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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

u The White River Gazette Il not sath 2
fed with our denial that threats had been
made 20 hang Daniel " Voorhees,. by cisi
rens Of Terrc iisste. or that he had been
forced 10 make Union speech and rai'e the
the starr and stripes over hi- house.
In that denial ne simply asserted whst
wss true. that the Information Of the Gazette
va- wholly incorrect Our citizens have
made no threats toward. Mr. VOORHEES,; he
has not heen forced 10 make a speech. Ia.
made no speech exeept one presenting a iiag
~ . military company Whether the star
and stripes are waving over his house ne Ars
not advised. certainly he has no, been lorcei
10 raise them there BY any threat. from our
citizens. Our eitissas don't propose % mob
any one for oplnion's sake II the Gazette
= better informed en thu sabject than -
are. Ne shauld be pleased b learn the soasce
Of lie information. We are not Nc. Noor
hes ehampioa--ee only sinsicate our cit
rsrs AGAINST sslpsrsious
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

AssAroils. May i-Halfa million ofspe
cie has Just arrived under Convoy OF Perry
vile trOof-.
The steamer Baltic -iA seil " LAY boz
Noutort With TIE families and professors OF
"a. Naval Academy here. A iicet OF steam
ers will also sail for Washington under con.
10Y
The Allegheny vas ioved from Fort Nc
Henry YESTERDAY She ill be heavily armed
a. guard chip for Annapolis Harpof
The Secretary Of Governor hicks saws the
aftointmens Of the Boafd of Safety must
prccipitate that State INTO civil waf. he
majority ~ the Hoard are known secessionis's
AMI men 81 desperate political fortunes
The Governor seon may have 10 Fesort %
" sslangson on the psrssslssnis lihe
The great zeal ~ The strife = a. Annapolis
and Nill Re thrown into tie Chesapeake soon
o. thAn he placed on An ordnance II secs
-ion. The shssnes Of the sed q sqaivolan'
7 % the veto.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

While one II he Massachusetts rsEsmeat,
vas IN Nss York. on % say 20 Washington.
gentleman rcshling IA the ciiy mst oas u
IL members GA the street
ia there anything can 10 for you. slft'
ssid the Ne~ Yorker. ~ heart ~srminx -.
vsri the representative of The brave Mass
ehas~ss militia. ~ho had an hrsvely answer
81 the cal Of their oeubtry The eold,sF
hs-titstsl q moment. and knsll, rsislns Que
of his feet. ethibsted boot with hole N
the toe. .nd generally verse for weat Hoe
came yoa here ~lth such boots a. that. nv
frentf" ssked the pstrietie eitissn. When
the ersisr came f,r ms - pin ny oonplny
or. replied The sol,iier Il as pioushlng u
the same heli a Coooori ~hcee IA, grand
father wss piearhing vhen the British krc,i
on the Massachusetts msn 81 Lssinsion. lie
DID not VAT = mofssnt. AMI ] bsi not. ar
II = unnecessary a. I'D that thc roAiier "a,
imneiiately supplied 9Th an esceliens pail
% boot.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

UAts public meeting held in Troy. Ohio.
a few days ago. Rsv. W NJ Cheever former
~ Of THE city. made mos, fervent and
eloquent Union speech. he said &c owed 10
not only 10 ourselves but 10 all mankind and
to all future generation, to maintain the Gov
eminent. That he was ready To give his
last dollar to the brave volunteers. and Il
need be to stand shoulder to shoulder with
them In defence of our flag We suppose
some Of those ~ho sympashiss With southern
TRAITORS viii call Arm an abolition preacher.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

