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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE ELEVENTH
CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.

The Eleventh Connecticut regiment, Colonel Kngsbury
will arrive during the week. Governor Buckingham and
staff will accompany the regiment, and with the officers
viii breakfast with The Sons Of Connecticut at the Aston
House In the evening Of the day. at the Fifth Ave-
nuo HOTEL Governor buckingham will hold reception
at which, also at the breakfast the daughters OF Con-
hectic will be present. The number Of tickets to the
breakfast will be limited These who desire tickets will
pease to notify }. H Amy, agent of the State OF
Connecticut at IS Leonard street Chas Could Esq., No.
Hanover street. or Richard A. McCurdy 9S Broadway,
on or before Thu sday morning next, designating how
MANY of the tickets for ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03

kANsAs LlII Mo, IltC z, IbbI.
Tho Santa Fe and Carson City mail, with dates to tho
Goth nit arrived Saturday night.
General Hatch aud Captain Grover came passengers
en- route FOR Washington.
petition for the establishment OF asemweeKly man
santa re and nde pendencc has gone, sgled by
citizens Of Fe and will be Forwarded to the os uf
fee Department. ,,,
noe, nj Galino twenty miles west OF Abeguan, for tho
protection OF section of the country against Indian
incurslons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
Commander wilkes at the Brevoort4.

COmmnndcr Wilkes at the BrevOOrt
House.
PUBLIC RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL.
Captain Wilkes, the gallant commander Of the San
acnto, returned to this city from Staten Island early
Yesterday afternoon and has taken handsome suit Of
rooms the Brevoort House. where he intends to reside
for the present. with his amable wife and Family. So
lect number OF friends paid their respects to the Captain
during the day. Preparations are being made by the
Common Council to give tie CAPTAIN suitable public re-
ception he having consented TO accept such demonsta
ton Tho joint committee Of tho Common Councx win
meet to morrow 10 complete arrangements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
FIGHT AT BLACK WALNUT CREEK.

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. so, 1851.
Major r. NJ. Hough, aiddecamp to General HI ter, In
command Of four companies of the First Missouri cavalry
escort to large from Sedaa arrived yesterday
The command had engagement with rebels at Black
Walnut creek and killed and wounded seventeen an To- r.
fvc prisoners. Five Unonsts including Major HouSh,
were wounded, but seriously.
The weather is cold and ice is running in tn river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
NIarkefs.

PnlL ADELPHit, Zee. 2, 1861.
Breadstuls less active, owing to the declinatoa Of in
surapce companies insert the clause IN future poll
ces Flour dull, at S. 37Ia So for superfne Waoat
finn: sales $4,000 bushels, white at 81 So 81 As red
81 IS 81 &c. Corn unchanged: old &c.; new, soc. q
&c. whiskey dull at 201ac. 2lc.
BUFFALO, Dec. 2-1 p. N.
Flour dull. wheat-Saes ordinary ared winter at
81 04k. Corn dull at 40c. Frcights-No quotations,
imports-e 600 bbs -four IA O00 bushels wheat 81 600
bushels corn. Experts-ls0 900 bushels wheat, 1000
bushels corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
CONFlSCATTON OF THE BARK SAMUEL
MOXLEY.
New LONDON. J


The bark Samuel Moxlcy. parity owned in Apalachicoa,
Florida seized to day, under the conscaon act by
the Collector at this port The vessel had just arrived
here, in ballast from Sligo, Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03

SEIZURE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN BY THE.
REBELS.

LEAvENwoRrH. Nov. 80, 1881.
The train on the Platte Company Railroad was seized,
yesterday its arrival at Weston by the guerrilas
under Gordon AMI the United States Express Conpauys
freight appropriated All the money in charge the
express saved. The mail matter iakcn
Gordon had previously robbed the oseveral Union
men Of Weston.
No trains will be road til this gang
dis lersed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE KANAWHA LEGIs-
LATUEE.

