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: RIARRIAGE.-ITS LOVE AND

~ MARRIAGE.-ITS LOVE AND
~ hates. sorrows and an2srs, hopes and
stears, regrets and Joys; MANHOOD, how
lost, how restored the uatnre, treatment
and radical cure of spermatorrhRa or sem
inal weakness involuntary emissions, sex
ual debility and i'm mpedIments 10 marriage
generally; nervousness, consumption, hts,
mental and physical incapaclly, resniting
from SELF-ABUSE ARE fully explained
10 the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WM.
YOUNG, NJ. D. This most extraordinary
book should be in The hands ofeveTy Young
person contem plating marriage, and every
man or woman who desires to limit the
number of their offspring 10 their ciTcum-
stances. Every pain, disease and achesins
cidenial 10 youth, maturity and old age, is
fully explained; every particle of knowl-
edge mat should be known is here given.
Il is full Of engravings. In fact, il disclo-
ses secrets thar every one should know
still il is book that must be locked up,
aud rot he about The house. Il will be
sent 10 any one on receipt OF twenty five
cents in specie or posiaae stamps. Ad-
dress DIR. WM. YOUNG, No. 4I6 SPRUCE
Street, above Fonrth, Phlsadelphia.
RAFFLICTED & UNFORTUNATE
no matter what may be your disease, be
fore yoH place yourself Undei the care o.
any OF the notorious Qaaeks-naiive or for
eieu-who advertise 10 this or any other
paper, gel copy of DR.. Yonne's book,
aud read il carefully. II will be the means
Of saving you many a dollar, your health,
and possibly your life.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any
of the diseases described H. his publication
al his Office, No. 4I6 SPRUCE Street., above
Fourth. Philadelphia.
Office hours from 9 10 3, daily.
EebrEaFy 26, 1862-y,
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DARLING's LIFE BITTFPs
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR

AND MlIlFlE GIsEgE EIAlaS
And now consider myself entirely cnred'
Hon. Jonn A. Cross writes, .sBrookIvn
March IS, 1860. In the spring of 1889
took a severe cold, which induced violent
lever. took two doses OF
DARTING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
il broke mp my cold and lever at once.
Previous to this attack, had been t.oubl-
with dyspepsia several months | have led
noihing OF ii since"
Oils Siudey, ESQ, 1913 East 2sih Street.
n Y, writes ''August 10, 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Cnmplaini ;btee
years, with constant pain io lhe small cf nv
back. | Rad used most all kinds of medi-
cines, but found no permanent relief Until
used
DARLIEG'S LIVER REGULATOR,
and Life EsiGsers.
] Passe, cio'ted blood BY the utettra.-
am now entirely cured, aud i4e pleasure
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, IL Custnpher Street, n.
Y, writes: "Feb. 20, Is60.-I have been
beet TO attacks OF Asthma The last twenty
years. have never found anything equal
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in afording immediate relief II is thor
orgh Liver and bilious remedy"
BrS oUng, ot btookiyn, wTiies. "Feh.
%, 1860 In May last | hsd severe at
tack o Piles, which confined me to the
house. took one bottle OF
DaTEiElg's Life Fsitlers,
and was eR,irely cured have had no
attack since
D Westerveh, Esq, of Sonth sir, near
9Th Street, Williamsburg. [. J., writes -
"Aueu-: 5, lS60--Havlng been troubled
with difficulty in The Liver. and subject TO
billions attacks, | was advised by friend
10 ir}
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
| did se. anl found II 10 operate sdmi'ably,
removing the bile and ar'u-ina the liver to
activity / have also used = asa
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children are out Of sorts, we
give them fe ~ drops and o. sets them all
Ushi. fni ii meets the general wants of
the stomach and bowels yeheu discrd cred u
Reader, Il YOU need either or both Of
The mos excellent Remedies, inquire for
them at tie stores; If you 10 not fud them
take no oihet, bat ipclose Que Dollar in a
letter, and on receipt OF the money, The
Remedy o. Remedies viii BE- sent accord
mo TO youf directions, BY mail or express,
post paid Address.
DAn'L s. DARLING,
lO2 Nassau 81. New York.
Put up in 80 cent and 81 Bottles each.
November 6, lS6l-6m.
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T1sOR SA LIE Two Patent Lever (Thirieen
Jewelsl Watches, will be sold cheap
for cash. They are 10 good condition For
further particulars, inquire at the STAl Or
FICE-
BIoomsburg, JAM 90, s62.
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U UmASGA@ 10 m@a

