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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

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Fire lnlanl a. Lie In. lgepcy Of
JOHN l.. swIre.
0T At = IT MT
OF RE coDssson o.
The CITY Fire lns1sance Ceu>anv
Of Hartford,
ITO THE AUDITOR or THE STATE or
1 Iovs, Jas. II, lssa.
The name Of The Company q 'sThs City Fire In
ssnsss CompAy Of Hartford" ioeassd q
Hartford, Conn.
The capital Str k Of the Company II $40 90 90
The sm'sef capital stock rid up il $50 600. %
The assets Of the Company ~ - follows
Par valus. MKT valus.
100 shares Park bank
stock. n. 7. 100000 $4,000
100 shares Continsntial
Bank stock, NY 100000 1900. 90
100 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, NY 100000 $4,000
100 shares Importers and
Tr.ders Baak stock.HY 100000 $4,000
50 shares Bank Of Rspub-
lie bank stock, N Y $4,000 $500. 90
100 shares Market Bank
:sost, NJ 10000 90 $4,000
.h.r Hank sseek, ny. 100000 $4,000
100 shares Merchants Blk
stock, NY 10000 100000
50 shares Bank Of Com
merce bank stock, Bos-
IS shares Hide and Lee
q thor bank stock, Boston $4,000 s,l7s.oo
100 shsrss Safety Fund
bank STOCK, Boston 100000 $4,000
100 shares Revere Bank
stock. Boston 100000 $500 90
80 shares Union Blk stock,
Albany 100000 l.6oooo
lo4 shares Mercantile Blk ~ '''0'
stock, Hartford 100000 $4,000
100 shares Charter Oak
Bank stock, Hartford 100000 100000
so shares Phnuix Bank
stock. Ha tford 100000 4.75o.OO
so sharce EtnA Bank sto'k
Hartford 100000 $780, 90
SO .harss Merchants and
Manufacturers k'k stock
Hartford 100000 10000
Is shares City Bank stock
Hartford 10000 10000
Ito shares Bank Of Hart
ford County bank stock,
Hartford $4,000 $4,000
$50 shares Exchange BAk
stock, Hartford 10000 10000
10 Brooklyn City Water
Bonds, !, 900 Zach. 100000 100000
2 Hartford City Bonds,
81 900 each 100000 s,3l5.oo
10 Indiana Central Rail-
road bonds, 81, 900 each 100000 100000
Certificate Ohio state
Stock 100000 100000
1 Hartford 1 N. H. R. R.
Bonds, 100000 100000
Connecticut State bo'ds 10000 $3.50 90
s2oo,4oooo >lss. $1,000
Accrued interest on In
vestments, payable jan
uary 1st. 1869 $l,ss5.7s
Balance on books due from
Agents 5.738.57
Cash ON hand and in
banks 1855 90
Cash in hands of Agents
or in transit, less COM
missions and charges 100000
Loans on mortgages Of real
estate 100000
Loans secured by pledge
of bank and other st'ks 44,759.00
Office furniture and libra
~ r,,., asset, 1,l2s:sz s,sr4ss
LIABILITIES.
No liabilaties on banks or
others, due and not due.
No losses adjusted l. due.
Losses adjusted and not
due s4,1s4.5l
do reported unadjust.
ed, or in suspense wait
ing further proof 17,5l5.00
No other claims against the Company.
The rule Of tho Company limits tho amount Of
any one risk to $4,000.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one city, town or village varies according to its
size and class VI property.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding.
~ rart Of its Capital or earnings ara deposited
K with any State vE k5tAtoo 80 security Tor losses
therein.
Act Of incorporation is Same as heretofore fled.
g. B. BOWERS, President.
G. G. WAITE, Sse,y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

