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, 1861-08-19

TIE NEW POSTAGE SEANrs.-The old con-
tract, under which our postage stamps we're
made by Topran, Carpenter & Co., Of Phila-
delptia, having expired, the new one has been
awarded to the National Bank Note Company
OF New York, who have prepared new and
costly dies for all the different denominations,
differing somewhat from the old styles. The
stemTs present avery much improved appear
ance in point Of color. The stamps are now
bei1 g distributed among postmasteEs. It is
calculated that during the coming year from
August l, 1861, about zoo, ,0o0, 900 stamps will
be issued Thenew stamps are uniform in de-
sign, having tie yalue designated in figures on
each Of tbs upper corners, and the letters o.
z. in the 1oEer corners, in addition to the NJ.
s. postage, one cent" i" and 60 on upward. The
cne cent stamp represents . profile bust Of
Franklin, ard the three cent profile Of Wash
ipgtcn. The five cent has the head of Jef.r-
soc, the ten, twelve and twentyfouT cent, the
head Of Washington, the thirty cent the bust
OF Franklin, and the ninety cent is distinguish.
ed by Trumbull's head Of Washington. Dur
jig the year 1850 the number Of stamps de
Hvered to the Post Office Department was
~, 3,s67, ,2O. The average increase for mum
bcr of years past has been about Il, 600 900 PEI
Ennum.
, 1861-08-19

BALTIMORE, Aug 17.-Federal scouts last
Sunday succeeded in capturing three notozi
GUS secession bridge burners at New Creek
A force Of 1,100 ssesssionists is reported
rear Romney- The Federal troop are at NeW
Creek hridge, and expecting Is be attacked
ty them. TIE Federals have been reinforced.
A large number of fugitiyes from Virginia,
men, women and children IN great distress,
are daily passing through the western part
The British brig.ofIWar Gladiator Was yes
teTdsy c1uizirg off the capes-
Wheeler, formerly q. s. Minister to Nicara-
ena, to the Confederate pjckets, beyond New
Market bridge.
A flag Of truce is just in from Norfolk with
CORPORAL Hu1Ibut, Of the Connecticut Rsgj-
nent, released tor attention to Col Gardner
after the battle Of Bull Run. BE states that a
considerable number Of released prisoners, in
Guiding several Chap1ains, will reach Old
Point to MORROW.
, 1861-08-19

Too Coon TO BE TRuE.-1he Louisville
Journal has rumor that Senators Breckin-
ridge and Powell, and Representative Bur
nett, viii reign their seats in Congress, in
view Of the verdict against them at the late
election. We are hardly prepared, however,
to believe that they are SIS sensitive to the
popular voice Is euch conduct would iudi.
cate. They ought to resign; but this Is no
evidence that they will.
, 1861-08-19

lind, where slave can hardly be seen in
aayfs ride, Is almost unit for the Unior.
The 900 slaves in Baltimore are owned
BY the aristocracy, and 1t is notorious that
the a1istocracy Of that city are bitter &C.
cesaonista. The slaves Of Eastern Viz
ginia are as numerous as the whites, and
that country ia pestilent with secession.
Western Virginia is cursed with but few
Slaves and the result is, that the Union
has many friends. Western Tennessee is
foul with slavery and rotten with treason
Eastern Tennessee is afflicted with but few
bondmen, and there the Union lamp burns
brightly, and freedom has yet a strong
foothold among the momtains where the
air is untainted by slavery: ::
Kentucky forms no exception to the
rule. In the Northern and Eastern coun-
ties where there are few slaves there are
few secessiorists, ard in those counties
where slaves are numerous, those who are
not secessionists are "neutrals." The line
Of demarcstion in Missouri, is clearly
drawn between the free and the
slave labor counties and sections.
The Germans hate slavery, and they
constitute the backbone Of loyalty in that
State. The other protesting Unianists are
generally Of the "neutral II stamp, while
tie slave holders and those under their In
fuence, are rahid Secessionists. There are
some remaining sparks Of Unionism in
Western Texas, because there are but few
slaves, and many Germans
Ask the question, which is the worst Se-
cession State and the spontaneous answer
is, South Carolina, which contains larger
proportion Of slaves than any other State.
And 50 We may travel over the whole Re-
public, and wherever q slave can be
pointed out we will find you Secession
ist not far of. Show us community free
from the banef1 presence Of bondage, and
We viii guarantee it to be loyal to the
Union. As well dispute that the SUE gives
light as deny that slavery is the cause Of
the rebellion. The truth of the statement
that shareholders are traitors, Is not in
the least impaired by the fact, that the
slave holders reasonable standard is fol-
lowed by many persons who have no in
terest in the system. The aristocraey OF
the South, keep about them large numbers
of dependents, who are always ready to
support the owners Of wealth, who feed OF
patronize them. The rich in all ages, have
been able to Wield an influence out Of all
proportion to their numbers. The rebe:
shareholders are hostile to popular
freedom, and like the deadly Upas, poiso1
the atmosphere all around them The su
preme folly Of the attempt to put down TIL
shareholders revolt, and to preserve a
sacred, the cause Of the rebellion, is ap
| parent to all who reflect, and is confessed
by all who honestly ayow their convic
| tioDs.
, 1861-08-19