The many certificates which have been
rendered us, and the letters which we are
daily receiving, are conclusive proof that
among the women those Bitlers havo Civ
en satisfaction which no others have ever
done before. No woman in The land should
be without them, and those who once 4e
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New Arrival Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
David EOWeuberg

INVITES attention TO his stock of cheap
and fashionable clothing al his store or
Main Street, two doors above the 'Amer-
ican House, where he has full asson-
meHt OF men and boys wearing apparel,
including the most fashionable
I'D Eg e s 8 G. OOD =,
Box, Sack, Frock, Gum, and Oil Cloth Goats
Of all SORTS and sizes, Pants of all coIors
shawls, stripes and fisp5e vests, shirts, era
vals, stocks, collars, handksrchisis, gloves,
suspenders and fancy ricles.
n B He will also make to order any ar
tcle OF clothing at very shori notice and in
the best of manner. All his clothing is
made to wear, and most of il is OF home
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbury, March y, 1862.
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EMPLOYMENT !!


AGENiN " ANIED!
We will pay from S25 TO S75 per month,
and all expenses, TO active Agents, or give
a commission. Particulars sent free. Adj
dress ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
BioolhsLurg, Aug. 21, 1861.
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MOVING SOUTH.
Freight &
Passenger. Passenger.
Leave Scranton, 5,25 A M. 1920 A. M.
&c Kingston, $50 Arrive IL, Is p. nj.
e Rupert, $40
g Danvile, 9,I5
Arrive al North'd. 1000
MOVING NORTH.
Leave North'd. 430 P. NJ.
I" Danville, $40
Rupert. 5.45
tt Kingston, S 90 Leave las p NJ.
Arrive at Scranton 900 P. NJ. 40
A Passenger Train also leaves Kingston
at g 80 A. NJ. for Scranton, to connect with
traip for New York. Returning leaves
Scranton on arrival of Tram from New
York at AIS p. M.
The Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail-
road connects with the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad at Scranton,
for New York and intermediate points east.
At Rupert II connects with he Catawissa
Railroad for points both east and west.
Al Northumberland it connerts with the
Philadelphia and Ene r. r. and Northern
Central r. L. for points west and south.
JOHN P. ILSLEY, Supt.
J. C. WELLS, Geal Ticket Ag't.
November 27. 1861.
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COAL OIL.-Ardesco Coal Oil for sale
IL els. per quart, by
JOHN K. GIRTON.
BIoomsburg, Feb. 26, 1862.
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Clients Balmoral Lace Boots, will be sold
rsry low. Also, Boys Shoes, at
L. 7. SHAR2LESS.'
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Lack "a aud Bloomsbury Railroad.

rEEEEEg @@ 60 81
.sss.--za=ll sME--.sr-ss -. g 13s.1St
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ON AND AFTER NOV. 25, 1861, PAS
SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL,
LOWS
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DAH'L 5. DARLING,

lO2 Nassau 81. New York.
Pui up in so cen, and 81 Bottles each
November 8, lS6!-6m.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
AT5 Rvv @0 00139e
ar HEAD QUARTERS!
WcKELVY. NEAL & CO.,

they latter themselves thatfhey can compeie
with Ihe cheapest, and all those wishing to
buy cheap, can save money by giving Us a
call. We have all kinds of goods and wares
0 supply The wants of the people. A very
large and complete assortment of
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
The t.roncfcld Murder.