$3.50 B EST PIANOS. 116O
Grovesteen 1 Hale having removed % their
new warerooms,
NO. 41s BROADWAY,
are now prepared to offer 70 the paplic maGniA.
cent new soaie full
= Octave Rosewood Plane.
containing I'll improvements known In this eoua-
~ or Europe, ovss-sHuDg bass. Freseh graAa ~
ton, harp pedal, iull iron frame, for
010o 0A0H.
Warranted Fer Five Years.
Rich moulding Cases,
9 ITO to 9 q q q,
eli warranted made Of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold fer $500 o. $500
BY the old methods Of manufsetere. Wetnvlto
the best judges 70 examine and try these new ID.
strumsnts, and " stand ready at oil tosc 70 tses
them with any Others Manufactured IN THIS eeea-
W.
9RO1eEsZEEF = HALE
-xas.Aam l7s Broadway, New Yosk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Agent,
NICKOLLs BLOCK UP STAIRS,
.agency Of the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500, 900
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAI.......-- ...-.~.......3 100000
Fulton Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL, ............... .... $160,0o(
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81, 5000
jy3l-w&dtf
II e ~ . ed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

Notice 70 CO1etTOs tors.
CEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE ~ CEIvHD
- hv the sndersignsd until the 1nt Wednesday
II next nonth for 6uilding on Third street
ma one on brady street. SCeei6eations of the
work can % found at the Nasshal'O o0ee, City
Han. 10 b paid for in city orders.
CIV. neCARN,
Chaismao Of StfooS Co0nittoo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18
CITY OF NEW York; &C

COUNTY OF INV 1Okk)
ersonaliy appeared before me, this seventeenth
day Of January, 1852, Stephen Crowell, President,
and Phiander Shaw, Secretary, of the Phenix
Fire Insurance Company. Of Brooklyn, N. r.. ana
severally made oath that the above statement By
them subscribed. is correct and true, to the bort
Of their knowledge and belief.
In vitnoss whereof. have h~sennto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at the city Of
New York, this 18th day Of January, 1869.
LEWIS HURST, Commissioner for Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

The largest ana best ever oAeeed II this make
/ trust the public win can II and exanine my
stock before they make any investnsnts. foe an
ysey sure I can satisfy then both In price and
eusIi6 e npodu8 Z e SAMUEL k8kRY,SJ
Brady street., opposite Post OGeo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
The Wall of Loyal Men.

No mar has spoken trusr. nobler aud bolj.
sr words Ia reg nj 10 this rebellion than the
Rev. X. L Breckenridge, ID. D.. OF Kentucky.
he utterly loathes the pethdy which IN
every revolving form has marked this rea.
son IN Us birth, IN IL grown, aud m It's
present frantic struggle" aud he utters
words oil &C athlng re0uke, which come from
him with special emphasis. OF the men seek.
ling 10 overthrow monuments, cementod by
the blood OF their immediate ancestors,
"men d~ishonoring names illuslrioue through
many generations: men bctraying their
friends, their nelghbors. their kindred men
.seducing children 70 take up arms against
their parents. and then banding them with
s.savages 70 desolate their own homes with
s.f-e aud sword" He seems a new Elijah
the uudauuted champion and guardian Of his
%country's laws. his country's rights and his
~country's religion--come down 70 rebuke a
guilt as deep as ever stained the guilty Ahab
or the ferocious Jexebel.
But We wish 10 invite particular attention
10 the picture which be draws OF tho two
classes which now embrace BY tar the larger
portion Of the Southern people. His test.
mony Is worth mere than the hasty guesse'
of A score OF those reliable gentlemen
who have been 80 ilstly contradicting eacf
other for months past in our journals. he
.ssays IL i more certain now than Il wa a
.sdrst. that the consplrators have reason &C
dread, and that loyal persons may conh
'sdently rs,y on the ~resolute purpose OF The
American people to uphold the Uaion. Ia
"Constitrtion and the laws: 80 thaf the as
asursnce OF unavoidable future 70 ne one
"and nfspeeds and ompiefe deiirersace 10 n
..ofarr becomes day by day The nourishsnen
of The reaction lrhich = insrifabic IN as -
"fime,"
suck L his hrn conviction. the coavictto
OF one who has = wider acquaintance wit
\ ,utheru iocaiit - ana southern pvvfsc TIA
most of TIE men Of his day-aconvicto
.tsens thened By ..innumeranie facts which
in a thousand ways. reach him from th
~whoie are a covered by The usurped pows
al the Conielert te Government III
there ore. await. r IN confidence the day {
somvlete aellVera.ce. IoW near AZ hand. 1
the meantime. however. he discerns clearl
the f~elstlve position and tie differing spir
ofthe two parts into which the South Is d
xded. ..Ou the one hand. there comes L
the incessanf rail Of loyal people groanif
.s,ov dsfircramee; on the other, a .ferce G.
for blood and plumber. mixed with q sril
.clamor about cordial uHaHimifs A. o.
people catch that long mourufull ~aa Of 10
|, Al men. rising loncer and louder or q
southern breeze. they ehafe az the tar'
gated Winter. With ia "bottomless roads
Which keep them from hyiag to the immet
ate rescue OF their oppressed country me
and await with impotence Tor the hitting m
ment when our Wellington shall stamp
foot. and shout to our eager soldiers. Il
b Guards. and at Observation-Disclosures fHqri'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

