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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Arrrro.' : o<slcx vsso Co NJ
rsrre Hs1te. >ov. 4. f~sf.
THE semi-annual distribution of
u th~ $500, FanA R<~wno@ a yIxo eoantr -.
pi<ss take pctce ~ AlflN.
t&vh Aatiter Fl<o ceonty.
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TCNSoRIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash,

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
II having rsntied BIS shaving and Hair Dressing
saloon. adjoining The Ierre Hsnte House. begs lesvs
inform She cuEens and public generally. that h
Il now prepared % wait upon customers IN biz
usual satisfactory manner. ssrict attention given %
shAupoaninr and Cutting Ladies and Ilttle Girls'
Hair Gfo. ". CANADA.
1ndn
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wAsrrD.--A good Blacksmith. Saddler
aud Wagner for aorsons Indisda Rangers
the 6rs, squad Of which are sbou. 10 be mss
tered into service prior 70 their departure to
New York City. Pay so per month. Ap
kei street. Terre Haute
JOSEPH PREsDER. Captain.
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The Great English Remedy
SIR gAnRs CLARRL's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Prepared from a prssoripton Of Sir j. Clark,
W ID, PhysiosaR Extraordinary 10 fss QHern


Thls invaluable nsissins j. nnf.iling N dc eur.
all tho-e painful aud dangerous disease. - which d.
female osssdtuuon Il sultect II uodsrasss al a.
oesses and r-tDorss All obstrusuons. aud = sped,
cure may h rene-i 90.
TO MARRIED IADgk-
particularly suitsd. II vii. b. sh.at rrr,
bring 90 Tie roonibly period nh regularity.
Zach botiie. price co. d..il@r. i-.r- tbe
nent stamp q Gres; Briiisin. h prevent coanis.
feits.
cAUrioS
7hes> RI skoa9d nof - fIisH - f.aiai,s dar.as
ne FIRST THEFT HOy7HS ~ Tregnsar.. d.
H<g are ssrs q bring oN ksscfss isge. Lnf ~ say
efAs, fine n<D aye safe
Ia all cases of Nervous sai Spinal Anectsoss PAN
IN the BACK and Limb. Fatigue on sllgh. esrri,oa
PApstsfion q the Heart. Hyrterios AMI Whit.
thess Pills vii ss-ct care ~hea ell otLsr mean.
have failed. and although a ps~erfol fsnsdy. -.
pot contain irou. eslopei. s1tino-y OF Anyil iu.
hurtfn 10 the Constitution.
Pull directions IN he pan.plie, around e.eh
sge. which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent GO The United States ant Cas.ss
JOB MOSES. Late l. c. B.ss~sn Co,
Roebester. ny
S-B-ti.oo ard posi-g. stamp suclss-d a. "a,
sEthorsed agent. Oil in<rre hs-ue, eoussininr -
Pills. ~ return Eal. sd ~ n Cunningham
and =. X. Dosss''y, Tsus-Rssis. and all GOO
Druxsis,s. IHy7ad.u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

Brsndrcth's rfiis have BEN eefcre The world g.
nearly one hundred Snt ten years. They harc ar
tahii~hed character FOR safety AM sfacacy. wtict
places them IN the frn rznh q al de medicines a
de day. Ts-y are purely vegetable. hsruie-s O.
The tsn1sress are weakest frame ve, % saffceni
efEescy 20 thoroughly eiesns and parity tie hlocS
thrcugh the orrsns a sse ssousch and ecwels--
They aid and Improve cisessioa and sound refresh
ing sleep follows their use. they have cured tbcrs-
snds q cases q che most distressing dyspepsia Al
the symptoms q confirmed ccksunpucn have ben
removed ny their use. and health has again elcsse
the coce cespsiring invalid. co-tvcnsss he greNs
promoter q disease. IL infaisy cured ny these ps
Apoplexy and paralysis are surely prevented d
The pills are perseverinsiy uscd frIlnes>
or intense pain Of the head e Inexperienced. Taoas
snds o. cases furnished inrrcOf rrice % ccnts
box.
Sold ~ J. Y. cr>useHAx. Terre-Hsuss. and ny 81
respectable dealers IN medicine. tcctics~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