We eixe IN our local columns q dts 3 iai
.tatement Of the murder Of Oscar ''Foa''eid
=. ssnd.v night Of the sth inst ~ VII
linn Kistley We believe that this :. one OF
IL. ma.t alsssioas atl pseu.eli1.iei MsF.
der that has ever been committed N oeT
,..etg On saalay. he Germans bad q
ute nc east Of the city. some three mites
kinley's bother aud few o. h's friends
vent out .here. aud whde there some Of The
,arls became drunk. shea difficulty oe-
csrfei between ihem aud the Germans -
The result. vas. kirtgeys brother and friends
wese whipped and driven from the grounds-
sm.r,ing under thu. they returned TO town,
:, receive the confidence oF their frisn's.-
Iii clear 70 every one that the murderer
"a Groneseld intended % take the difficulty
olfhi. bro.her's hands. Or assist him IN ayeng'
inc himself for the tlrasling he bad received
during the day.
lis clear from the evidence that the muir
aerer Of Groneleld. William Kirtieyl went
1, the Saloon Of tironele!i. Tor ths express
purpose OF tlkiug his life, and succeeded IN
accomplishing his work.
Where, We ask. was the police, that night
Where vas the Marshal and hi- deputies
Were they discharging their duties accord
ing 20 law l. il possible that with four p
Leo officers 10 this city. that -uel, high hand.
81 murders can be committed in this city At
the hour Of / o'clock At night. aud bat one
ofthem to be found 70 assist IN arres,ing the
guilty anu defending The innocent. AMI that
sAs sir. Hoaman. We ia. ID him justice,
when We say that We have heard bat one
expression ia regard q his cllieiai conduct,
and that has been 70 faldll his duties as al
officer, At al ;is=es IN tins matter.
There Il but one explanation 10 the pub
IL saind, and thar j.. that il some OF the OH
GERS we're not accessory 10 the work. they
vinked At i.
Look n tao b,us given by kirtley Tor hi.
appearauea 20 court on hi. dfst arrest--the
Ns.hal OF this city becomes one Of hh
bondme4. We jeh ike instance O. b
shown {. any similar ia stance Here mal
commits one OF the highest crimes agasns
tie peace and dignity Of the State aud city
and Nheu h. IS called up9a for bail. th'
Marshal sl sns city quietly steps ios~as'
and shoalslcrng part Of the responsibility
Thl. man. Ku,ls i an OH offender Ia crime
Some SIX or cson years ago he killed mai
bv tie name al Dawson, ~ Rsazli. ia C's'
COUNTY. for II. &c was sent - tas Penite.-
t,ars laF ts, a q years. AID by Tie pardon
~. grace ofdoy WILLARD. wAs shortly 81
tree lie has is ii "a ;h.s ci'Y fos senc hf
osss year. aad hs general occupation ~
been the gasahle.s table anl g he has eye
dsac one das, work ar esnrt a. hpae'
psnns he pa.f = -, sssfe OTIS.
We trs.t ,bs me he WI eet his Just ID
.er,s. aaI ,ha. j, eai.t VII net - anpa'
..hel
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MAKING EUROPE Howl The Charles
Ton Mercury. commenting on the fall of New
Orleans. advises ,he people Of Louisiana TO
burn all their cotton. Il says:
Let Europe howl ~ the waste the barbara
u Of the North will have brought upon the
country The United States Government
has promised renewed trade TO the world a.
soon as our ports are opened, Ii We are
true 10 ourselves. there viii be no trade, and
the countless millions OF foreign products
viii be without purchaser. How long wi.
they remain idle spectators OF such scene'
II The advice 81 the Mercury IS taken. the
dismal music - which Europe Is invited viii
be likely H. fad an echo 10 Louisiana -
This burning one's own property To spit,
other people is an operation which doe.
more mischief 20 the inventor than to any
one else.
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ueu. woody scene IA the noasr,

lien. W utu - ~
There vs. eraite scene in The House issi
Th.r.lav when Mr. BISc5AN introduced =
resolution asking that as The Government bad
.af,fma,ioa that Represealss'Ye BIZ "oon
t,I been detected % completely with The Gu
.nx the matter be referred % the Judiciary
committee Tor investigation. Mr. "ooh'
sh, vas not in his seat, vas sent FOR, and
ha,r;ea IN much excited lie was under
..a,a - az tist be Was glad the Govern
....s ;.,.o.iea 70 accord lin 20 opportunity
% ae,esa him.elf. There are p'aa} f"'no's
,.aesiar The character Of the charges = he
presented against M Moon. ba' nosh'"s
definite i known i Is pretty certain nov
ever. that tic charge are serious
Mr. vooaurrs. has been. aad stu = ms
.-.e~-.t, II yoonnrls an FAtLANpieaAs
an! one er tua others. Who arc man''esi'''s
,anei. anxiety about tie re ssanifasion OF u'
Democratic party Tor tie purpose. a. the
a. 81 .of.srr.ay satl.e liberty They al
re,esl d reel much interest n the ''prese'.
s.t.on ., public liberty. AMI as al es'dene'
Il their sincerity. they SHOW tender rsgar
e.r rebellion Perhaps they think "p"o''
Ebert, and the Southern conieder'sf
mem The eagle thing.
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l.sllr Lie az Iea. pn,i..

