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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

INV fokk. July q
fLous market heavy at 59l0c lover;
sales OF $40 bbls at 81. Soce 4 90 for super
State, it.27isqf,45 FOE extra State, $40
1880 Tor super western; ti.0094 90 for
common To medium extra western; $3.50 and
$3.50 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio: S5d6,50 for trade brands do. market
closing unsettled with strong downward
tendency
Wwnr In fair request: sales Of $50 bbls
at l5@l5t,.
WnKAr heavy, 2Cs4c lower; sales OF a..
900 bush Chicago spring at SOD 80; 5000
bush Northw sstern club at sod scc; ~ 400
bush Racine spring at 92@sIe. 20. 900 bush
Mil club at 12a9ec: 1900 bush ~iuter
red western at 81 .0edl ,09; 81 oe0 bushels
Canada Club At CSC. IL 400 bush white wee
tern at 81 LOG %, and $500 bush white
Canal. At 81 II.
RYr I'm hanged with sales Of ] 600 bush
State at 67Ca65c.
BssIsr Malt continues dull and nominal
" unchanged
Coax heavy and Ic lower. sales of 63 900
bush 4 lOd49s for new mirss western, aud
5U@5lc for western yellow.
OArs dull at 26929c for western aud Ca
madam. and 30G3lc for State.
Ponx dull and easier. with sales Of 325
bblsat $l4.75 for mess. and $40 for prime.
Barr dull and dropping: sales Of 300 bbls
at t4@t.50 for prime $5,509$6 for mess,
Ss@<l0 for repacked mess. and Sl0@$ll
for extra mess. Prime meas beef dull aud
nominal
Cur MrArs continue dull: sales Of 50 hhds
dry sailed hams nj DC. the raags il 4s4g5h
for shoulders, and 81 td6is for hams.
Bscos quiet and no ma ,lly unchanged
LARD steady. sales OF 400 bbls at sasc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
srKoIAL 10 rosI.


" ..mINoroN July 2--It il believed on su.
thorty OF our best scouts that tho whole nun
Der ct confederate troops ia Virginia. is not
oser seventy five thousand Twenty five
thousand OF them ere In and around Manas
sas Junction
Doctor Hurley late editor of the Nashville
Democrat has addressed letter 10 the Ma.
nonal Republic protesting against any com.
promise or peace until the rebels acknowl-
edge the authority Of the government
More Federal Steamers are TO be sent To
the mouth OF the Potomac To strengthen the
blockadine feet
The Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Inquirer gives a rumor that the
Secretary of the Navy Wclles, has resigned
To take effect as soon a. his successor can be
appointed He Is said to be confident that
some one else can better all the Office than
himself in this momentous struggle The
nameSs OF Stockton. John II. Kennedy and
Cornelius Vanderbilt are mentioned as his
successor.
There il not the least foundation for the
report OF the resignation of Secretary Welles.
Secretary Chase has not vet finally decided
on the suggestions in his report
IL il runorcd that an expedition of war
steamers went down last night To take pos
session of Matthias Point
SPECIAL TO rxrRiss.
1t is not the purpose OF the government TO
give the enemy battle on any grand scale till
after August In the meantime the rebels
can have battle whenever they choose to adj
vance. but no advance on Richmond is con
templated by Gen Scott before the first of
September.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

GsAr~ sxp FKxD SroRK-The want of
we'll arranged Grain and Feed Store where
our citizens could obtain any manner offood
for their horses and other stock, has long
been felt in our city This want. couple Of
eaterpsising gentlemen. Aessrs. Clark 4
Lockhart. have fully supplied by converting
the old Gymnasium building into Store Of
this kind. They propose to keep full supply
of all articles in their line on hand, and from
their courteous gsntlsmanly and business like
manners. we predict for them = very enviable
degree Of popularity and yery satisfactory
degree Of prosperity Ne refer 10 their AL
vertissmsnt IN another column.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
From WIlltamsport.