THE DAY SCHOOL BELL. by
u n. satb.r e ts> sshessh srs~.i s<n. rssoe =
krrSE ks>oKTNESTof
rnlan xots rsp<r AT EH1sieS~k rcrtf>ins. N.uo-
s.etaD k>oke. kknz Ne<i< krd f~swt1x fso1s a. Me-
- F<rfrlias. 49, kfpd. Cor rccfs r-rs. ren
n>s4<rz, ~ Cal an -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 9..-The feet. CONSIST
ing Of seven boat. leaves here to day
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ssss,r,snas.-Tsis trcpicAi rect has hsss reps.
aeoa vide sss wesd. Coz curing eos eia-s q DE-
ocers tia, sesict usakiD6-s rcrotsiion teo which
IL deserves Ne hes, Aasisoie possess scr serof
riocs complaints. Bus te ss brcush, TITO rse. 90
.irtses must be oonosrtsisS AID contsned VIII
ether usc;eises dat iaeTeAss Is rOver. scue rel
allie compound q dis ehsrscssr & much needed n
o.ls eon~on.ay. Read The sdvczriseznent q Dr. Az
ere saFssP>riiis IN our columns. ana We know II
neets 10 eooonlan From 80 rive cur cis.ers CO..
ndenee an ~Aat lie osers---lorgas. Syracuse, NY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-28
RECRUITING.

WASrED FoR THE UNITED skTEs Army
w Atie-e>iied men. between sges q sighl.sn
and thirty-nve years. Pay, tbe SANE A. a v.lon-
teers non sla.eo N 81, 60 Per cnih. Win rstios.
ard quarters. 70 commence a. anca.
tneer present regulations. a1ly solder baa % -
pofuur1ty - becoufDg q cornuk.rioasd a<I,o~r
for fnrtbsr iniorlDafiau. Apply II DE rendesvor,
81 1errs-b sus<. CO The ~sss s-3e - The sqesre.
TERM aF ENLISTMENT,
= IN rec years.
ALFRED L. HOUGH,
Sfpl ise Infantry Y = A.. Rsoruirns ornsg
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Weakness Of the Stomrch aud ludi-
gestiou-
another Grsg' Cure feaed w Bdrh0S's
Holla nd Ruler

dnothr 6rsg' Cure Teded w Bdrh0u<s
Holland Bufers,
rhe wife q Peter D. witse. hvi,,g IN Holland Town
ShebOygan County. Wisconsin,, suffered much from
Weakness the Stomach and Indigestion. she had
been under rhy.idan's care for some tine, but tbe
disease seemed 10 bsfDe hs skill She purchs,et
some ROLL AND BrrTFRs At our oesoe, vhIch hss
given tone 70 Der stomach. Der appetite and susbgth
are returning aud ~e firmly believe hat tia 8. A.
ether great cure scsctea ~ yOur nsdselDs-
We have stiil 70 record nan, wonderful cures Il
fctsi by ibis remedy. bat must ~slt snotber opps-
sunisy. Que ding 30 esn rely upou. ~hA, VIC tsvc
published are from Psrscns much Respected ~ our
community an1 are literally true.
J. oUISTUS.
IA. sboboggsa Sewsbode. sheeoyOan- VII
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Rad INA
Il can ouly account for my rrcsent sound heaish.
from the constant, though moderate use q B1Eaavrs
HOEI-ssD Bsrnrs-hsving frsm my youth sufer~d. ~
intervals from PiiEs. In both forms. sometimes -
severely a. 70 completely PROSTATE have fct
several months past, though subject 70 loss q sleep
and unusual rhyslesi enort been entirely free from
any symptcn Of this distressing disease: while n
general health Is very much improved"
Persons doubling the suthensicity cf this cerua
cate. srereqsested TO call uroa OF communicate viii
the proprietors They will take pleasure not oaly n
referring them 20 it- author. many others WI
have used the Holland hiers for The sam. srecslou
with equal success. eetic.l~
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Department !