The Cincinnati Commercial says Il has In
formation OF a character entirely reliable,
that General HrELL's army with the excep-
ton Ut AcCoOk's division, vas. on Wednes
day. IN motion upon the enemy. General
NsLssx's division crossed Green river On FRI
day. Saturday and sunday. on its march 50
Glasgow. over tue turnpike from Bardstorn
70 n .t place.
Geueral NIrcuKLLs sh0le command has
marched down ~ M~an.ordsiar IRON ia
con Geek. and crossed over the railroad
bridge Oh Monday mOrniug. aud nas adsahc'
ed soms m..es "a lie turnpike towards bow
ling Green
The main body of General THoaas divis.
ION has been cr.erod 10 move oy Danvill'
and Lebanon: also towards Glasgow Genera
sesorrr . brigade passed through Danvil.'
on the lllh. General WOODS brigade pass
ed through Lebanon on Is way South. IL
expected 10 join General Nelson.
General Mccook's division has marchinI
orders. and has assumed a position south a
Green Rivsr before this time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

TmonxAs has held the position Of Engineer
"a ne baltimore and seeluehanna Railroad,
and Assistant Engineer n he survey e the
Norfolk and wiluft gtor Canal. II the East
e. Shore Rslsoal. Of the BALTIMORE and
Ohio Railroad. and other prominent works Of
public improvement On The commencement
" hcst,ltes ~ieh Mexico. he repaired 20 the
RIO Gnhde SAD sssfed a. Volunteer Aid Dc
AAp - Oelss1 I1isss. IN the battles OF
PAo Alto aad ResAeA de Ia Palma. = the
close Of TIE was he returned 10 his profession
OF Engineering aud became Assistant kngi
ueef II The Panama Division Of the isihmns
Railroad. lie has for some time past. resi-.
lied at Padaeah Kentucky. and was one Of
the earliest 20 take the held from that State.
in behalf Of the Rebel cause. His regiment
uas a par Of the fret Kentucky Brigade. Of
The Rebel forces. and advanced 10 Bowling
Green. about the time Of the occupation Of
Muldrough's Hin. He was made a Bagadier
General by appointment. and = several years
the senior Of Bucknsr - a graduate OF the
Mil AIRY Academy He Il nov = prisoner
aad will have no more opportunities 10 strike
The government he has betrayed. With many
others of hi. class. be nov sees that the power
Of the FEDERAL Government Is not 20 easily
overthrown a. they anticipated. and that they
have provoked = governmeai that sill con-
pei then 70 banishmenf or the scsnold.
The facts above stated are gathered from
soae Biographical sketches OF the members
Of the class referred 20 above. IL i said
that no class from the West Point Aeadem,
ever combined more talent than the one o
1886. II Is unfortunate for some Of IL mem
bers that they did not stand By the govern
ment which honoFsd them With is conf
dance ard support.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
Connsoaore Foose and General Thigh
mai.