WILLiANsroRr July at appears that the
intended crossing Of the Potomac ut Shep-
ards Ford by our troops has been abandoned
on account Of the steepness Of the opposite
bank. The whole force encanped at the
Ford embraces eighteen full regiments be-
sides several corps of artillery. cavalry. etc i,
under marching orders TO night They will
cross the River and stav. They take ten
DAYS rations
Col johnson lie. three miles this side Of
Williamsburg with three hundred men. He
i observed erecting earthwork batteries and
putting guns Il position Ia prevent the pas
sage OF the troops
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

ST. LOUIS. July al. p Knots Attorney
General for the State. who has been prisoner
at the Arsenal for several days, was released
to day.
IL is understood that orders have been is
sued TO the Colonels regiments in different
parts of the State to make no more arrests
for opinions sake.
A party of fifty-o home guards. while
scouting for contraband near Pennington.
st. Francis county, on Monday morning.
came upon body Of three or four hundred sc
cessionists. and gave them one vclIey killing
their captain aud several others, and then r.
treated 10 lronton None Of the guards we're
hurt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Tar GLoslors ForRrH-CLoslsa SfosIs
We are glad TO see there 10 move on FOOT
q close all places Of business on 10 morrow
the ever memorable Fourth Of Jsly. This
right and proper. II We eanno, have
public demonstration. lst Ne at least have tn.
public manifestation Of respect. Let all
places of business be closed FROM nine or ten
O'Clock ia the morning until i've o'clock in
the evening. and let all thus have leisure To
enjoy the day in a manner most co ngeniAl to
their feelings
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

The I4th Regiment. Col Wagner. and
the 18th Col. Hascall. left Indianapolis on
Monday evening and night for the Fast Just
a. they we're about to start orders counter
nsniing their mach we're received from
MAJOR Gen Mcclellan. bat a. preparations
had been made for their movement. Gov.
Morton thought IL bes, 70 send them on TO
Cincinnati where they vii await further or
,lers They 70 fully armed and equipped
aud Nth each small battery Of artillery
The principal part Of the horse used by
the scout. OF the Federal army ia Western
Virginia have been captured from the Seces
.soassts- The animal. are considered con
tsbsnd -hen found in the hands Of rebels.
and appropriated
Va wonder II the horses can equal the
yirginians in speed wssre inclined 10 think
not
sxlrxrsr % AxsrsIrIoS On Saturday
there as shipped from the State Arssn-i. for
the ase Of she 18th aud 18th regiment. IN
virginia. The following eompoaads Of shoot
ing and busting material
-o0 900 maskss cartridges
10000 Enhed
5000 xiais
3.soo Coitsrevel.er
20 az FOUNDER
100 blanks
Us no percussion cap.
An orisr = nov s-eing fliei FOR qasn'is,
Of Craze. e.nni.tsr AMI other msierial fl
doing mischief 90 seceshers
ACsSr Al vNcrSSrs Two regiments d
the four % be raised N the Southern part %
the State are 70 - enesmpei 81 Nincsnnes
The Caz>fIs urgss the citizsas Of tie OK
Post 70 a. up the Counsy Fair oround free o
cost 70 the STATE
Ans- gos rHr NILlrIs The IndisnspoIa
Jssrnsl = authorized 81 the Governor .
state that Tie srming Il The ten ns- reg
senu called for BY the General Go,srnmsnl
vill require al she arms noe in possession G
the State. and al that c.s be obtained n
ZONE weeks In consequences il MI be IA
posibis. Tor s.ors tine. 20 farnish srns
the somp~siss orssnised under the Nah
la
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

LOUISVILLE. July 2--The Governor of
Tennessee has stationed az agent =; Mitchells
vile. ON the Louisville and Washington road
near the Northern Tennessee line - prev enr
goods declared eonirsband in the southern
eonaederacy from eoing North. and Mr.
Cation. Surveyor a this point viii immedi
aiciy place an agent At Franklin, next station
north II the Kentucky line. 10 execute slmi
nent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

