTs, Pubic Speakei3 a1d tln1ers, The
TABLETS are nfisefsshe sor clearing and ssfeagth-
ss,sne The voice. rcEaorfnx boarKsess. &C.
The ease with which they are taken-hetng easily
carried in the pocket requiring no preparation. 81.
wax. ready for use On al occasols not liable q
chsnrc IN any climate. containinz nothing riaricn'
"A ths rost delicate constitution shoui b ~ % lcu
recouusntaf.oa % al 20 give lher fasr trial.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

CHARLES CRUFT, Agent.
No rHTyIx Row,
nslstu uns RkrSs, m.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
The Weekly Express

ss-rher. viii he no deyisticn from the above
xlfos-
sg- Advertisement putllshet in both Daily and
w,ekfv viii charged the fuf Daily rates Win orc
fslf ofthc Weekly rates added.
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
a ID 4 T II a 9 7

0r ,se FIFTEENTH SERI- gSa'C4L STg TE-
HE.sT Of fAe cosdsssos a fAe HpfH LASf-
EANCE' COMPANY q he (av o. Aear York.
o. fis is 10y u Jea@1rp. lefl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Cash. nalAnco IN Rank, : g .,o5 %
Bonds and Nortgsges fi'eing frst lien
Real Estate. worth al least al Sc 400 DO COZ G.
Loans On siocks payable On demand.
fnarket value q securities sie7 SD 20 LA COO 90
Rank stock, inarkei valnsl ss,Ssb 90
United state Treasury Note. fmark~s
velne. $40 20
nrooklyn City Water B-rnds ic75o %
~srth Carolina State Bsod- fmsrkct vs1 7.S5o %
Aissoari stair Bonds (nsrkst ealuel. it.co0 CO
Real rssste yo Wall Street. es .3o a.
fnserost due on L.. January. lssi. gof
which es7 80 - has since ben Tee't. Tics -
Balance IN hands cf Agents and IN coar~~
Il transmission from Agents ca let of
lannary lnf vhich eli .s-s u bss znc-
bc~u r-ceiv>d1, so.&c 10
Bills Receivable IT rrsnisns N 10
isni RISKS. st.st -
ofher Property. Ni<~siisn~ozs itera-. 800 %
Premiums due ani unsolicited a. FOL.
efe@ iesaed a 0fscs. 3.i7o ls
Tasai, 81 4ss scs -
cIAnLES J. MAf<TIN. rxrsEprSr.
AZ wrlI,fAgrH. ysc- r.r-r-rST
J. MILLION SMITH. SzcRrrasr.
JOHN xrGrE, A-'r sxr's.