~-S%%%sA1Ae<s
Editors olicaso Tribune: -.
was led into very great error In my com-
munication Of the 9th inst, wherein I ssy that
the regiment forming here :" had to run the
gauntlet Of State of11ce1s,' and 7ain1Y trgiug
to get accepted through a member of Con.
gress, and it ia but Justice to our efficient and
faithful Representatiye, the Hon. Isaac N. Ar
mold, to say that he left no stone unturned,
but labo1ed night and day for the furtherance
Of the Wishes Of the regiment, and the friends
Of the movement thank him kindly for the
interest manifested. The same will hold good
IN regard to cur State officers, who are WILL
Ing 70 do all that lays in their power to aid
the regiment; and the officers feel thankful
for the good wishes and assistance Of our
worthy Governor. Imake this correction the
more cheerf111y from the Iact that In There
times Of War and excitement I an sa&iaaed
that the people are too quick to condemn
something they cannot understand, and noue
have more faith in the skill and ability OF the
state officers than the writer:
Yours truly, z.
, 1861-08-19
EQkFl V& t1I0 0HUs
Camp Butler.


!: Thus far, the routine Of busy preparation at
this camp has not been disturbed BY y.inci-
dent Of very great importance, The daily A.
rivals Of companies serve to relieve thasoFd1-
nary du1lnees Of the place and the cheers OF
! the older occupants of the ground, With the
hearty response Of the new eomeTs, make, for
The time, very good representation OF Fan.
demcnium in the once solitary aeighbofhood
CT Clear Lake.
: The strict and energetic discipline establish
ed by Col Pitcher, commandant az the camp,
The Colonel is a gallant soldier and q popular
sman, and ah1uldnt wonder If be would have
an excellent opportunity to lead about thou.
Eand Of Cur bfaTe lads against those misguided
men On the equatorial eide Of Mason and Dix
ems. =. - l..
pan1es regularly eucamFed On the ground at
this writing: . eu.A w.
Mason county Volunteers mason ea15' eapt.
sspes,non Guards, Laomi, Capt, Davis.
Ii SwsetWater Guards, NenaEd county, Capt.
Macoupin county volunteers, Capt Niles.
! Scott ts1nnt7 volunteers, Exeter, Capt Hit
MeDonough county volunteer, Capt Wat
! Anderson Ga.ras, Winchester Scott county
+ ;9stes Gasras, Springfield, CAPT Alden: ;.
| Mason county Fo1untee*s' haSana,, Capt.
| Ritter.
Tha cnmpar{es axe being rapidly 1nHstefea
i INTO sexToa. nd are drilling -eveky dAy, with
| = heaxtY enud xt11 thai canaDE fa4 to :En2a1e
tAnru1E4i eo1diera of them n he shoEtest pos.
taabze tane.
, 1861-08-19

ST. LOFTS, Aug. E.-A detachment Of U. s.
troops from Care Girardeau seized 81, 600 be-
leneirg to the Bank at st. Ge1evieye. gester
day, BY order Of Gen: FEen;ont, and brought
it to this city today. 1t il UNDERWOOD this
money WIS being, or would be used for the
tenef1t Of the secession cause in that section,
The statement in the late news from Cali
fornia, that j. c. Palmer left tha. State for the
rurpcee Of taking charge Of the commissars
Department under Gen. Fremont, is untrue
He has no connection whatever with Fremont
, 1861-08-19
AND ARD.