WHEELING, Dec. 2, 1851.
The Legislature met in this city to-day Lieutenant Go
Polsey presiding in the Senate and Daniel Frost
or Jackson in the House The Governors Message was
in this evening 1t is favorable review of the con-
htion Of things in this State advocating strong measures
against the rebel abcttors in our midst.
Colonel Kramer, OF MoDongahea, offered q resolution
FOR q stringent confscation law
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF THE WHEEL
ING CONVENTION.
PROPOSED PLAN FOR THE EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES
IN WESTERN vIRGINIA-THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE
STATE, ETC.
WHEELING, Va, Dec. z, 1861
In the Convention to-day Mr. Hogan OF Barne offered
the following
Whereas, gro slavery is the origin and foundation
Vf our national trorbles, and the the terrible
rebellion IN midst that Ia seeking 10 overthrow epr
eQvernment and whereas, slavery is incomnable with
IN Word Of God, detrimental TO the interest Of free
people az well as wrong TO slaves themselves; there
Resolved, That the Convention inquire expedi
ency OF making the proposed new Safe free state ard
provision be inserted for the Gradual emancipation Of
all slaves within the PROPOSED boundaries of the new
State to be submitted TO the people OF the same for their
approval or rejection.
Referred TO the committee fundamental and general
provisions
Mr.. Brown, of Kanawha, offered the following
Resolved That he state Of Karawha ought t. assume
Just and equitable proportion Of the State debt Of Viz
gnia and in doing discriminate betw en- lis friends
and foes by paying, first, the bonds held by her
loyal citizens next hsc held by loyal citizens not
dent in the State Of Kanawha and of tho excess pro rata
share.
Mr. Caldwell, OF Marshall, gave notice that he should
AK that provision be inserted in the constitution to
The eject that when the constitution submitted to the
people .ey snail then determine whether the name Of
he new State shall be Western Virginia or Kanaw ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
MR.. JOHN II. Amy APPOINTED ASSISTANT
RTERMASTER GENERAL or CONNEC-


Mr. John r. Amy the active and popular agent in this
city the transportation of Connecticut troops the
seat of war has been appointed Assistant Qartestsr
G neral of that State by Governor Buckingham The ap
poinment is just recognition Of the important services
rendered by Mr. Amy in seeing to the comfort and wants
Of the Connecticut regiments while passing through this
city en- route for the seat Of war;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
Notices OF Bills.

The following notices Of bills given under the
rule
MILITARY AND POSTAL RAILROAD BETwEEN YORK AND
WASHINGTON.
BY Mr.. WAsHBuREE, (rep) Of Ill-To establish post
road from the city of New York to the city Of Washing
ton.
BY Mr.. VAN WICK, (rep.) OF N. "a bill to establish
and construct military and postal railroad from Wash
ington city, in the District of Columbia to the city Of
New York, in the State Of New York.
THE ADMISSION UNION.
Mr. BERSuEisEt delegate from Utah presented the
sttuton which formed by the Convention Of dele.
gates assembled at Great Salt Lake City, Utah. in March
last accompanied BY memorial asking Congress to admit
that Territory into the Union State equal foot
ing with tho original States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

BOsroN, Tee. 1861.
Company c, Of Sappers and Miners. numbering ninety
men, has been recruited IN Boston. and forty from
Portland icft via Norwich, tonight.
The Twenty .fourth Massachusetts regiment Colonel
Stephenson with the Fifth light battery under orders
to leave on Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03

writes tous to state that he msreprcscaci by the
papers in connection with the late homicide ia Worth
street He asserts that he did not fire at his assaants
Unfortunately, and that 1t only after he suffered
considerable violence that no discharged bis revolver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2, 1851.
The boat from Old Point has arrived but brings M
news.
There was no flag Of truce yesterday.
The steamers Boston and Delaware had ssYss ,,,,
large supplies for Port Royal
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 IL DISEASES OF THE FEET SUCCESSFULLY
"A Banions Ca2soes S,e ana sa.,ws
Feet &C. skfully and successfully treated, ny Or '.
BRIGGB Surgeon Chiropods 2l3 Broadway, new x0SAs !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
SKIRMISH AT NEW MARKET, NEAR ON
POINT >~

A skrmsh occurred on Friday night near New Market
about five mics from Old Point, in which three rebels
wore Killed Including f. A. Scott, well known mer.
chant Of Richmond His body Identified by etters
In his pockets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03

ARRIVAL OF STOKESHIP RELIEF IN BOSTON.
BosToS Dec. 2, 1861.
Tho storsship Relief from Hampton Roads arrived
here to-day. she landed Eve political prisoners al Fort
Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
INTERESTING FROM TYBEE ISLAND.
ITEMS FROM THE CAMP KETTLE.
THE CAMP KETTLE.
WE Know ONLY OUR COUNTRY.
Nov. II 1861. \
Vol. /.