VIII De enlarged and Farmers viii al all times End
a full stock Of implements Of the best quality.
b. N. CORNWELL,
Sep -. 1851. Noe. LA 4 l46 Wabash Street.
, 1861-03-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Prince Albert,

ST. Jonss, March 9-Tho steamship Prince
Albert, which left Galway on the evening Of
February 26Ih, arrived here this a, NJ 1t S
o'clock, with dates four days later than the
North Briton.
The Arabia from New York. arrived at
Queenstown On Saturday evening 22d.
The Niagara sailed from Queenstown on
Saturday afternoon, 25d, for Halifax and Bos-
ton.
LIVERPOOL 26.-Breadstnf1s generally dull
Provisions dull
LONDON, Thursday p. m.-Conso1s 9l@91119<
money 81 @9121 account.
American stockE-N. Y. C. T3@75
Political news unimportant.
Tho Prince Albert brings no news Of the
Anstralasian.
ST. JOINS, Nova Scotia, March 19.-The fol
lowing are the very latest adyices by the
steamer Prince Albert: The Emperor Of
France had eDjoined Prince Napoleon to re,
main at Paris, as visit to Italy at the present
time might be regarded rs an Intention to in.
Aueneee the question Of the Pope's temporal
sovereignty.
, 1861-03-11

interesting Af0m ~ aSn1nEtou.
WASHINGTON, March 9-Mr. Holloway, ed
ltor Of paper in Indiana, is strongly preas-.
ed by, Secretary Smith as Commissioner Of
Patents.
The statement thnt Senator Sumner ap-
posed Mr. Crittenden's nomination to the S1-
preme Bench is erroneons. Mr.. Sumner ap-
proves of the nominations The nomination
however, continues to challenge decided op-
position from influential quarters, and 1T is
feared it viii not be made Badger and Rufin
Of r. G. and Holt of Ky. are now talked Of. =,
=. Mr.: Lincoln found about 20 vacancies in
departments under the Go, enment- These
must all be filed while the Senate is in ses-
zion, or cannot till Congress meets again. Con-
sequcntly they must first engross the Presi-.
dents attention. When these are disposed Of
Dir. Llncoln'5 present purpose is to take up
for action the appointments for the new Tar
rltories Of Dacotab, Colorado aud Nevada;
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, Of Delaware, will s1-
percede Cooper as Adjutant General.
The overland mail Contractors on the Cen
trail Route have pretty much determined to
run the Pony Express between st. Joseph and
Placerrlile, Cal, three times instead Of twice
week after July next. They also propose when
they get ready to run their coach across the
continent in sixteen days time, to arrange for
the conveyance Of passengers at O cost Of not
more than $3.50 each.
The nominations of Mr. Dale as Commis-
S4oAA1A VI 1.luAi44 oAiA14e3 Huu AICulDldu WIZ
nams, Of Illinois, as Judge ofKansas, were
sent to the Senate, but before the messenger
reached the Capitol the Senate and adjourned.
WASHINGTON, March Sex Secretary Floyd
has published q statement yindicatory Of the
acceptances in favor Of Russell, Majors d Co.,
and Of their legality. !. Instead OF there being
six millions Of them outstanding, he shows
there are only six hundred thousand dollars,
and declares the contractors have secured
these by assignment Of property ample for
their protection, and TINT If the Government
will permit the earnings Of the trims for 1861
to be applied to the acceptances, they will be
liquidated in that why, without recourse to
the assignments. It tWouh eeem also, TINT the
Government owes the contractors upwards OF
S500,000 which is equivalent to the cash value
Of the Indian Trust bonds, Of the abstraction
Of which Mr.. Floyd repudiates all previous
knowledge.
He denounces the conduct and proceedings
Of the Select Committee with great severity,
and says their sole object WAS the political per.
secution and dcfamntion.
, 1861-03-11

CIHcIxSATr-March 8-C1orcr Is In better de-
Iaand, and prices are higher, closing at Sao044I5
for fair to prime. Timothy is dull at s. 50Ra 60.
Sales Of 30 bu clover at $4d0, ~ brls at $415 a.
+ucks at $4.10 and IS hu good timothy at 81 IS IS
do choice do at GAGS, 20 do prime at $2b0.
New YoEK-Maseh 7.-The demand for clover
and Timothy for the country trade has fairly COM
,nenced. We note sales Of 50U bags clover et IN
Csc; and So0Gbz0o bags timothy at $3s5O36o.
We note eaaea Of LEGO bn state and southern rough
aax Mt f. .4511.b is, cash..
!. .PrTyAnrna9-March S.-C1uyer has improved in
price tnd meets with fair request a. Al 15Sa4 a
as to qua1tty. Timothy Is In moderate request ut
S3.I51223 g bu. Flaxsccd Is rather unsettled,
and We quote noninal1y at $l.1o01.a0.
F11ADELrH1A-Marct T.-Cloyerseed comes
forward slowly aud ia fair request at yesterday q
quotations. Sales Of 100 bu fair and prime at $A3
ESQ 3 "a ne. and some inferior at S4.0014a5
Timothy and faxeeed are scarce The former ts
worth IS q lu. The crushere are purchasing tho
hitter at $l.50.
ToRoNro-1farch S.-Timothy seed has an active
wholesale demand, at prices ranging from e. 80l
8D bu. Cloverseed is equally active, at $s.75@
800 q bu.
BALr1NoRE-March 6.-Thera were sales to-day
o. aoo ha cloveseeed at $5.O0@5-25. We quote
timothy at $s75@3-25 for fair to prime lots, and
na1eeed at 81 .958135 q bu.
M11wAuKEE-March 8-1O0 hu prime timothy
sold at $2-5o; clover seed is yery dull ard the
best would hardly bring q ss4.c5.-Seatina
DETnoIT-Ma.ch 8.-cIorerseed in good demand
at S3,75; timothy $3.50. >'~>1'''''>'
Sr. Lou1s-Mareh 8y-sa1es were reported Of ts
bags clover at 81 Is; 100 bags Hungarian At nc'
and so bags Millett ut 81 q bu. -?
, 1861-03-11