AND BEAUREGARD.
Beauregard is restless, unquiet, ambi-
tions, unscrupu]ous specimen Of Southern
chiyaly. Devoted TO his profession, he is
insensible to all else, -and, as is sometimes
the case with mere military men, regardless
of the means by which display Of his
requirements can be made, He probably !
has no sufficient conception Of the magni-
tpde and consequences of the business in
hand; but it promises him a coveted op-
portunity to make himself a reputation in
that circle for whose applause he lives;
hence he is convenient insh ument in the
hands Of deeper and worse men who are
using him to consummate their bad purpo-
ses. We say so much in illustration Of a bit
Of private history with which We happen to
be acquainted, and which forclbly Illus
t1ates Beauregard's mental infirmity and
tfr. cClellan's loyalty. When the lat
:trwas resident of this city, he kept up
an active correspondence with his army
associates, and among them withiBeaure-
| gard, whom he had known intimately. At
4hattime, great fillibustering expedition
| 10 Central America, under the patronage Of
the E. G. G., which has played SO large
part in Ills rebellion, was contemplated
By the restless spirits in the South. Beau
regard, though in the Army and bound by
the obligations Of his oath, was impelled
by his love Of notoriety and by Ills desire
to give scope to his military ambition to be-
come one Of the chief conspirators. But
he knew that Walker then in full blossom,
was not the man for leader; and be had
not that entire confidence in himself that
would justify his taking the command. He
applied to McC Clellan, Offering him the most
hattering inducements that could be held
out-the leadership with arbitrary powers,
active support throughout The South, the
lions share Of the expected spoil, and the
military dictatorship ofthe to-be conquered
provinces lie would engage in the en-
terprise. This offer, tempting.to young
nan of easy conscience, was summarily
rejected; but was renewed again and again
with new temptations, until McCl le1lan per,
emptorily forbade any further reference tt
: it. Wanting his leadership, the exped;
/ ton was abandoned. In the correspon
dence, Beauregard admitted the military
superiority Of Mcclellan, and expressed
2 himself thoroughly satisfied with a subor
dinate position in his command-an est
} mate Of our young Generals worth tha
expected event Will abundantly prove
, 1861-08-19

The Pittsburgh GazeAs Of the 14th, says
that On the day before, fifteen carloads,
or 5000 muskets, were hauled through
that city, consigned to Maj. Gen Fremont
at St. Louis. The Gaaetts does not tell us
where they were from.
, 1861-08-19
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE coz d Al
AN8
BLOOD REltUFATW


Fee wAHa p7t1eant T. t,z ra7to Il h a.
ExiafnthZ. G1d gtttaE EN1entag 70 the vial poHatz
It also Ee.viyides and xcuews the hloG
m its ORIGINAL purity aG thn8 restoEea and faaets
Dc system 3nV11nefah1e 10 attzckz Of dsaaae
Is tne only yRrepsTstaon eysE ee5ed 70 the voela
So chemically and sfnta1y corabined as 20 be thu
as to Ect IN perfect accordance with the Laws of Ma
nre and hence soothe to the weakest Stom&ca aad
enc up the digestive otXans. aUd 24.tA1 EsrvoN1 and
It L aso perfectly exhHarattnz IA 1s eecR, AMI yzt
It ia neyer followed tY lzastt1de or deprasaioa X
spirits.
propeTties and coase4ueEhy can EevaT iniure-
Euch q remeGy has long been desidsTAtum II tta
medical worid hoth bT tie o1ghly tlll In n1:
cal science sud also By al Rnn haEe saf1ed 7ci ds.
bltty md Ench remedy Jou Will nna II 1h3
, 1861-08-19

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Charleston
Cos.gitr of the 9Th inst: announces the a11tYA
Laguay1a, captured by . privateer, and also
states that thepEiyateer JEFF. Davis has eaptur-
ed large Philadelphia brig from Havans and
taken her into Brunswick, Ga, in absence OF
the b1cckadinr brig Perry.
, 1861-08-19