The Crnp Kettle is published every opportunity by
The Field and stan Of the Roundhead Regiment Colonel
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-20
Selected Expressly for the Daily News.
Adventures Of a Thirty-TWo Pound
Shot.
ICmcluded.I

H, we've shot a Frenchmanr p
Shot 4 Erenchman. exclaime
| H., is it possible! When shall I
| hear the last of that internal shot -
Go on board my dear -, without
delay, and satisfy AicnsieurtIpat it was
an accident
The lieutenant accordingly went
on board the trench corvette, and
explained to the captain the circuln-
stances, Expressing his deep regret "a
the accident. and Offering to send the
proper persons from the Ontario to
repair damages. Monsieur, however,
Was not IN as implacabie a mood as
M,ynheer; he declined the offer to re-
pair damages, but talked ofinforming
his government and maintained a re-
served, offended manner, until the
American officers patience began to
wear out: assuming as stately a de-
meanor rs the F'renchnlaIl, he 1ravely
ohaerved-.S S:r. have informed YOU
ot' the circumstances o. this acci-
dent, and made You every apology
which, III my opinion, the case re-
qulrcd-will you be pleased to inform
me whether yon are satisGc,d.' I'hc
French captain immediately relaxed
- Oh, oui, Monsieur, certainneut,
certalnncnt, c'cst asseZ, c'est ASSET
line American officer thereupon made
his bow and returned to the Ontario.
The officers now INDUCED tie hone
that this unluck Y shut had terminated
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-20

lest or make them afraid I've
gentlemen in buggy, with q secess-
ion flag attached to their horse head
have travelled up one street and e'own
the next, out one and back another,
with reyolvers in their pockets. and
courage in their hearts. But fI..
valiant Captain Shinkle and his he
roic company having achieved glory
enough for one day, allow the defiant
'secessers to display their flags and
shout for jeff. Davis without inter
ruption.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-20
Barring Exploit.

Sthtit "p1oihtett fhisaioh"fy 10 zen
trail America, is sojourning Temporal
riIy in this city. Mr.. Nichol-
sons daughter, MolIie, maiden of
fifteen years, as :, matter of amuse-
ment for a little sister Of nine wears,
made 4. miniature flag Of the Con
federate States, its dimensions being
about four by six inches. The ex-
istencc of this little toy inthe Rever-
end gontleman's house was commu-
nicated to Captain Amos Shinkle,
one Of our wealthy citizens, and the
commander OF an unconditional ICON
stitutionaD Union Home Guard,
commonly known as the '.short gun
gang"
The Captain announced the fact
TO his company to-day, July d, upon
his return TO tIteir armory after a
public parade in honor OF the celebra.
ted Rebels and Secessionists Of l776
lie submitted a proposition TO his
company to go forth and capture he
miniature emblem of liberty, under
whici, the Rebels and Secessionists
Of 1861 arc fighting in the Confeder-
ate States. Wearied as they were
by the f;itigues Of half days march,
.hey enthusiastically responded to
she daring proposition Of their hero
ic cllieftain. to the number of about
one hundred and forty men. After
Il forced march Of half mile, the
place Of assault WAS seen IN the dis
! Il
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-20