The following = an exaact from pdvate
letter received IN this CITY. from resid snt OF
Nis.i.sio.i-a larse slaS ehoiGer; tF
-, MlssiszsrfI April 7. f-6l.
80 cordially approve the course old Mary
Land has uussuel IN tnesc secession tmes,
that .incerel,'pfay he N y remain trIn ia
the Union, and II che has any regard for her
o~n future peace and happiness she vail do
%. and especially IL she regards the stability
Of the best Goseramsat that ever a. orrill
exist.
Our situation here i truly deplorable-
We are ground down with taxation and re
venue. ala credit and confidence gone. asd noi
moaey enough 70 even pay the taxea
The people IN The interior OF The country
are Without bread or meat, and without
money orcresEtt0 bus. thes had even 10 az
ply 10 their enemies the people OF west. Tor
corn on a cre.lit. and they we're generous
enough 20 give them thity thousand bushels
Most Of il Vas obtained from "Oid ADes
immediate neighborho0d- IL the Border
States remain firm We cannot endure any
length Of time this corrupt southern Coniedr
crscy,
The power OF the people has already been
taken from them. Is and held By the low
We begin 20 zee il and 10 feelit- lysnly
believe ii the question OF re union vas even
nov submitted 90 vote OF the people II
would be carried by thousands. Texas Is Al
ready in commotion. North Alabama de-
clare themselves in the Union. and intend 10
hold Federal Court Tie hre has already
commenced and ~ili ia time burst iortn
here Peaceablc secession ~ humpug
We gain neshing by it--oer slaves arc no
more sccure--our territory = gone LEI me
Border States join the Southern C0niederaey
and slavery Is gone Let all who desire the
permanency Of the institution by all mesns
oppose IL. Bring down Canada to the border
line. and YOUR slaves are free. and evil war
would be Inevitable. Neither N seur day or
mine would there be peace
But our southern demagogues AMI FIRE
eaters will IN their pompous way, tell YOU
Cotton Is King lit will rule the world
but IN the event Of war this king would be
powerless Who would then respect III les
throne would fall
A few months since the extement was
great The blood Was at fever heat Our
streets were thronged with these valiant men
wearing cocksdes. twas TREASON 10 nan.f
the Union. snl verify VAS afraid the scenes
of Ia. Frcnea Revolution would be acted
over in our r,id-t. but as the time FOX tax
paving arrive fifth q has come reflections, and
the feelings many of our people have cooled
down TO the proper temperature. We can
now speak ou- sentiments, which assure You
Is done freely and boldly Things cannot
continue long as they are Our merchant
are doing nothing our mechanics are out Of
employ. and our planters can scarcely raise
money enough 70 buy provisions. Indeed
many OF them cannot and do not know what
TO do | believe may safely say man
could have raised. twelve months ago, 81 i,
600 As easy as he can raise $40 nov
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

WHEELING. MAY An immense County
Union Meeting was beld here To day Hon.
Frank pouont. u Marion county, and Geo.
Mcporief. Of Hancock, late member OF the
Convention. addressed the people in able
speeches urging resistance to the secession
oriinsnce and ievortng division OF the
STATE. Resolutions were adopted approving
Of the action of the merchants ~ their meet
nv. denunciations of secession. aud declaring
adhesion 20 the Union Thirty four dele
gates we're appointed Ca the Convention o.
the western counties Of Virginia, 10 be held
On the 18th If May
A large meeting Of similar character VA.
held At Clark-burg. HARRISON county. ,es
isr,lay.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

C.fno s--Ccnsrsi Pillow. Gen. Ely. and
other Prominent officers Of the Confederate
army. anil large number Of Mississippi, ar
Kansas and I Tennessee troops ale a. Memphis
HEAVY guns arc arriving there daily. Colo
nsa Prem tie. he commanding officer n thls
point has just received the following dispatch
from three 81 the most prominent citizens ol
Cis.sirnafi
General Pillow has several siesiner- read,
Al Memt.,is-hs meditsiss an immediate At
attack on Cairo
Col prcnsiss rsplie'i, Let him c"me' NJ
wiii learn 20 dix ditch on the right SIDE
am ready
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

SoxK MILITARY Military sport in
this city has not in the least degreeabated
Companies are drilling day and night Com.
pany Of Home Guards have regular company
drill three nights each week and squad drill,
three nights. They will receive their arms
in day or two. when they will commence
"A earnest We doubt If there i q
81 company Of men organized in the
Ste. Capt. Hough Is good officer and has
seen service
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
Illtnois Money at Par.