Fiag oahcer foorr Is a native c. the State
of Connecticut. from which State be was sp-
pointed to the Navy Of the United States
DE Is a son Of the United States Senator by
that name. Who introduced the resolution In
regard u tho public lands. which provoked
the great debate betw cen DsNIKL WsnsTEk
and RosKRT Y. HArSr. he entered the ser
vice on the sth OF December lc22. from
vhieh time be rose IN his profession uutl he
vss made = commander on tho 18th Of De
csuhsr 1852. His .es service ~ss twenty
80 and a half years. and be "a. eight years
on shore duty. For ten wears he was Qua OF
employment At the commencement Of
the rebellion be vas IN command Of the
Navy Yard al Brooklyn. and soou after was
assigned % the charge Of the Mississippi
Floeilia. Of vhics he - commander Ia
this position he has shown the most extraor
binary energy and skill. and has the conf
de1ce Of the Savy Department 10 lhs fullest
sxteat. lie has accomplished an incredible
amount Of business IA his preparations Tor
descending the Misis-lrpi River. Alter his
Wait 70 Japan. be wrote a series 81 interest
ing papers upon that country also ~ j. the
sashor Of several essays 90 the slave trade,
-hieh we're prepared after Ia service or TIE
coast Of Africa. he = sakd 10 be = Quie;
gray haired veteran. aid although holding 3
r.nh equsl 20 that Of Major General. h@ Der
ferns his duties. without osfeutatiou. ard !.
sdnired by all. His recent expedition {.
Fort aenry vas a decided Saocess. snd Vii
likely mark The posnt from which comnense
sAe rapid decline q ths rebellion. Hs1am'
q uo~ historic. and = eonpecscd Nth one G
tie uo-s important achievements of the va
% far.
Cxxual Lso4p Tt1enNAx. tAe kebel g
Ger ekes Prisesss At Fort HepTy. was in coE,
MAID Of the Rebel defsaoes Of The Cuuher
Land and Tenns~see River. He : = nsiis
II he State q uarlsnd, and : graduate q
Wees Psias Aesde~y. Hssasa msmb~r q
the graduating elsss Of Is3s. shieb inclsac
al.s Io<srn r. AxpEk@o~ aBd C~rRGsTorar
q. Texrk1xs. Of virgsnia. No~Too~rss 4
Nuss. Of eeoryis. Ium t.HssxKr. ef p
p>srrscs Of cainmhiA, O'BrIrS q fenno
x..l.. ssrExsS. q Rsrl~ lsisad. Auss q
os... I'D ossers al proalAsai n De pre~cu
rour VI tie sane class have be-
AHA In ssrie. ts-~s. sK.skstsosp. 4,
v,~so,a. a. Nsl,n. De- Rev bvskz q Ne
y.-k At ~CAsfssese9. DAsitts. Il Ne'
H.pxlsre. a. xsiisa De- les. As Hsss
Of ysrA c-r,va a. sep's''!' esasF.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

\ correspondent recently returned from
Riehmohd. "a. TINS a..adcs e ae position
Mr.. Botts - how placed N
When Ia kichmond av VT botts NJ,
Bolts Is s~irtuAlls apr soucr "a hs Own house,
Nhca lie gets = chance - spcak be denoun
ccs The secession 81 \ irxiais. and says that {
vas a fatal sCl ant b hoqes that = resiors
ton or The Unioa ny - effected. There
are soue ieenls Or twenty Eve thousand
toors % Richmond. and ihrFc = gcDcrsl
a~ppgehensioa that e vil he attacked ard
positively captured r. scme vsy ~ The tnioi
Forces. uofuisf sndinE the rebel array Al
Msrae
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