The Nashville Union gives the early lie
Of JEFF. Davis as loiltfws:
A lrilling little rebel paper la kentucky
pr0fesscs u doubt the truth OF our statement
respecting The origin ol Jeif Davis. What
We stated i Vel known 20 hundreds OF the
bcsi oisizens 81 Christian and Todd counties.
Kentucky JET. Disi-a father lived for
number 81 Years in b. cabin situated in
what Is ~" the taHn "a faitview. t.else
n.iea IRON Hopkinssl.ls. hculncky. The
hs'a.e IS now weathcIboaried and used a. a
tavern. Odd Davis was 4 man Of bad char
acteF. horse trader a4t swldief. and Of
very low habit
hue hofse Was niz-iug GA Que occasion in
tic ne,.hbofhood. anler such suspicious cir
sam,taices that he found il safest 20 leave
the county Immediately and ly 70 Mississippi.
Jed. Davis Is his illegitimate son. born some
miles distant from his fathers house, and
taken home - him when several years OF
age These are notorious facts. Some OF
Deiss relations still live in that part OF
Kentucky. We would never have alluded
10 this Sinister bar ofJef's escuseheon. were
Iot his friends continually prating about
Southern gentility ani the low. breeding o
Union people. Our own opinion Is thai
JETS biitls does bim more credit than an,
portion OF his subsequent life.
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Ta4 P4sis Clh.ss AMI siies Rlate has
..esn che oasf Dsn.s-rssi- psrcr rubiishei
il pass. Elgu County. illinois. ~ .ems
.ear. p,st. rbs o.i.ser. Ne Mooas. 20.
been ani stu $. 80 iaf rfi. Foiitias afe
concerned. an arleai nsms.fat aai ee be
i.cse "a. fos.aerir /. pasiues 81 AZ. Cocker
Is. ne Eilios u lie Jssreal q lhs sl4
Ras shese are IA Par. sn@ Ia she tic.tity,
secession clique. tas member, ID eblsA aie
snaeasosing - sesee ~ Moons - range
tie Ria5s "a then SIDE. aal against he
a,xsrameat tie has refused sn.l ss'il Dies
fela.e - - iudaee- asNsg As eotsfe
meat. by t.at clique. Asa consequence ~
"a hleiay - tae Usasa rsa.e. the -eerssien.
ss.s ii that place hare broagtt o. hes
pres. an.l propose - use "a es.sstt.sn = '..s
resA p.ncf. vhseA All fslei ihes levs.
Thee s~ecssieai.is ~ eaefse sis'm . -
Demo rate. aus dsaaaaee NJ Noosl Al
every other as4n vas seis aith iim - shs
t.salsff nal NJ Noorf lss reHee ia
iaa usso. sad sli ntt - .ntmdsted -
-s~rvei fr9m -. luslesr - .ss ihsess-
ehnsst Ne sle eas &c Elsi l
he. anil sl..t s.- ->res.ea saert ese h.i.e
PCT IL og1,ll'e0 s.Il sfssiil vanish
There ere ell. s rani.~r ~ fnse s.. .afs
las sssl seuift rlli lhsa e'4ei ifas
~. ana .lsasss-es e.... s..a - -. sl.sl.
fiaa;st wha aee- aqt -ee essyiaas q sizes
=. Ra. tisy u.,l al - as..isf iae sss....
- af .tass.ar seeshes psfes. 81 ihff ass ~
b.se .s.e ahieh - esefs ~at sasssl ti.e
y04gose
Tho Blsas ekp'slns Iasiiers easese.t.
u.th - u.a's a. fol'o~-
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TIM FrrunE Waste not your time in idle
fears and thoughts o. the future IN this
world Toyou the future may be very short.
The things YOU most fear ID probably never
disturb YOU. II evils come they will pro-
badly lie such rs no foresight OF men eau
anticipate. .'rrusl in the Lord aud DO good ,
80 shalt thou dwell IN the land, and verify
thou shalt be fed. Delight ihsself Ia the
Lord. aud lac shall give Thee the desires OF
thine heart. Commit ihy way unto the
LORD. trust also ia him, and he shall bring It
10 pass. Rest in the Lord, aud wait patient
u for him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