Mr.. J. X. Tillotson. one door east of
the Southern Bank. has on hand a fine stock
Of Clocks. Watches and Jevelry. which he
will sell at fair rates. for Illinois money At
par His clocks are Of the Seth Thomas make
and We would be willing to guarantee them
ourself We have been there. Go with
your rags and come away rich
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Clfvuaxp. O.. May f-Cofcfoers Car
in. % Pennsylvania. Denni-on ~ Ohio.
Rainfall. 81 Wisconsin. Blair 81 Michigan.
Morton. II lnsii.na. and "a Governor koenef.
II illinois we're IN nonicrence here last night.
Their proceedings are unknown They we're
sercnsiss nfsddre.sea he penrle'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

EDsroE wABssH ExrRKss.-As my time OF
service is uncertain. and to avoid all difficulty
and embarrassment Of my friends. have
concluded to decline the race for Marshal Of
the city Of Terre Hauie You viii therefore
announce through the Express that am no
longer a candidate for that Office. Trusting
that this course will meet with the approval
Of NV friends. | remain.
Yours. truly, JABEZ SMITH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

MOVEMENT oF TRoors.-It Is very confd
emily reported that the lth Regiment tLou
sves) Of Indiana Volunteers. have received
orders 70 march. and will start TO Cairo. on
Tuesday morning. II 50 they will no doubt
pass through this city
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

CouSrr COMMISSIONERS CoURr.-The Board
of County Commissioners meet on the first
Monday in June. Tho legal term for adyer
Using notices Of Application for License to
retail expires on Wednesday, those interested
should bear this IN mind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Mrs Of Kentucky. fathers and husbsnds.
thiak Of lceniious soldiery, think u a ser,-
lie insurrce lion. remember YOUR hearhstones.
Oh think. ~ bc-ecch ron Of the women Of
Kentucky. and 10 everything in your power.
put forth your utmost exertion 10 save Ken.
tuck nom woe too darn for pen 30 describe :
Winesssfer. NJ. National Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

PKRsoSAL-Msjor c. Ogden Wood, Of the
zousve regiment. has received his eommis-
sion a. Lieutenant in the regular army of
the United States. He il attached 70 the
ninth infantry regiment. and his company il
now on the Pacific sesboard.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

MAr.<uAs. Msy t-MAysslls Give IN
MAJORITY fof ire tnion The sfsfs strtps-
fsst from stsry buitiine in tesn.
fsats. M-y t--Tiss .rrsssnet give. 30
majority ior uuion. bells msiofiiy Sas 80
kistse seS. May f--Note - nsblil fAss.
RI. opposite here wss iil fof Ulton the
total vote - Netcul.ef 80 10
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

UxIoS DsAcoos GrARD.-Eyery man Of
this Company will hold himself ready for ser
wee at a moments notice BY order Of
Capt. Stewart JOHN G. WATSON.
First Lieutenant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

r. We are credibly informed that the re-
port that the eolored people in the north part
Of this county are having regular weekly
drills are wholly gratuitous and entirely in
correct. being put forth simply for political
effect. by persons -ympathizing with treason
and secession.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

nn~rox. Nay "A sl,sriai SESSION 81 the
Legislature l. called Cor The III lnst
The funeral 81 the sol.iicfs killed. a lisit
mere took Tasee ioiss. ~ lavfence. vith
isnp0sing cefemosiss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