From the n. 7. Independent, March O. Js:;
Comparative Statement Of the Imports Of For,
edgn Dry Goods at New York for the week and
Eatfd aa fhe see1 pert e ass4s4 esHSs4 s1,ass
Ts5wn sis.o On. On mEk't aasooa ssts''o! 41s'saS
rStpd si2se ~ IN n1t LET: -, oo7 s,a sosss
Th1f F1'Wn e. e RFt Ell s asd 10, sss$ssl
Since our last report there haa arisen coaslaeI.
abe Tor goods esTe sr Heen
time, and viii not sbe, repeated. Independent Of
this temporary demand, t6erc Il steady quiet T.
crease of demand fos goods ior Wessern and south
quest The trade In prints has been laTte. Jobhers
haye increased their pu1 pu1chaees-reselltng freely.
The stock Is mcch reduced and prices much Armet.
sheetings and ehizlugs sell more freely. There IT,
however, large supplies of bleached goods, which
weaken prices uttld Drills are 1rm-the receipts
being all ,aken rp to I'll previous orders. elaines
goods sell readily; Therehas also been conrid-
srable movement ia foreign goods; The new tariff
April, has rendered importers armer as to prices.
The great increase in The duties is equivalent to
prohibition of many art leg, which pfaces ont Of
MI que ton the certainty Of a permanent decline
pilots, beayers. fancy cassineres, VIII be excluded
Ply the ants q he 1aof moffet Il fo9 a1 some Tine
and poeess II; q FL Soee ss
alizing p3rt Of their stock at good pEices Fancy
dress 1Abfics .hava been sold to q large extent
Enslieh slxxns are brisk OF sale at good prices.
English prints h4vs Also sold well -,s.t
The leading domestic houses hare transacted
heavy business though 1he tDtaf ISLES df the sea-
son arc much contracted. There are not 70 many
doing business and caution in giving credit is e1-
trcme; but where there Is no fear, goods are
pressed on the buyer, even to the giving Of extra
credit, If necessary. The large 3obbers who sell
at four months credit arc enabled tobuy at twice
Tor ore) that lengthof credit, 30 that only they
Inspire confidence khey can transact business to o
large multiple Of their capital. Like tie foreign
exchange housas, who sell their ei1ty-dsy bills on
their own branch houses in Europe, receiving cash
for the same, and paying only at the end of ei1ty
days. they can transact large business without
any actual advance.
The stock Of printing cloths on hand In the Prov
fdence market Is said to be about 700, 600 pieces
The production is not far from X, coo pieces per
week. The present demand Is 50 small that prices
are very heavy and stock ia accommodating. Some
large sales have recently been made to spectators
at low figures. The concession within q few
months has been fully one cent per yard. These
facts will induce aame manufacturers, it III be
ieycd, to tnrn their attention to other goods.
The importations are yery light, with certain
prospect Of becoming lighter during the existence
Of the new tariff, Its only the very choicest and
most costly goods that will come forward from Ell
rope andcr tue new tariff, unless there should be
taf in tile price of the raw material to make up fol
the increase OF duty Oh the fabric,
, 1861-03-11