A southem agent, writing from England 70
the Richmond Eaqvirer. describes many Of
tho d nieulues that he has encountered
abroad lie tried 10 promote ~shipmests Of
manufactures 20 The southern ports. VITA .
promise Of one hundred per cent profit. but
The sturdy manufacturers said ten nor cent.
and 10 risk i a better business than ore
hundred per ceut. and extreme rirk. NOth
ing was accomplished He adds that 10 has
some doabts whether The foreign powers viii
recognize tue C1nfejeraes, aud asslgns the
following reai on. IL. Both Eugland and
France are strongly conservative. and both
possess important colonial possessions, aid
ihcy do not ike to encourage regolts. u
A prevsieuf impression that tho North aud
South aouii sooa come together agsln Il
separated. ID & fear that. IN case II re.
~c-gnifion che North woud undertake the
oaaness OF the South. llh Tho determine.
lion 81 Eagand - rely hefesfter urca he
v sources Of supply Coz cotton and sih
The Determined anti =iasery feeling among
inc peorlc u both ustions. Some. Or al
i ,he~e case. united he says, u8l.lolg dela,
she much hosrt fer foreign Intervention
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Mr.. BaIauG hoasts that he has sery Cd sew
enieea year IN tho Senate. Surely this
oaght - satisfy any man Of moderate an
hilton. lie oughf not % be thought OF In
connection with another SIX years term -
There are other Democrats tar ADLER and
etuailv worthy. whose services 10 the coun
ny entfie them 10 this distinction. Nr.
Bright j. an adroit politician and will prohs-
biy attempt u csnviprc Democrats that his
.aie expulsion from lhe Senate can only he
rebukcl - re-clccting him 20 that bofy-
Bat Il should BE- remembered that Ioogiss.
Breckiurrlge and Bell and Evereu senators
voted los rs expulsion - vsli ~ Repnhli
ons. While seversl Of the isfser party voted
n Ms favor. We think The aet wrong and
the precelaag > bad ono. bnt ne do not kno1
thsf If IL the hasine=s 81 The Democracy 20
seni 4 usa ~ the Senate merely bccsase he
~ caes heeuearrlled from it--fer tikeas
Trier
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

GxsraAL GrAsr is being re enforced BY
large bodies of troops. IL Is said that he
now has a force of twenty-five thousand.
which will render his soccess At Fort Don
slson almost a certainty. -Four ~gunboats
LETT Cairo on TUESDAY night at 10 O'Clock,
for Fort Doaelson. and We nay expect, With
IN a very short time. to hear Of a great battle
taking place there. On the tall of that place
our forces can proceed directly 70 Nashville
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

A CAiso dispatch says that on tie voyage
40 the Tennessee river one OF our gunboass
pallsd up Two torpedoes In the chute Of the
Island below the Fort. They we're made OF
boiler iron and pointed In the shape OF a
cone. with . fuse and match at the o~e
cod. with /. bag Of powder weighing eighty
pounds.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

lnE Asu orleaa Delta coMa tlres
" q lie los 81 the Calhoun. ase ehich
ran ttt bircks1e from Scv g cans - Ia
vana ed va captures ~tea rrserrinr-
The Deii1 tsFs
H. cor = ref4Nta. ~ FHft - fyfla foas
sf~s-nsssrssr : larsr - fuffs a. f'sfs sas
akr usanifsat 81 trar. trffffs arffrifs ri "a
rsi.t ~ sonsr ssf0 Do.
The Della ~. u thc artels irem vhch
~s enotr above The taking Of he taking
ths Csrnnn "a ~5asi - the fees 49, haf
-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Hor John ] Crnondss il deeily anes@l
~ the news hom kcnfucky. ard has net
been In he House lace the report of The
battle cf Ssuerecs va rcceired. Aithoaxh
he hasfre sons n toe Inion army, The
nrcsence al ore IN the rebel army, bis oldest.
1rerv helms hinl 9TH grief The report that
General Cruendsn deFsertrd he command
- somerset ]. rot believed hy ans Who tnou
him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