NEW YoRK, Aug. 17.--The Herald reports
the discovery Of an attempt to blow up Fort
are represented to haye gone there Monday
with the intention Of laying train to blow
up the msgazine and destroy several hundred
tons Of powder and large number Of sol.
, 1861-08-19

ONO TRoops FOR e1. Louzs-<}en. freEnont
hAs Row called npon Ohio for troops, and Col.
afoesseckts CsnatnnsH reginent would leave
on Sunday. saa obtain theaeas3ns ss Hk Lsus
, 1861-08-19

FsNosp's Mosements- 1Aonafass~'s Maraadess
-Capf BuyrWs tara1.y- -7Aeir 8tirasiah
win Tie Re6ezs At CAar1eaon-1Ae N1peditsoa
un ns Raxr-7Ne Eo,rc at Birds Fbtaf-1Ae,
fnt,eseAmsnts and Arfa9ery-1he Gun
Rpats, etc.
, 1861-08-19

GEN. JOHN G, FREMONT acd Other distinguished
military Hen, H be present to examine the test OF
Fire Atms 1t the coming Fair ....
HON. LEWIS F. ALLEN, F. g. FAXT0N aud
GE0RGE VAH, have been appointed delegates from
the NEW FoAx STATE AaB1CULTCRAL eoCIErY. to at
teud tie Fair, and viii be present during the veek
also been appointed rom other statss
srd the Cknadaz to be present during the Ear. and
have aignffed their Intention to be here.
FARt!KRE 0F THE NORTHWEST, let us came
tog=ther il council; come with your families Every
arrang has been made tor your zafety ard
Tort during the Fair Week. One hundred and twenty
acres of Camping Grounds. ab1ndant1y supplied with
Eater md conven1ently located, hAye bean secured
The ctzen8 Of the adjoining States coFdiate1y
yited to meet with n, and al wto do cnne maJ be
assured OF HEARTH WELCOME and GOOD AC-
COMlAoDAIIoNs.
Entities can be made at tie secretaEE's 0face, In
Springfield, until September rs after which, AMI IN.
ii the operns Of TIE Fair, at the actstys Rooms No.
fremont House, Chicago, II.
b order Ct the Executive Committee,
JOHN r. KEENOIaDS,
An:6 gy78 I'm Corresponding SecretnrT.
, 1861-08-19
For sa1e by the following D7usgtst, In Chicago:

For tale By the following DTnSEf9ea In Chicago!
EEHD h CO, !. i, II Iaka 6tFeat
EM1TH Il DWYEE, 8{ L9kH a&rHet
JOHNSON. J. H 10 State sfre6t
EAE4EAE, f. h COZ. Randolph and St8ta.
AIlEN+ ": =. 160 West HnxTfanu street.
BQEMANA & CO. GEQR4E is Randolph street
BEQkEO!Dt HENRY 2as North Clark sEzesk
BIN. a 3. 90 West Madison street.
BEYAM. E-A-a fremont Block.
BEEK KATNER IS CIsxE street,
G14EMM0NEt 1lKQNIPAS Iy9 West hadaoiRa
VEyEKSs H- G. Isl West Madison street,
D0kEEBuRG. r W West Lake sfreet
1EElER E rs Milwaukee Hyenne
GALE BR4TAEESt 2G Randolph Estets-
GARRISON, G. C. 1Q6 West Lake sfreeE
HEYL34AN, CHARLES 81 West Lake ssEeA&.
HITCHCOCK, H. sH Skate street.
IAMNEGF,.FM Canal street,
JEROA&&- AG4El QE 113 South 1ArE street.
IAHLA AFREDERICKSST State stzaet
EaTTHkI, PHILIP, II BIuB 2Rh4xveuux
XERETHIAN, F.WvV r IA C1H1k skeek
NUHlER, " H 130 Soutk Wells 9{feek
O.HARa, E. l. ~ West HaNdnI9h eSresf
PAYNE, ). D. ssate street. corner Muuroa
KEDLISB, HENRY 10 Wohcr% Blpot
ROEMHEt4D, J. So North CIzxE 6tYeef
THAYER F. ". Under Sherman Hcu6e
WHITE BRAHR0OK, E0Wea+ H1dfsen stree
WREKSCHK, CHAKLK5 LIS 1sIfWa0Kss eTessTa,
W,D HARR1a
Wholesale Agents. At Manufacturers pxiess:
o.T.TuILzA xRE
, 1861-08-19
THE PRIZE B~a.3.H.ER