ment of Louisiana Volunteers, arrived
in this place on Sunday evening direct
from Yorktown. He reports our troops
in good condition and ready to meet
the enemy. The esickness had aoateI,
and but few were laid upin the hospi-
tai. Col. DeRussy has resigned his
position as Colonel of the Cd Rcei-
lnent, having been appointed uaon
the Staff Of Gen, Polk, and he will
be hereafter stationed al Memphis.
Nnmorassigns the Office vacated ~
| Col. DeIsussv to st. John LidcleH, ct
the parish Of Catah0ula. Col. Lititeil
is graduate OF West Point. and ss,a.o
doubt, by his we'll known decision and
tirmness OF character, well fitted for
the responsible position.
Col DeRussv expresses the opinion
| that in the event Of the continuance
Of the war, important operations nay
be expected upon the line OF defence
IN the peninsula. 1t is evident rnst
Fortress Monroe must form base Ii2s-
Of movements Of the enemy upor: Rich
mond, and that having concentrated
at and near the Fortress q sufficient
number Of troops to form an invading
column, their advance towards .cn,
mond must be made right til-osgi,
l orktoWn.
An examination o. the map wiz
SHOW at glance the inportan,aar,
Of o;r detences 81 that place. (.
I Iorktown, the distance between ' Eoril
and James rivers is about SIX gn,it>,
and the most CT that space is rena;re%
inrassable to the columns Of 8 1ar-e
force by the nature Of the ground, re-
ing cutup INFO ravines, and FLIED ~ ::
Inorasses.
The route must, therefore, BE- h. TIE
way ot \ orkt own, ana even if the eGe-
my should select another route, i IS
hardly Ia be presumed that they uo.JJ
leave such an entronchInent ca1..p j..
their rear 10 elnhaTass their tGr@re
advance OF cut of tbeir safe re Y,a..
We see by a late number cE -
New York Tribune, that the -
view is taken by our enemies or -.
Importance Of this position II:
notorious abolition sheet points -.
,rroI.irn onsrs+;o,,s a. s' . s"a ~. 'lt( ,G[-
+ he ,,ecessity- of arc,,onI I,,in,r ~ avs.,-
force at Fortress Mo.ro.,
from which noint an advanci~,,- c-,.
r,no r.sie+Iass h,- i4s n,,,,herS e.r.,
,DgIl,.,u1 NAV vnaxs .Iono, r1rono,. .....
,ac1- ,+. ,ha ,,r,,;,,.~,Io s,,s%ain2,1
i. s,;,,. or ,,!s(. =, ho.I ,;,-crs ,,rssn
,,v,1- ',,,,. +orcns - yarl4ozr, .,.-
-,eI, ~ .n,,; ed ~ants ,,ror, tho c..,,
Kichnord
1.7
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26
Ayers Ague Cure,

lStermil,ent Fcver. OF Fever asd Asus, Rsnitlsps
Fever. Ch.li Fever, Dumb gl,, PciiO''csl lead.
sebs or D.llious He-asche. and bsii4o.s fe-
vsra. lnicti f1r tic whole elast of q
cases or guatinr ~ hiiiary defsnrc
n.eni. caused y lho Aalariacf
Ala-mstc Couatrie--
yeare - ah.cd here q oTs- he community
rerassy ~hi~b. 9hiie IL surss the above oomplsins
With certainty. stin perfectly hsTfnle-s IN sHJ
quantity Such remedy = lAValuahis n dis.fife
essre these slHlo,ing disorders prevail 1his csis"
sxpel- sbo nias nate ison 81 F.vef aud Aga lr %
ths sr~,~ru and prevents tta development u t-e
dsea ,e II taken on The fst approach its prer
ito-v IS nr.of- II s. NOT only he best remedy
vet discovered icr tlis olass - oonp.sils, tst Sls
the cl.aue-f The large quaniity We supply Tar
iier fina~ N~lihin the = ach " eNerN oe-is. Snd
an Liliu. di-tr-s. bcre feses aud Asae p-oNeil-,
everst-ln should hsN. and 49, IL ifs~is - f'r
rtlrr ana laots-cttcn- Aisat Tu9tTlpdhH II ahls
r.tnslv over auN ui-l discovered Tor The ft-s-
iy and ccrsaia oi iutsrnitass n that a con-
taiDs n. QGiIine uiisrt1'l osfis' uentN II fndu-
c,.s ~ Qnsni-m ether Injurious vii'-- whatever
urn a s,snssitnliou- 1ho- euied by u are left
hsslthS - II they Had never had the di-ea-e.
r.s.r and Ague j. not alon" Tie eon-eqaenos Il the
miasmaiic poison. srai variety 81 Disorder sri-e
from IT, irritaiie a. among whrh arr
S..ralei.. Ih.unaaiissn tcut IIOslashA BilndD~-..
Tc-ahAche. Esr.eha. CssfsFTah, Asthma. rsfi-
tatian, Painful Affect. q ul The Spleen Hy-
tsrie-. Pain in the Bowels colie PARALYSIS
and pTang,fnent 50. the Sfomash,
Al II Witch when - igin~tinE "a thI- cause. pat
the interiniteni typ. ,r bccone periodical. This
'CvEE eNt.el- il. IHi-.u ls9m thr blood, ard con
selfasnfN th'fn Al ailke IL i an Invaluable
rrotectiou 10 immigrants sad persons travelling ~
telnforail, residing IN the malarious disfricis Il
taken .--ssiansiiy daily while exfead Ia ID. IN
iect0n. that viii t "Nore"i frrm the TEN. snd
cannot accumulate ia rnficion; qu'niiiy - ripen
into dl-es..-o sep,c Ia j. even more valuable for
protection than cum. and 4 y viii ever -utsr lTom
inermitseni. Id tl.as sssU Themselves q tie Pr
lection the rentas 49, -.
sS~ Pfrt~r.-i - >. AAEk : CO.
lowell. Ms--- hs.-<tt-.
All uur r,n4-fl,- ~. tf -ais - j. h CrNiS.sfae,
PM po~>,aas. aill IS - ifatrisi- ~ Tefr'
Uauts
whsl.-.l. T., AnK> a TO. Cipeiun-t1
jun 1 -ai.-ius-Vee~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26
a >Ev ARTICLE
Rob aok's Stomach 2ite,ys