MouSrKD HoxE GUAED.-The Mounted
Home Guard will meet 10 night at the armo
n Of the Fort Harrison Guard By order Of
the CAPTAIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Fosr KrArssr, Ma, 4 Tho Pony Tx
press. from San francisco April 9tth, arrived
here 10 day. .s.--.s...e
business was good deal unsettled by the
political news from the East.
The settler difficulty ia Santa Maria ooun-
IL continues, and 100 men ere sand 10 be
la arms for resistance TO the enforcement Of
the decree Of the Court eiecting settlers from
Chikell0 ranch Ia is unknown what course
the Governor viii pursue.
The Indians arc again troublesome in the
northern counties, but vigorous, and go far.
successful efforts are being made agsinst
them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

so~ros. MAJ t-Orders have been issued
for four ne. regiments q Infantry.
Col Fletcher Wehsiers regiment VII fro
csel D. Fort Warren ness Monday
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.


The Original Medicine. Established IA iss7. and
nrss article of tho klnd ever introduced under hs
name u ''rumonic wsf.rs.r In this any ether
country, III other Puncshc waters are ooanisrf-is
ne genuine cas- b. known ty Tie name BRYAN BE-
ING stamped On each wafer.
nasax's Isl-~ostc wsrsss
Relieve CoaFhs. Colds. se4s Threat. Iioarsne-<
narAs's r,1sorc NAnns.
Relieve Athms. hroochlus. isiicuit breathing
naYA>'s rttsosic WATTS,
Relieve splitting u Blood, fsins In ths Chest
nsfsss lrtsosic wsFxss.
Relieve in1pieui cousumpiioa. Lang Diseases
hassr's rrf~oSpc wAnss
Relieve Irritation - the tsrls ard Ton~i..
nafsss II-o>,o waus.
Arc = blessing o. al clssse~ and c,sstltisrs.
hs,S's If,-oS,o wsrr@s.
Ar adsit.-i 60 Nocshsis si,d Public Speakers.
lat.sf lat~sNc w4uD
A. a. q simple urn snd Pi..sani - tAs tA-ss
BagAsr's Iriso,ic wApHs.
No, only relieve. bat ,a.e' rsIad cure.
fsraxfsp rtsostc wsrsss
Are warranted 70 give sauflafsioai . every oss.
~ fssully should - -ft.out bes q
natssfs rttrosIc Wsssss.
An the Hoes.
Ne traveller should b. w4thasls : ssrpb -.
hsfssfs ~, .so>tc Nsssss
ln bic pooks.
No person ~in 49, .is~ss % give fer
nss. 49, fsLsost wsrs~r.
Twenty I've cent
ron NOSES. sole Pfoptietor kazA~-s<f. Nee rosl
sola - }. n. Cunningham sra = n. ponnsly h Tsr
70 Hssts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

SHERlFFs SALE. - By virtue Of
- an Executien issued frasn the Nigo Common
IfeAs Court 81 directed and delivered "a Ave ~
Theodore 8 Fnlkefson snd against Ahrshsm N l's,-
unsill have isviss On the dsfsndants Interest IN
he following described real estate stusted in Niso
Cuanty lntlana % Wit the northwest quarter = ~
the southeast half y q sesticn twenty eight -
township thirteen rs .rsnEe eight IL. esHtsanln<
thirty iol acres. snd on
wOSDAN. NAY n. le6i,
within he legal hours ~ said dat ~ The Court ens<
an-,F In ferrs nantr viii ode tln F~nts nod pronv
- he above described Real lstats together slih All
The privileges and arpnrtsnsncss - the same hsons
ira ~ term nnf eacssting seven yesrs. u the
hishssi hidsr Zoe cash and upon failure 70 realize
ell thea snd there of-f shs Zee simple m and u
ssis Hssl kstats o. N. highest bidder ~ ea-h. q
satisfy the ssme.
mt 18th day - April lsai
sr,o~s-Isfass SAMUEL coSSrR. sssrir
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

PaaIspstrnIs. Nsy 4--The Nee jersey
pcops. On foarf-en sopeiiers. r--ed this
cts q dat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
From INDIANAPOLIS.