THx GKsxAS Hoxs GUARp.--The mem
hers Of this company met at the old County
Seminary on FRIDAY the 2-,h uls.. and resolv.
81 20 celebrate the Fourth Of July.
The company will meet on the commons
south Ct the Terre Hsute House at 81
o'clock. A. NJ. when thes will march TO Main
street. thence vest to the Court House.
when the star spangled Banner viii be sung
by the German Msnner Choir: from thence
they will march down Third Street TO Chest
nut Grove. ~here the remainder Of the das
oil be appropriately -peni.
Jul, 2 d.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Asxr Aecot rRkaKSr.-Msssrs. Watkins
4 Slaughter OF this city, are now msnufac
turing cartridge boxes, bsyonet- sheaths and
other accoutrements. for the Indiana solun
tssrs. Already they have large force st
work and will add more a. the pressure de
uand. The prices To be paid for these are
much lees than what has been paid heretofore.
aud the material being Of the very beat quail
~, ws are persuaded that these sccoutremeHts
will not ~ surpassed by any the State will
have received.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Cnso. July 2-Five men supposed TO be
rebels and arrested Yesterday near Sandy
Bldge. Missoari, bv a scouting party from
Birls Point and brought 10 Cairo. proved TO
be loyal citizens OF their way here with in
formation in regard to the rebels They re
port an encampment Of two hundred Seces.
-ionisfs near Volts Island. ohio ere being
furnished with arms from Memphis.
II Is runored that Claib Jackson !. Al
Memphis The rebels ~ that eity eav that
they VII attack Birds Point NJ an early dav
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

kH here ~ remArkaDte Skhihcshcc III
the fact that all abolition pronunciamentos,
all incsndiary articles from the Pine and
Palm. and such like papers get their chief
publicity through papers which profess holy
horror for all such pronuncismentos and IN
cendiary papers This community would
probably never have had the pleasure Of read
ing the pronuncismento imputed 70 Gliding
had not the Journal kindly published il for
him Can IL be possible Giddings and the
Journal are aiming at the same object! IL
would really seem
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Forr Mo>ros. july 2--Ths Thiri Masses
chu.ests Regiment % day moved FROM the
encampfneut within the Fort. . occupy 20
ssfion between Hampton and Ncwbridge
TAs brkire oser Hanpton Creek l. crossed
~ a battery manned bY Government
brigade
Butler Is not Partial 70 the Massachusetts
Eouaves
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03


One Of the Louisiana Zouaves. a prisoner
named Clark was formerly a wood engraver
with Harper A Bros, in New York.
In the march from Yorktown. the Louis
ana Zouaees were supplied only with -four, to
be cooked a. occasion might re luire The
fosce which advanced consisted OF twenty u,
hundred Infantry aud three hundred Cavalry
The two deserters represent the force one
Thousand strong They reached point two
nile shi- side OF Great Bethel. when the en-
pedition having miscarried the greater part
returned to Yorktown.
Lieut. Butler goes 20 Massachusetts. 10 day.
to induce the State to send Regiment of
Cavalry 20 Fort Monroe.
The Quaker City brought up the private
schooner owned ia YORKTOWN.
\ flag Of truce ha. come from Norfolk
with DR. Richards, physician TO the Presi-
dent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July -. -.
fLoUR dull and more unsettled. There Is
no demand, and prices are nominal NJ - for
superfne, and 81 .250ls 4 IS for extra.
WHrAr declined SC and closing dull at 10
@75c for red. and o5asOe for white.
Cons and Oats steady.
Wnrsxr firm; sales OF 400 bbls At " &c.
Rather more inquiry for provisions, 200
bbls mess pork sold at Sl3. SO, and 80 hhds
of Bacon 4s4 for shoulders. and es4Q7c for
hams. the latter rate for canyasscd; nothing
done in sides
ExcHAsen firm at ss@ &C premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Irnm Alhnnl

AlnsSY july 9-Frsd : Liitleioha Who
vas arrested on charge Of bribing officers
Of the stare Legislature IN passing hill fr
ine the polio Office in New York cifv, va.
brough, up IN custody 70 -day. and gave 81 900
bail b answer for trial
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

LIZ Our latest adyices from Cairo say
that the troops. though having searched for
"ssseshers" a. With lighted candle. across
Ia Missouri. we're unable 10 ind any
We are told that region Is growing terri
bl, unhealthy for seseshsu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


There i large amount standing on the
books Of ". N. Hudson. due for Subscription
job Work and Advertising. also large
amount in notes pa-, due. These accounts and
ns,ss must be settled forthwith a. longer IN
daigence cannot be given
The Books. Notes. and Accounts are in
the hands OF the undersigned. ~ho l. author
ned to receive and receipt for monies paid on
the same
IN. sILyERTHoRS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
from Elm,rn.