There has aieats beca vast amount ~
legal soph cry ia Dixie IN regard - tie -
si,iou OF the negro In jeG ptvis con.
scrn.'on ac, malatloes arc en- q nia
shilet For tbs purpose ans rlatc blood
makes man 81 him IN tie slave market
aus African blood makes hlma ne-f. Ia
tie supreme Conft ~ the United states q
Sc mas &c semeiest ff.rt'en 10 this mixture
his ancestors are pse. HHel % have been
slave IL ihe maisfip p mustered ln - a
soldier t. mH.f ttfe ite 81 RS II q safilft
s. a u.an. au3 RS. - a ti4sc.t ehtttel.
Hos laffir4te are TIE iflsi f.f'. ihat pr
sei the esih - hamsn eha1e'en Ia tan
rfess ile ehattel has Repre- ltstian. ta
us vote. il taeaf'oI E aia9 ger iErtlas p'n
Is : eca1n. spt pulcf'5 lie oppose.
dlrtet axcl hteau - eisffes ntli -
+ pxe4. bat "a be give ~ titc eca'cis q
/ ganfrcs a. thaHels ti 81 Washing
ION 4 requires ertelt lest i-e. - sfa
men q, - lsala.a positions 20 opposite. -
+ 4 uIaem Nt' fonfmei.ansi can H1 4 s.
fsslslr
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pnnici 81. yoorhrc-.

VI sav letter yesterday from d rrsmi
,sut officer in the Federal army. who was a
.ae taking Of corinth- he says amens the
,,.rh;es taken .sboge was paper painted
Mobile. containing : portrait ana sketch Of
n " XooEHrrs. Member Of Congfess from
t.a;,na The evidence accumniales every
L. ,a,, DAx. and she rebels fully ou.ler-
stsnd each other.
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Tur LoxpoN SrAR o. M&ulAx The
London Star in speaking of the evacuation
OF Yorktown. saws;
sen Mcclellan has achieved brilliant
success. and one OF inculculable importance
An enemy OF great numerical force and nm
doubted bravery. commanded lay officers
who haze shown themselves we'll able both
to entrench and % fight. retires before him
from post TO post. in she humilistng con
sclousne-s OF being. II not out.numbered
out manWuvrcd
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FLORIST AND GARDENER,

rI,HE undersigned offers to the cis,-
l sses = Tsrre Hsrfe aei tisieity. f~s sai
iarfe assurfnent ~ fsHffs. c1fsistlaE a. Ftsss.
xerhrnas SD heagnets. snd si,a sfsfxfests. eefly
rsnetshfes sir 81 49, sttrs Nafth Gain @tftst. -
ta.~a en- "a Tn Streets. snf siso ~ ~ Gsrten
a - arss lsas hefwefn M NlBcsasfs ant carlisle
~ WILLIAM sCHofZ.
NEs1asr- Flurf-f ant GardsEsr
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Two lawyers in Lowell, returning from
court the other day. one said Ia the other
I've a notion 20 Join Rev. Ms church.
been debating the matter for some time
what do YOU think OF it, well whyf -
Because il would 10 YOU no possible good,
while il would be a very great injury TO the
church
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

nttftntlt finiif rfrene hcf eIe
lave 80 r..lts 80 su.4r. f,seu.h - people
-. ,'.er .1ift.cs. Ihr snthef.fIcs have
.afaief 80 90 s legnz which ffrmnm
= a., Is ts.I u.sas iha flIotiation ~ sa-tf
AIS e.H-e 81 ie7n The .a'pnrrfs - sugar
Is. lit teH l>Il eefe laIfe alte a iof
ti,, r.r-4 saas year. tAe experts ~ e,lfee ieGi
eefe Hl1 t.Hiatsis snl fais viN Fot4hI4
- .saa.s8 4.l>63 TIE Government easfs
s fsea....sal ~ 81 fcr eeiafai en The export
81 re.faa. i.4t fis Culture iaes mo- preErr
teIf fss ltensh a-eesslai experiment.
l1ste teff 80 81 favorable h,eatities. ASH
e.efe = Trrsf drnsfrl fef mere GOTTEN
sea TIE f.st4 u cseainesi faf fhs eofrcat
se,t u 4st over one ihirf ~ iIo atersee "a
Eei fetssu< bst the invention 81 rev
sa,.lss toieff ss anAecess. etc vii re-
iierc sle deficiency
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