WIN be awarded by competent Committee, AID the
Drill Will be in accordance With HarSee Tactics Each
Clmf aEy to be not less than 20 RINK AID file.
An business on the Fair GEouads *M be suspended
during the presentation OF the FE1zE Banner This
presentation viii be accompanied by appropriate ad-
dresses by eminent me1.
Large and srpropri4te PreE1rns viii bs awarded
for the bezt contest in sHARP SHOOTING
FINEST ME TRACK AND AMFHTHEA
nsrsN Tu AHupTr&
, 1861-08-19

GRAND CAYALCADE OF PREMIUM STOCK
FLoRA TxxpLx, E1HA4 ALLKH and otheE ce1ebrl
lies are expected to compee &or Independent and i
En....snt p1izex oTar And above tho PRxx1Ux L1sE.
LADIES RIDING AND DRIVING,
In ndollzra ofsxed In Preazt1E1a.
, 1861-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Confederate
forces have nearly all fallen back to Fa1rfsx
Court House, thus widening the distance that
separates the hostile forces. The pickets Of
beth armies, however, occupy nearly the
tame advanced positions as heretofore,
, 1861-08-19

WeEavea Wsr on hand, aud It ia necessary 70
1mlt rothlng whieh can make our soldiers
-conafaxtat1e, md eiye them Thorough training
.foE esez7 dutJ ttheY may hzTe 10 padorm.-E.
T, Fnst.
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a Il - L TX a 9 L

Of to 91rIEXSygf ssAy- -ARFCAL SYdzE-
kkvl of ne condition Il ne HoHk IASC-
sRAAtF COMPANY oftr tay or Aeir icyt.
- fl~ Id FAY u .ftasrry isai
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway. New York
HOTELS.
Board kcSDe.s 10 :, - .i',y

>i.ee ihe ol'ssaus & thi- vest 49, son. af'siiou-
He,, II lssi q ha hesa lbf snsis ..sesy,r y The
r.sd-,er. q. rn.Ie n ,ho ,aess .'aa rt'.e.s. rom
see,sa, ant comfortable homt 81 "A. e'uss- sna
stranger on ths. side sl.f Aiiaa,.,-
ani ~sstesef hs. .e.'aei irsely to asnir.sef =
a. craf.u Il is guest, iasg .sr. snssaser> ~.
w,hs-,t r.s a., e. ee.s. Be-. rr.sts. sa te co'"nue
81 ,he e,sin-a4. 81 .sa,iaa. 80 -os,si essesueat
Which n.-i.ru sri "a. iuvsno,i. s.i ns'i.fa ss-te
srl.ro, "a saa the pasroasse vss.t e a.. eou'nsn-
- .'ur,us tie i.a-s yesr.i grssis,tnT prs-'f
thai sl~ir saast. have hs.n srareeistsa.
70 nss.i ihe c,ixeaei~. pfii.e 'ius.. No ~ are
required to prarus. ,he Hayl dssi ss'Fssay. M
unisr-irn.,i
Have Reduced the Pfsse oi Board to
TWO DOLLARS PEk DAY.
s,th- sane un,e abauay nae q IL 'asarse, ~ish
~h.ch ,hs,s sa,ag hss hhsss, b~,n .urp''si
rRf spwEis w1in'oar A 90.
x.~,.-A. ~ss, i-si sno-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
/. puIxISTRAToR's SALE

UMINI~I hN IVN =
Y x.sae. !. hrrrty siv~r that esh III a. ioe-
~ A.o,,or. on Friasy DE s1th q os'.er. 'ssi. ~
a. rr-ss~rse n Daniel natf. iais = fis. '-eny
s-~~..-. al has rerssuai rse1rertf - rs--'t "
. ~ -sssc~l corsisfinx q Hessfbed fnfas,sff. h.F
c.fsls. Hozs. A.. fsruinr imPiemenwt vss.n.
rro.sn q one year ~lil - s.-l - y. s-.s -
e~tT - .-~sr~ -sf-fns ..ln<,ic- snt hIrfnsmsr'
sYPr-> HIRAr ssfsa Ax.s.
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N z DIcAL.