Al~iRA. y. Y. July 2-The Oswego 9ssh
regiment. Col. Sullivan. lcff here this ?.
for Washington via Harrisburg. The South
ern tier ga regiment. Col Hoffman. gill
leave on SATURDAY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Nfw YonE. July 7.-The Hersid says IN
Consequence OF the difficulties and disoour-
arsnsnts thrown In his way. Hon. ID. sickels
has rslinqulshed the plan of forming brig
ale. and nov resumes tho coloneley OF the
regiment previously commanded BY Colonel
Williamson.
The Steamship Hammonia. brought twenty
thousand rifles
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

~ The repors by telegraph last night ".
Interrupted BY electricity IN the air. supposed
o, be superindaced nv the eondalsppendsge
81 the "ccmick
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

~ Hon. Thomas Corwin never said he
Lsp>d the NexicAns would welcome the
American troops with bloody hands 10 hos
ps.bi. graves" and the -ho s.ys he did
is either stupidly ignorant OF basely dishonest,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Night Dispatches.


More Arms from Europe --- Re bel
Troops An Virginia go nu nm o red
Resignation of Secretary Wells
Wtth ont Foundation - Ne We
from cairo aud the south 80.
Prom uisssur. 80 sharp Conflict
Near WiiIiamspsrt THE Heb-
els Defeated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Noon dispatches.

proposed celebration M she sth
as Fairfax Ceurt Hsuse Fre-
mont a Major General There
an be Ne osss premsse - ghe
Rebellion viii be Crushed -Ac-
tistsy "a zen. Mcclellan GEN.
Fre@ont Assigned IN Harper's
Perry southern News -Ter-
ward from Fortress Monroe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

orsos so~rsUs--1he rAt-sss 81 hair ra-he-.
hair dyes, hair tonios hair os the numbslsss ,r,,
rations which are before The public under suo.
sstrsvsgsnt, hyperbolcal and fantastic title. A. Al,
see psfadsd In she~-~fndO~ cards, and De~.papes
hs.danss - hair preparations al huna,,.s. Of
he nrst vsser th<ir real n<rii when they pcss...
any. s. that they Do no harm. Hogs lard. ~l.l.
oil. lard ed ssoet OIL scented and oelor~d nal. NJ,
when In beautiful vrsppsrs. and white flint CLASH
bottles The eo~tliest character q tones. and when
thus costly. are baptized with ts-syslalle term
and caught at by verdans yosng Nd Old Of both "a
-. Such IL no, the character II Prof Woo Mar
Restorative This gentleman eomes before che world
without any 'hsh fslutin' xiiophloforiula. o. ane
othef astounding and startling catch penny term "a,
simply sdrertisss Hair Restorsuve-whst II ss.
presses precisely-snd a. Restorative Il acis Blu,
Prof Woods Hair Restorative and az you value v,s
scalp aye your very brains. spply nothing ,lsc 49,
may be that you you viii ret some worse substance.
sAAn perfurn~d lard oil on your Uranium. Remember
Woods ks-trstve for the hair the best article "a,
'snt yn5d~lr-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Ts Csnsu ssa pstss..

he sdvefsi~>t. having been restored h heaIth IN
is~ ~ssAs BY very simple r...ey amer having suf.
fsrsd several years With lang Aaee.,u. AL
that dread DISEASE cOssun,puou-i. anxious - nal.
Known 70 he willow -snssrss 90 nssns of cure
To tAe-s Who wish % uy d. b. viii -.ai cop,
The rr.~ripsiOn uscd G'ee q ehSssl .iA The dir.c
tons Cor preparing and us'.g nc same. which the,
viii hnd s1re care for consumprs-A. Asthma nroa-
ehius. &a Tie os.iy object of sa- advertiser 1. !.
sspdpg the prescription TO benefit ths afflicted saa
spread nfcrn@tsa Which be conceive 10 H. Iny.ius
bic. Aad lie hopes es-FS sufrrsr viii sr hs REMEDY,
a. &c costs then n-thins and may prov. ho.ss1.
Fsruss wishing the prescription vii please sddrs.,
hxr. EDw AKD A WILSON.
Williamsburg,
sepieS~lw King County Ky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