B1ooMHaTna, Ind- July seth, 1859.
DEAR s1H:-Ih here send you Q statement tEut think
you are entitled to the benent Of am resident OF
Bloomington. and have been r ovfr thirty years.
am noW over fifty years Of agc- For aboat twenty
years past hair has been turning coideranly TeT
and was almost entirely white md very etin and m
plant had seen number Of certificates nf the very
wonderful effect Of yonr Hair Restorative. but enp
posed there as more fiction than truth il thcm nut
ble restored to ITS original colag md tnenes
Eas In my younger days beautiful bl scE IcoacIudcd
would make tne esnertmeht. com,neTcs.S IN small
dolias. md commence using following directions 81
near as could soon discovered tlla dardruf re-
moved, aud mY hair that WAS falling OF In large quau
trieA Vss considerably .ughteuea. md d. radical
change taking place in the color. have Continued IL
use till have Used tIree uf your email bottles and
Just begun on tbs fourth. have pretty head
OF tarE brown er light black hair ans
Western @ Tl,gtnia ~ iead Is entirely clear q dan
!. as soft and ans an4 fess as oily as though Il waa
Of ny se9uantaness ftequently say to ne, 'Butlef
the effects Of your nestoraire, It is almost imnossI
Same old EEeT head.
Yours tIuly, -....-
FREDERICK T. BUTLER,
bloomington, monroe County, Indiona.
, 1861-03-11
= . E-i.' - %f-..!, -, = ! Ss.,t 4
BY TEI4EGRAPI:
q. 8. Sepate--Extrm Session.

WAGnrSoroH, March 3, 1861.
tThe following proceedings Of tho Senate on
Friday, nc fatled to receive On account Of the
breaking down Of the telegraph wires.J
sENATE.--Mr. DIXON's resolution that the
usual number Of the Presidents Inaugural be
printed, was adopted.
BIZ. FOSTER offered the following:
WaEnEAs. Mr.: Wtgfa1l, now Senator Of the Uni-
GovefbtaeTt. bat to another State and foreign Gov
Resolrtd, That ha,;he expelled from this BODY,
Mr. F0STERi;4hot seeing MI: Wigfan in his
, seat Hpala 4st:the resolution lie over for the
Mr. CL1NGMAN moved to amend Mr.. Fos-
ter's resolution by striking out all after the
word a.FheFeat," and insert: :"It Is under
stood that ftle State Of Texas has seeded from
the Union, and is no longer one Of the United
Resesaa hst Ez.i Is lot entitled to Il iepie:
seii Mr BRiGnT Presented list Of The stand
ing Committees, which had been previously
agreed on by both pattie, :; 10. ,--.!1
On his motion the: LIST Was unanimously
Oh motion Of Nj. ANTHONY, it saaas =: /.
to gat eHa ?, asts
ments and atlbns are necessary to preserve
order In the galleries Of the Senate
On motion Of Mr SUMNER, the Senate re-
ferpd to the Committee on the Judiciary the
resolution heretofore submitted BY Iii: Mason,
that there be paid out: Of the contingent fund
such actual cost as shall be incurred pursuant
to Law, By SfIAa Carlton and .tho5c associAted
with him in prosecutions in civil suits row
pending in the Circuit Court OF Massachusetts,
against them, founded on their aet5 ii execu-
ting process Of the. Senate against 4 certain
F. B. sanborn Of that State.
On motion Of :Mr. SUMNER, certain papers
in the came case were similarly referred
The Senate then went into. Executive Ses-
sion, when the doors were opened.
Or motion Of Mr, HALE, 1900 extra copies
Of the act amendatory Of tile Patent. Office
laws were ordered to be printed, It being, he
| said, very important law, and frequent ap-
I plications being made for it.
There bei1g no public business to transact,
several Intellectual motions were made to ad,
journ but they were rejected, the majority be-
! ing willing to wait some time for executive
! communications. After waiting some time,
no communication being sent in, the Senate
/ adjourned till Monday.
, 1861-03-11
California for the Union Al ways.