rs coasssuntionh dlsesse 4 eaurupslo- a ths
II bss-f, by which tbs fnid bseoue. tiats1. ~ee1,
<zs1 Ipsr. Being ia the circufaton, psreadez The
~bsf tiy. and may bGrst cat IN ai-sses On sis psrt
ef a. Ne organ Is zee from "a attack. nog ts Lsfe
is ssS3o1ss caassd ~ a afzesse. io~ llvag.
diso<ered o. unhealthy food, impure ar. tith snd
ifs haits. the dsprsssing vice. siid, ssvve al ey
tn Nsnerral iafecpsn NhatessE be "a origln. "a 4
hsrcsitary IN he consfitntion descending frcn pa
rrnt, u cblldncu uao the third and foGrth sessfs
siosi:' INDEED Il seems - DC the I'd q HIM uao
s4ys -. will Nisis thc niouitie< - the f,ors urcn
their eLiidrsD.'' .a
It, esecis counicnce - deposition .Iesn ~ oioot
a corrupt Of uicefozs matter shch. IN tae uns~.
hVer aud Internal orgsns, J. termed tureeIi-s. -
tn gisnf, sveiiinc- snd ~ thc srrfsce. eruptoo>
a. -ort~ This f0sl ooDtpuen. whira eendsf- n ne
ho,d s.eprsssrs ~. ensTgses = life, that seIofa
iaass complaints. ert fhss hsse fsr lr~~ power g
siilstalc the suacks " oi1sr eiss >se eo''y ynfft
j, .s.i numbers perish ty tsorders e.s1. although
sol k-rofisos1s tlsr all rsE1~rct t<-
al ~ this taiat la The system. ho~t 81 thr ecrs
sutnptlo1 which cecimAtet the human fAn N tSt rs
erfctu cire<fiy A. shi< s<re-sa- os-taaa nGcrs
rlnny destructive tiseas%s - the G>er. stcIsss,
hraih snt irdeed, n ali The orfsns. arse ffr -
sre aggravated ~ the SAINT caast.
One quarter a al Cur people ar~ sSTor cs, frefr
n.rsons sre invaded ~ hfs lrrdng infs<'s o. ard
tLtr health = urccruisiec ~ 81 To cSaDse T. irssn
the system reno. efe t4s - -, - Tr attfA-
uvs uccicIs and ny.gofatc u ID arsithr SD and
.s~rci-e sab a medicine supply 10
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a NV sRTssif'
Roback'S Stomach 6ittcrs

4 nfs nfi rtlgitul NtlLAtila afri lNftial L.
ssyng fctis l~ sssina,h sud fnr ihe T-e,
lilloslr complaints. nciteui g. ihl Nr-t~fn e,snlry
1ry a.
IA mesnlfg drinA. 20 4 ixs-l.,n aisi rssiss
ID .isrP-ia. p hAs 20 rqnai ff, it
IL F1s.is q 81 stsl<rsei 80 s.sirr niti-fs IT,
n tofiaula = ihs~e HlirIs It~l ilf .o4r
properly of o.. Heback. .siruaf,f ~iih ~ f.f
oldsss and clalneui Nsd,a rfastlfon-fr a..
Ne-. snd if i directly i'-ilosied urs ihe ~slrt "a
Western people.
The-e lasers derive their tl4ma.l- lon a.. ,.,,.i
~ tsnic nature ofth~ rDfs md h.fIi. ef which fif
composed. sr1 - usy are. ~ sussinr ua0AI4
grai cravings oi uie stomach. dIts'uy launa ,r =
TEMPER s~tI.
Tie pIcs,ut propristoT believe ilni Ia Iusiinf ih.s
widely kLo~p. the puiic ~slfafe ls -uh.eft.-l
n wfll rson be fof sale ~ an ~ ~ Road. f.
mcrous Agent-, std % Hotsis. a az. roaffs
Ia The snnne orders oni hc t'i.t d.r,tf q. ..I
Cincinnati ln ay qnantty, anl a. tiie losrisf Hsf..
u T. pui ~ r Oaaft liotle- and securely la.A.i it
dos crse- Hsif spf saupe ra-es viii harst. J.
bc pacAed ard .,i,l lo sl5 a.dfe.- q dearsa.
Retail Price ei per bottle. ga >ts
Tor o..
filrripsi office snf .Aietfesn Nof al Ialrl
sfrset. 81 t,iiiailg irou Msls StF~sf lia1lai.afi
Oho- Laboratory, - - Asu.u.lf.l Susei
Tor shle "a Nieu togHiy ~
Pm DoNNElIN. Isrrs Haas.
! u tf ~l>suAs
M. 4. Snlli. Ns~ cs-l.sn.
lETEk htSkllk. teutrrsiAs
And ~ p-ureisi- snf e.rt-4afi. s,.l..s. f,
/ thfcnct IS TIC United Stst~- snr CanA-as
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19