Lew Asc deiiglsua1 iosa solsle asrl ,-r,sIs, a.
giving toae - ts stomach AID fcf - pfxVoutln as
n'i1eur complaints. noidsn; tbe Western cos.ntry
Try H.
A-s mcrriag dri.k. sssist di,s-ssoo u,d rcl,.s,
Dy-psp-ia. d has no equal. Try H.
IL ..ft.-r Il = sup-r.of az otfer Hts~r- 7rx L.
The iorunnlA u tbt-e H;ter- noe 9ssl1 sAe 49,.
rFopcTiy " IL, Robaek, q, ,.l4ted With ers a IL.
oiaef aIi nt eminent Aeieal Prscsitoners ~ IL
Me- and ~ s4eeily prel-cssse uEoD the w.nts -
Western poop.
These htfsrs rise their .,ilnu! a. frs N H. t~.f
IA ifoc nature u tbs aud berts q. 49,. tb~s
are G. imposed. aud a. they are. ~ ailayinz unnst
oral craving u The siou@ch clTectly prou.si,s 3.
TEMPEGANCE.
The preset; proprietor beiicyc- that ia naalir t.
sndey knonn, the public welisre - subeervs1
4 vii soon b fpr sale by al oi Dr. hohecks IA.
tncrous Agcnfs, and al Hc-ir &c- The corntry ON.
Ia tie mcsnlue orderr Will b. fIls~a ,,rs.- .rss.
Cincinnati in any quantity, and ia. la>e-t
u i put up IN Quar- Boitles, and securely paeles
o1c doz e4-c- Hail doz ample ~iIi e-a T.
~ psckes AMI lat % any address. n de-lrs1
ttetasi Price, eI per bottle, or .ts
for a..
Principal ono. alsd esisar-sni Sot EA~s four.a
STREET. 81 fuiiduE frcm Maiu su-et CinrfnL-..
Ohlo. i-Apprstoiy. ~. - han,inoo1 sar.el
for sal@ lr NiEp County ty
:" a Do>SflI-f, Tern H.st.
:. =. CUNNINGHAM.
W. l. sHUEY, New Go-her
PfIAk BlSksfk. C<1frszlil.N
Al.d ey Druggists and NereLsns. rso.s-l.,
thrcnseout the united stAlce asd Csnsdss
0c3l~sf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

TICKETS gOK SALE At Aff MAIN
0rFlCfS
RFlGHTs

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w- N.e eA...si ar'n,s. . ~ i,s :. - ~, ~,
-. =, - f.,sts ~ sar Na-fk Werfsr~ iko<-
r-r.ss.ts % ~tlrf-ra fHirasiir9 ite Ia s1ssfta-
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80. - - - sf.-ss b trsast-
I'M RATS of FisisHt - Po.a' = iss
W.. ~ the fe-reyt snls 1slfost ar - AZ tfaet
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ex-s@-fs \ csst> sss--rsi Sat't. A,1-rl4. f-ea
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