TUE Board q Directors have this day declared
IL dividend q ave 81 per cent o. the Capital
stock fer the six months odine June lst payable
Western Stockholders on The Books q the Company
st that date, II the Office q the Treasurer a the
cosrpsny, IN Terrs- nsufs on and sstsr July sth'
CHAs. WOOD, see'y.
ssn2o-d<s Wv iJournal copy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
"Redue~d BY Dyspepsia TO mere
Skeletons

cvsD ~ 'Bpss4vr's Hss1.sp nsr1..a"
NJ. A. kssehss,. trader probably a. vel lno~r
a. any man IN Western rsnnsyissHis. states a. ~
lows Il ne; with farmer IN Armstrong county
she vas resos~d ~ Dyspepsis 70 q mere ,lel,sou.
persuaded him 20 BY bottle q Bsrh.se's usliAna
Etisr,. believing Il would cure him. Meeting him
s'~s r'sn'As snes. what ~ss my a,tcal,hu,eus 81
nnasns aim q bsie. hearty man. he i.i4 ma hs ns-
weighed s~e hundred rsssss. and thsi this v~nief
fai change he'd ben produced ~ BcrAave's Hoisa.B
ns'~r- - ~hieh be attributed seisiy IA. RESERVATION
nayiSdwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Bosros July 2.--Ths steam frgats sus.
quehannah will sail this evening or early In
the morning. The Cumberland Is daily FL
pected at the Navy Yard.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
SOAP.
soR NER
10 orr Or TOWN.

nrr there are s~ mr-e c<kss Il kis kigkiv csie-
srasst soap, lea f<rtistts, Which warranted
70 be sxetleut article frr shaving and ne Toilet
srrs cure Co chars the fac hsnts, and for the
teeth n - uns.rra..-t Il warranted also
paint snf greece frcrs -ooiisn. slk Inca sits
in with fast eolors ard white spots from al kiDts
q furriturs
- C.Is Bsr-isss. ~so 10 sese .s~ss. ssd scare
: osts h~fcre n IL ell sops spris. AZ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

~ Miss Ii Branson who has had
charge % the De rtmens Of Pea'nanship IN
the Terre Haate cmaie College during The
past year. and Who : accomplished as an IA
s.ructress in that at. At the request OF ma.
merous sriends proposes 70 teach a class OF
Misses in wrtins during the present saea-
ton. Her elias II attend al the room lately
occupied by Mr. 'ale. over sIinsirah 4 Pad
docks Clothing Store. from nine 70 eleven
IN Terms very moderate and improve
m~nt guarantee. y .dA
ATTENTION FoKE HAREl-o> GvAEp.-f on
are hereby commanded to meet At the CT,
Hall this (wetaesiay1 evening At half past
eight O'Clock, by order Of
r. Il. LONG. Cspt Go. b.
{ l.. SIXTH: o. :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
New.York stock Market.

NEw YonK, July =
Srocxs dull and irregular. Government
securities higher: Cleveland 4 Toledo 23ls;
Galena Il Chicago 605s: Panama 1861 Har
lem 10: New York Central 1917; Pacific
Mail 60 North Carolina 6's 69lx: Virginia
6's 46: Tennessee 6's 37L4; Missouri 6's
3734 Kentucky 6's y, ex. interest; United
States Sc of "a (coupons) 76lf; United
States s's of 81 (coupons) e5ls.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Indiana Troops at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-The Fifteenth and
sesen9snth indians Regimen,< arrived here
this morning and went into encampment at
Camp CLAY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Brandreth's Pills.