MAY 4-The Legislature 10 day passed a
bin authorizing the Governor 20 call into i'm
medal service. for one year, six regiments
of volunteers for the defense of the State.
An additional appropriation OF 5OO.OoO
dellsrs vii be made. for purchasing arms
and pl.ceiDs the State on complete war
footing.
About 80 companies Of the State fequis
ucn are already here in camp, and the bal
ance will be here by Tuesday, making IL
regiments Of Federal and State troops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
FOR SALE.

EANILY HORSE FOR SALE
y Perhaps ne 80 IN NE sesny, Y
spi%i1~ 1uskft "koNhk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

The advertiser, having been restored T. health IN
few weeks by very simple rcnsedy xre< having -Hf
tred several years viii severe lung Affection, and
that dread disease. Cousumpuoi-ss anxious 10 make
known 10 his isllo~ sufferer. lie means q cure.
To those who wish 10 try 81, be viii send copy q
the prescription used tree Of charge with the dree
ions for preparing and using the same, which they
will Gnd cure for ccnsumpucu. Asthma, Brcn-
ehitis 8e- The only object q the advertiser IL In
sendins the prescription TO benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceive 10 be invSius
bic, and he hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy,
il co-ts them n-thlng, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please sdcsess
Rxv EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sepled~lw kins County, n Y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
BOAR DING.

DOARDERS WANTED Hay-
~ taxes ne n.rr House. ~ The corner - ~
an.lft4laI slfeeis. eoaid uke 70 ~ ~ lsafd
49, - The eee4 ~ 49, Ca fafrish 80 board art
g,sf fnaula l. srssus who wisk % Furnish them -
sali fbetnseitit Accssnutcfsflsus God nd tsfHs
resssashls * nAhNEN-
ap2aflm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
100000 doz. Eggs Wanted

O. 80 FUTILE ~ Oo's-
nsafr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

Notice To Physicians and the Pub.

Notice To Physfcians and the Pub
lie.
ALIcOCK's POROUS PLAsTgRs. - TBsTINo-
NAL. AILCoCK 4 Co, No. 7s5 Canal St. New
York 70 Nov, ls59.-Centlsmen: l lstsy suffered
severely from a weakness IN my back, cccssoned by
suddenly over -exerting myself Having heard your
P1Asters much recommended for cases q this kinc
procured one, and the result all that could de-
sire. A single Plaster cured me in week
Your. respectfully, j. q. BRIGGS
Proprietor q the Brandretl House, S.~ York.
There Is nothing equal in the way Il Plaster. 10
the Porous rlaster q Ny AlICOCk. Everything is
pleasant about them. They the Plaster a the
day, and az type q present advancement IN
science and art In Asthma, Coughs, Kidney Alice
tons and Local ce~Fs.ss pains In the side. saoAs-
and spssnoiie pains generally, they are unsurpassed
for the b~nents they impart- Physicians should
anime this article, which l. universally approved
where known Price Is cents each Principal ONE,
-. Canal street. New York. Sold ny }. r. CUM
lS6HAn, Tere HAuis, and by all respectable dealers
An medicine Hadwlm.
AGreat Medicine for Females.
Hundreds & stimuants have been invented and sold
purporting TO specific the diseases snd
arrangements 10 which the delicate form q ~0snAn
lender her subject The result q AL Ihose sInuiants
A.s been 10 impart n0reafary aofrny 70 The H>~-
eous system and false vigv 10 the Ds.<oes but tAls
enei Las been succeeded by depression and prcssrs
non greater than before, aud Tie repeated alton pc a
,nvalds build themselves up by these halss rers-
sieS have nnally ended Ia destroying ~hs, isie VI
tai orgAnIatioa Was left. but in using "BsrAs<<'.
ausgrad Bnzer.," you will Ind no such DISASTROUS
results. I; l. parciy vegetable ompouod. prepared
strictly scaeatinc prlncples, amer the q
The celebrated Holland rroess,r B'prhsvs. Under
its influence. eserg AID uau-cis receives new
strength and sgor appetite and sleep return, and a.
raily, perfect health See advertisements IN another
column. rnasd~lul
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
Night Dispatches.