FORT KEARNET, March 9.-The Pony Ex-
press with San Francisco dates to the 23d uIt
pa sed here at G:30 this evening.
The Union celebration at San Francisco on
the I'D absorbed all attention.. The day WIS
universally observed by abstaining from busi-
ness. It j. estimated that over "a, 600 people
attended the Union meeting. Speeches vera
made by Edward stan3y, Eugene Casser]y,
Col. Crockett and others. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted. declaring the unaltera-
bic attachment Of California to the Union j;
that there exists no power under the Consti-
tuition for State to secede; that California
will cheerfully acquiesce in any honorable
F*plan Tor the adjustment Of the existing dill
States, and that California rcpudiates the pro-
|Hject Of aPaciHc Republic.
+ James 4. McD0uga1l was nominated as q
candidate for the y. s. Senate by caucus OF
rs Donulas Democrats on the oOEh.
, 1861-03-11

Fer Farmers requiring 3
u1acalt:c that will not get
cnt OF repair on coarscat or
finest '. ork they n7e Just
tile thing.
, 1861-03-11

sAsDusKY, March "a fire last evening de.
). .stroyed buildings occupied BY a. G. Olds, ma
chine chop, Norcross q Upp, chair factory, q
large building oceupied By offices Of the s. D.
g. c. Z. R, c. & T. r. R., n. 7. s. E. R. r., N.
: 7. C. R R, Express Company, Drovers' 'Ho-
sufferers are Pitt Cook, SIS, 600, insured for
$500; Moro. oss-<S Upp; $1,000, insured fol
$4,000; r. B. Hubbard, 5000; s. D. I'D. R.
R., $4,000; N. D. Olds, s15, ,000; T. Cotton,
DToVers' Hotel, $500. Various small losses.
Total loss probably $65,000
, 1861-03-11
Frefgt11S ON Lake Ontario. :
III: Toronto G1nJt Of the Ttt contstns thc

Fk6a&A4& ON x44ke V8tAT10x? :. 3,
III. Toronto Gso5e Of the 7th contains the fol:
lowing: e. .:'. :.
Forwardezs and freight agents seem 10 be ma
tually dormant, and we hear Of few contracts hay-
lug been made. Sons engagements for nour by
steamer TO Montreal hare been effected 1t :5c, and
even 41c Tor first tfips, but they are limited 0ne
propeller. the Magnet. has, VIE believe, secured q
cargo for osdensbusgn. to be shipped the latter
pan OF this month At &c, but we question much II
she Will be able TO get out Of Burlington BaY ip
dne; where Sic now Lies. No doubt It ii i1npor-
tAHr that Canadian bte4dstnak should be moved fo
the seaboa1d as early possible this season be-
1ore the immense etocks in the. West are pnt in
motion. We should therefore regret much Il the
high Fa.es steamboat men are autfcipataue ehouIi
ac1 in aay way against tts being moved.
Ne understand there is = considerable Quantity
Of -four here and st other ports On the like reouir
3ng:to be delivered in Montreal before Nay IL out
: .Ea3cu!Auons based On that and on the supposed
tcarcity capacity may induce tlgu to tl1ld out
for high rates. Yet we think shippers need not
entertain my fear but that IN PROPORTION 10 the>
quantity requiring to be moved, 20 win be the
supply Of means Of transport There were no
complaints last scason Of the want of copyerance
Of -four to Montreal. AL grain requtring tb &c de-
Hvered there this epring can be Transported TO
ktngston by seAooners and thence by barses down
tue Etver- Therefore the steamers have to relv
ca1euy on douf FOR EaEoeA, and tbeT know to their
1oss thu. tts greater portability over grain renders
the railway Al active competitor, 10 secure CIR
goes. owne1s and agents ahonld show Rrcatcr7
wiiinssnss: 70 meet shtppers at reasonably psylug
kEtet4 " 4 -;
, 1861-03-11

WARRrs srn1zas. Perry Comfy, Penpr
PHof -WooD.
DKAR S1E:-Iwss Induced mrr- than a year ago
to TT your valuable Hair Resoraive for The purpose
l. poa X head q eE yeaFs and had never been able t.
though had tried many Preparations, un.U I saw
yonr adve1tissnaens M Il Has1ishurTh PAPER: Rslng
Stare, and bonght bottle, and aog prcpared to
recommend It to universal use. fer it has conplste3
ton once In two weeks keeps 1t free from auy itching
Or othes pnplea:antness I must also state that ny
Of enr as been 5sstorcd to iss orisiaa
hare uted t1o bottles Of tue Restorative. no o.: ha,
nnX s9owlesEe q = as allow few sscy haI:a to r.
my head: NJ head Is now Il less trouble to me- II
keeplng It clean SC, than at any tia1e siace hay:
valuc. and although do net Ike to c1poae myself
consider 1t my duty to say So You To OF any
anything to you. Yours, sc-