compound EXTRACT OF o2rsararllla,
1ls N ~ oiiesna remedy which the medical skill Of
or iirs- devise for this everywhere pres aiiny
kfc fftsi maiady n Combined hbn thc most active
r~ss-iias lkat have been discovered for ile ssprr.
gsiou u ill- foul disorder frt1 be hlod. and
rs~Se Of the - ssteTu frem IL destructive consc-
s-ncss Hence Il should be employ ed ior Tie cure
Il cniy >crofuis hut si-o tia-e sbsr Affections
~hica arise from u, such A.
Kruptsvr and Slln Diseases, s.. A.'tb,ny'- IRE,
Roe. or Eryspslss. Pmples. Ian-sui.s. klotcb-
-. ~ ans and Boilr. Tumors. Tc;ter aad SAX
Rheum, Scsld Head. Rngworm. flhea.
-nst-nn. syphilitie ana Nercarvsl
pssases, DrUp-y. nySQsps.s.
ncbiilty. ard. indeed. All
Complaints arising fronl
NitlStsd OF Impure
Blood.
The poiular beiicf in 'impuriy Of tbe bi,s,t" -
founded ~ truth for ~crofls i- degener stcu of the
blood The particular purpose and vtrs1e of ths.
ssrsapsria 10 purify snd regencrste fh vital flu
i'd without which sound hesith j. impossible In
taninate 81 constitutions
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r-R ALIEN. A. v.c
IcTse- Hsats. tans Il, Issl -s<sss
r. s--rhe sxI,-o-ss = The yssf - elnparcd ..th
~ esreu-e sor ls5s and 'co. -so- decrsssa -
500.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-26

sSIhsFe WGl be - dssiaGsa from ;he Above
ase--
e. A6vsrtl-.ss.sals rahu-asi g. both Daily aid
Weekiy. viii b. srsca th- fuN Daily rate with ese
sar q the Weekly rates added
CHARLES CRUFr. PRo'H.
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MEDICAL.
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

Tsa c-nsututional disease. co~ruvsicr a. che
II Mod. es which shis ruid besornes sttisued ~csA
and poot klug In the circniAt.on II rerIstes the
Whole hcdy and may erss - disease on any part
of II Ne ossNn .sfree frosn A. atsscks nor tLere
T. vsf lcusiy eaGss ~ meruial disease. io~ living,
eisoraersa unhealthy food. impure air. hlth aid
nlhy habits The depressing vsoe- snt show all hy
the ven~resl infection Whatever be is origin Il IL
hereditary IN the Constitution ds-outing sfrcs, pa
rents O. ehiltfeu tbe thir and .1Grfh genera
u0ns'' iOdcec IL seems 20 be the rcd 6; Hin xho
say, II VII sit The .-icui;.es q the fsther- ucn
th~sr ckEidr.n.', r....r
ss eis<ts oorInsncc BY depo~iiion frcr- fhe Aiocs
of corrupt - ulcercus nstts5 whlcb II he lungs.
liver ard shiesHa. organs. tsaatd tVr6eFcls; IN
the glsId- s~elhHss; and Ne surface. eIapticns
sore This fou corruption, Which Scff.ier~ in the
bsas cepfe--cs The eiieTgier 81 ne. ~ tAst scgcfu
l~us compS.ais, bnt lLey have i4E les power %
Withstand he sttscks II cher di~s eonseut-
y saf numefss psfssh b disorders ~hlAh. Alshovgh
n0 <cfofaous IN ths.r nature. AZ ki rendered "a
rl - thss taint IA the system. A,-t 81 the c<n-
sulal,lioo which dc-natet thc .utaan fsui has iis
origin directly 81 this scrciif on.
many desguctiv. disesses a The liver. iidnsys
brsil. and JUDGED. Ct all the gam sri-e frc. O.
arr aggravated Nv the came cau-r.
One quarter q ll our people az rfroilicIs, thrr
Tses-ons Invaded By THIS "a 1fns n.ec-soa art
fbe sysfln ~ must renOsate The hlot by - A.tera
tive medicine sud insivora,e I; b Ne aihy foo6 Sid
sxsrelse 'sich medieins We snppy ia
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4 DMINISTRATION Nouce IL
= hfrehy r~-r. thsf i~ttsrs a stzniDisustsc-
ba.e t.-en granted - ibs uDisfsgD>e ugop Toe -
tate 4 Antress wiikine. dcsssss Iht estate Il ea-
,s..i =. -. l.err Al r.~r-oos pc.bts1 - g.
esi,rt 81 cost arr less 10 Court 0A<rvise
e.rf.s.tie -tqn. "a % makn iufDs<s.s- DsyDsci
sut .4~s tfssn-s.ses .lftbeT ccslA
n b xorEAIf. Acr,s
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