Night Dispatches.
Progress of the War |!
Conference of Governors
FUNERAL on THE MURDERED
PArHIOrsi
rHE Jersey BLuEsi
Major Anderson at Washington
Gfortsas .s'ssrs from kentucky
Secessionists Ordered
Leave !!
NegrO lnsurrectiOn In
south Carolina!
Six Regiment Bill Passed by
the Indiana Legislature!
Joyful .veAcs from the
E0n- xf0ndfe!
Troops Concentrating at
Memphis F.
Cairo again Threatened!
PREN7ISS SAYS LET THEM COME!
General Pillow To be Instructed
i'm Ditching
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
+. NIPPERT & DUNN,
II e. o ma pete $50 OK!
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS,
BLACK FRENCH CASSIMERES,
FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERES,
PLAIN AND FANCY TWEEDs.
An At RsDUoED PRyokS
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
In Great vseicty
EMBROlDERIES
Cambria and Swiss Bands.
Cambria ard Swiss Edgng- and fnscrtings,
Maltese and Point laces.
Linen IAces and Edgings,
Fine French Collars;
Black Lace Wells; Love vefis
Plain ard Embroidered Linen Handkerchief.
Hosiery and Gloves
TIsr
Ladies' aud Miss Hosiery;
Ladies' and Misses Kid Gloves,
Ladies' and Misses Iisle and SILK Gloves,
500 Ysras worsted
DAMASK CURTAIN GOODS,
AT PRIME COST
Stella and Broche Shawls
Ladies' and Misses
II oop = kir t s.
Frst-Rsie Line q
" BIZ T. G O o DS
or Every Description.
BEST STOCK oP
D ON e tic @ 90 d S
ryTHE MARKET.
Boots Go Shoes
Fine Arsortnent Of Lsdie~' Boosee-s
Fine Assortment ~ Misses Shoes
Fine Assortment Of Boys Shoes,
Pine Assortment Of Mems Boots and shcesA
FROM THIS DATE FORWARD
We shall be in Daily Receipt o.
FANCY AND STAPLE
Dry Goods, Notions, &C.
No better Bargains will leave any Of the Easterl
Citcs during the present season.
Sc REMEMBER THE r1.ACE ia
No lls xain Street between 4th and sth North side
TERIlE-HAUTr. IND.
r. NIPPERT & DUNN.
| msaoiwd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

L,oR SALE ONE or HALL 4
II rs~sdss srs prr>f Al hsrsisf pr-of ssfs. I'D
- 80 sp1srs ~ " 49,. ~ ~ n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06
.lMefton - Forced Sales!
EDsALL, McDoUeAL & CO

rnd ATT ~~nnYT(IA All. - co
Aye now o,erins sre.<ss lin. - al the nee and
elegant svlss Of
IA IL H DR ESS GOsbAIS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-06

sgwHAT n IT foR-Tifls WOODS HAIR RES
rORAryEi-Is = question ASKED daily - hundreds
We answer, without hesitation fear q oonuadlc-
ton, that this i the only article known which viii do
all Il promises Cor ne hair II viii renew is growth
III wfl stop It's f.liingil Wiz restore its natural
celor, It's not Hair Dye, bot speedy and erncs-
cous Restorative Trial bottles 81 r.nis -; quarts
s.
cAruoS.-He~Are q worthless limitations, A. seve-
raj are already In The market. Gained BY different
names. TIE unless the words CrrOfessor woof's
Hair Restorative, Depot ST. Louis. No. and New
York. are blown in ths esie. sold BY all DTuss's's
and Patent Medicine Deaiers. Also by all Fancy sai
Toilet goods dealers IN ne United States and Cana
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