n Atiry. Avc
Tsrs.- Bante. ,ul.s - issi -1us.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-19
Ayers -Ague Cure,
ron THY SPTTDY Cf'Rf or

,.,....,,,.,,, p,,.r or pe,~r am Agss Resrittert
p.ycr. chill revtf. Dumb Agns. ieri'-icai Head
ashs, o. Blllious Headache. and B'ysas To-
vers indeed frr the wholc cta>s cf cis-
esses o. ig.atRs In hillary esfanes-
u.fnt cauasd by the Malaria y
Ninemstic Cnsirtrics
w.,,., enabled h.re 70 oarr the community
roulsdy ~hieh. ~hilr = cure. ils 800 GO
ou.ntf~ Sasa fcEnosS T. int -i-enlc IN dlstf1St.
whefr theso afilciing Disorder prevail ih'- esfs
es.,els 10 ndans,lc poison q lesef AMI Asut hon
Al a. ,.:. III II ,atcr 1 ~ ID. rss approach q 81 rsu
i,or, ssmpsons 4 Is not only tlf besi remedy ever
yct discoecroe for IN. e'as II eo'npiAn,s, ne' -
dll.r lftre. q y thin The reach - e'efHi"i. aso
IN billion. ai.ir.ei-. ~hsfs fsssf Aia Agne lf'.aib
ever, iois -i.oud his- it and u'e - if.rN hp,h -
c,,,e and ptDt.. tl.n. : Srsest -nf'sttHuf ~ tn-
,,..l, a,.r An, niher esef dsco,cr~i "a the fl'-
dv snI certain eur lss,stsaiisni- - that u eh-
tains 10 oulninc rsinetal, CONSEQUENTLY ~ pieaa-
r.. no nusnism - ether Injurious tn'tts ~hs's -
upon tn~ ron-tltufion. rhoae cured y, " arr 'ti "
healthy - lf they lad never had the di-ease
Fc,sr and Ague y not Aionr ih' c"n-~l"". - .h~
mixsma.e tal-sn sssa, .sf's'y = wv
x..,.i.ia Eirumatssfr. ssou;. H0~daeha. hedi'e--.
r..,l.sl. rMafle Chaifhh, Nihma' lHVl
talon T-insni Ae-c,i"t = .he slIe..n W.
t.,trs pam IT, the l.swei- Cole PARALYSIS
.ud psrangcpssni 4 The si"mafh'
.us,h.h. uA.n oslginaiing in lhl. caa-e, pNs 90
an. in,.r,nlttrs.t ty-. become periodical lhls
sCrn, Nlti- iie I'i-en from the blood, "na 9 ~
.csnenil, snfs. them al alike u y an h'Mua"''
,,,, ,i, a. immigrants aud Ierrou- travelling -
Temporarily l,s.diug in The mAlafia- ai.i = |"
t,l.a g.. a-i,.nas ~ daily While sNrsca - iht -
f-ian ilat VIII ise eetreiei nom ih' ~ iN. ~"
r.n,.t a..,,tnniats in sufreienf quantity o. fH~n
lnt. dl-.s-~ H.slce eten NOR f' aa'ie 81
ptotertia, fhan rafr. sfd {, - vii ''ff -eh,' if"'"
inisrmiti.ui- ID ii,es sssh ihon-s - ih" if'
tect,on thu rrin a, sf..at-
g. l.r.,..,..I 81, Is a.. kArh 4 CO.
lsf~sll N~-sachu-efls-
All uu rfHs.,is- ti. ift safe - j. 't>if.DH
pm rs..>,,4, ana ., "a prux.i.t- iu r'ft-
unuts
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