Brandreth's Pills.
Tie q ,he.e Pills ADD TO orR VITALITY
tbs cabling Ne to rssis, The ACTON or DISEASE
The way In which a eurs is Effected may 10 inter
sss;ng 10 professional men, yet any -ort ~
consequence TO man woman IN search of health
rxxs vAxr ~ Know
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
rot nov n ctsrs
O0STlvENESS AND DIZZINESS CURED
Sr~-fosK. April 8, 1880
Ds- n. Rxksnsss-D~sr Sir In the .prtrr II less
hse The thu misfortune % break my thigh In conse-
eusnee Of which my Constitution became gres,ly "a.
sitsted, an- suffered With great oostvene.s attend
&c with dInn-. sne severe pain In the head and ,ids
and oppression Il the heart "a. attended by s.v-
ersi physicians Of tia. city foT three years -lthca,
obtaining relief and had despsir,d of cure I'll ANAL
" vas induced 70 try your rfils which .lnos, IN
SANITY relieved me, and IN short time completely
restored my health. consider them the hess n1sdl
cine In the world.
Yours Truly.
JANIS MURPHY. 10 West Street
Prize - cents pei box.
Sold ~ J. r. crsusssax Terre- Hsute. and by al
rssp~ctssls dealers la medicine. lmsyl51~in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
The Great English Remedy
SIR JANIS CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from a greser,pf,oz Of SIR J. Clark
NJ Physician Extraordinary 10 fh> Qus,n

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
MD Physician Extraordinary 10 fh> Qus,n
III. trvsfusble medicine 10 s-ssliug IN the cure e.
al tSo-s painful ssd dangerous disease. -lc- The
fsmsis oonstlioscu Is SUBJECT II Moderate. al "a
cur. may nc r.lied on.
To MARRIED. LADIES
IL particularly suited. Il viii. IA short tine.
bring 90 the monthly period nth regularity
Esch sOs1se. price -. dollar. bar, Ec co.sfs-
oeni ss.rup q Great Britain. - pEsv.-, counter
ssu
CAUTION
5a~-s PsD- .1oald nol d fale- 5g fesaal,s dung
"a yIRs7 THREE K0STHS - Pregnancy -
49, are .-rs % E-.-o 90 xs.os,sa.l~ s..f ~ lns
o<I>r fs-r< nes ars saf,
10 all eases q Servoa- ana Spsns Affections. Pain
IN The Back aud Limbs. fstigue 80 slight sI%rttcn.
rspitstioo Il the Hear, Hyrsr.os md whites.
th~-s PHI ~fn ss>cs cure when al other means
have failed. snd although po-.rhI remedy. %
oo~tAin irsn, osicunsi. snsnsony anything
hartfal TO The oon-titutfou
Fnr esreciica. IN ihe rsmpli,i around esch pack
age Which skoal1 b carefully preserved
sole Agent e. The r-ss>d States snd c-ns1a.
yoB x0sEs, CI.aieI e. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, Ny
sB-si.co and rostAso stsmPs enclosed 10 aay
rIl.. b, return a.sl. 81 ~ } r. cunnins,hsm
.D1 r n Doasslly, Tsrr--Has,s. ard all good
p-usCss.- lny7ta~tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

n y great error In suppo<ins the rles caly 10.
cal disssss ontrneus. o. iAnim~nts are asele-- ,e
wsfa< es1s. rrsvr.s surr removes the cause
~ rss<ssess aase~r,sa aud preventing oe.ti.en..-
th~rsey sesrishinx Ne I'D, thro1xh the elos4.
nosres. sspt =. las
fo< rnese tAsn thirty years. have sur-sa sr..sl,
q sa Dyspepsis And Piles. Rave trisd vsrious ssd.
cnss without benefit In January, ] began viii The
FsststAs SvrrS. and by ne sss q tire eossies 4
general health Il NO AZ can desire H.
hsyi;dvE MILLION DAG0KTf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

n.sx. u>scAsS en- rsblss<ks< Ce<sas. sosts siik,
sprn esih lx,,s rer.st. Ceshrn~-e. so< o~<sra w
ehsean1 Hsrfpo RET.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

FrE1< > t<Its ~ w
Sold sy J. r. crsusss.S Ter. -Hsuss. and by Al
rssp>ctsbls dealers la medicine. fmsylBc~in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

large vsrssy Il ell Nc Late SYKES iucloainx The
Eureka ard Gun Bao1-t~o a the ists-, styiss