Tnr SaA o. Fees NJ. Genin lately ad-
dressed the Academic des Sciences Paris. on
the subject OF 1.-The ser of eggs He
aflirm- that he IS now able. LATTER having
studied the subject for upwards OF three
wears. TO state with assurance that all eggs
containing the germ OF males have wrinkles
on their smaller ends. while female eggs are
smooth Al the cxtrcmitics.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17

81 Rsakm. tie Caasiaa uAa ftsf.i a
rec ateat ~ I.tnrerns r the acsf aaa fe
-isnci alea ulf eI1A thEltr1 en feHat
oiite 4 anI SIileN shtlf ess iafesie8
81 H,s fcsaasr-l iis seas in fhe ftet li'f.ti
pnfmfat Ina sfcc.a r. catif delivered
before fa,t f..lF ~ saiasal en- afaf -
ste =. - iatsilIera. aa1 hr>i eqaipqesl IS I.e
wsd af..sfe1 lhaf nss perfectly ahaIl
81. ls,n..fsn IS ttft 81 rc.i-iinr 81. e er
s. sfe 8i..a4rf 80 ttek them. fnf ei fsc
.aAetmt tafel ha heafflt .nefi
ears ksl 49, t.s.l ce..nes tetef tearli
ti,ea. exrsfI eeesrse ihet eese connected
aaasssA' f.3s's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-17
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LooKTo YoURINTERKsT
HaRyEsT OF rsoe.

HARyEST OF fsos
Haincs' Illinois Harvester.
1rhe Agent of this celebrai led ma
L chine la. the pleasure Of Offering 70 the farming
community perfect machine. which : nndouhted-
~ the best Harvesting Machine Ia the world
HOME TESTIMONY.
MK. GHosEE-Sfr. have been using 81 The
aiore named harvestsr- foF the Last three year.
and am 40 well pleased with It, that would not
take 600 Coz a. II could obtain another Of the
saline Kind hni BY experience, that there l. al
easr q saving Il 81 20 per acre In the way Of seen
ring wheat. over that cut and pa, up sy the mos
eloved reapsrs In fact would not let ny grain he
cur ia any other way, II were offered 90 be pat
the shock free Of exp%noe.
Mar Efvs HsHts, My zsfh, isd2
endorse the above.
One var ago W. purchased - the Illinois har-
vesters aud woald not dispense with the use q u
for any price, Ne most cheerfaly endorse all that
MI Milligan has said above, about this mode ~ So
curing grain yoshPb pfch:
not only endorse all that Mr.. Nilligan say about
his Illinois Harvester, bat viii further sss that
would not take 81 600 for my machine n coeid noi
JAMES JACKSON
We have used ssle % Haines' Illinois Hsrvesters
during The last TAO scas0rs aith entire Satisfaction
and would say % car brother farmers that soed
lot take 1900 for the have, II could nat
| procure another Of the Kind. aud endorse
all that Mr.. hlgan says about this mode VI harvest
ing. THos. \. COOPER
PETER LYONS.
Otter Greek Township, Nigo Co, Ind.
Mr. .irsvEa-Sn: have used one q Halness A.
! lnois HarVestcrs Tor the last two years, and have
asfd various kinds ~ the approved reapegs Il
other patterns and find by clos calculation that
can save about thirds 81 the expense by using
the Illnoi. Harvester. would not take 81 900 for
the one lave II could not procure another Of tie
kind.
II did not cost ne more than s. cents per 10
harvest my wheat the past two years, taking into
consite ration thu mode Of sowing and saving Of the
grain. JACOB BROWN.
Tho above named gentlemen all residents in
our n,idst-s hut two within hours ride Of
Terre Haute-and would willingly give any infor-
nation as the and utility of this Harvester,
that may be asked.
In addition 90 the above named Harvester have a
good Combined Reaper and Mower lReed's) that
will warrant 10 do good work. and which 1 will sell
Tor Slco twelve months time, or exchange fer
Grain or good horses.
am also sub Agent for the Justly celebrated Bneh
Eye Combined Reapess and Mowers, sad 10 ~ The
best fn use. IRA GROVER,
Agtlt fef Nigo ani surrounding counties
ts-Plessc call aad obtain pamphlet and exam
Inc the Machine.
SO ,, East sie Public Square. T~rre Hau,.
June 3d&wlm