In our columns Of yesterday Nc publish
ed extracts from English journals. which
vsry rarely reach this country. To-day AIS
We do the came. These journals reflect the
feeling Of the Englizh people more nearly
than their city journals.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

TEE allied forces in Mexico arc repre-
ssu,sd a suffering from sickness In the most
fnxhtful manner. This fact, together with
the defeat of the Spanish forces at the Ma
soa.l Bridge. near Vera Cruz, will damPeo
the enthusiasm Of the Allies. In conqusring
the Mexlcans, wishou, any difficulty whasev-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Hsssr A. wsE. who commanded st Ro.
.noke. w.s sick when the battle occurred -
He exhausted his military capacity Ia the
Jous Bso-s affair. and should be placed on
the retired LET.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

oss OF the beat disciplined and mo-i Per
fectly appointed Of the Potomle Dv'aon-' !
expected 70 be seat Into Kentucky soen- Al
The troop IN the camps. IN the se-'. are Also
being sen, 20 Kentucky with great rsPidiss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Tnr -demagogues Ia the Illinois consti'u
uonal Convention on Friday. actually re
fas.d 10 ADOPT a resolution expressive Of
10, a, the capture Of The rebel Fort Henry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Tx run0r Of the contemplated transfer
Of any thousand troops from the army Of
the Potomac 70 the Vest Increases IN Ger
lsinly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

P.rtss we're captured At Fort Henry
showing that General Polk's force ~ Col
umbu. !. not more than twelve thousand el
fscsive men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
Dr. ,. a.. wcLcan's Volcanic on
Imminent.

Tn BESr kxfEESAI y TIA MoniI. foa NJ.
oK BENsr.
@TheusAnds 81 hamsn beings have t.rn -s~-a a In.
Of decreptitude AMI misery. by the Use a. the tnya.
nable iauiment. II vil relieve PAIN alG3f 'n-.sl-
taneousiy. aud IL viii cleanse. purfy @as .~i Lr
foulesi SQRR IN an incredibly sh0t fin4~.
VOLCANIC OIL LININENT viii relieve r. fn,-s a.
veterate cases OF Rheufnatsm, Gcrf, O. eenraips-
For Paralysis. Contracted Nurcles. Stiffness ~ w~a1
Ness IN the joints. Muscle 81 LEamsms. n vii ues
er fxl. Two applieSuens vii caTe $40 Thrnai.
Hsadache OF Earache. Fer nnrns ~ Scalds. - ~
Pain. 10 e. az infilhIe remedy. Ty a., sri 80 ~.
end Il IN indispensable ftns.g Aerp D always -
hard.
PLANTERS. FARNFRs o. any one having o.Ass
Ct horse~. viii save maney By uaing &cL<an's rM-
eenie OIL In Uncut II II a speedy and i~Efslitrls
cure for Calls, sprsins, ChafeA, swclsnRs, Lsus3s-
sveoney, sorcs. wounds. scrstches. O. Any rxtsr-.
disease Try Il. and yea viii be ccnvfnned
Dr. ,. ~. Wetcau, Saie PrSpna1.
tAetuiy saint Lan't >
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

Isr rcoeic r kichmoud. Aaa. are -
he tcr4io.e ror1t'en 81 tctle zh,ut dsfrf
FL oifirh' They have sheat cxhsefiti
Their sareif 81 fstosi. sul lt street isurs
arc re4nfsff ehat 60 So niiniztt Tie
kctmoal roficT oB1ent cfihe Neueh a
pesl 81 Itantff IN. ssvt
-Taeae sfe aot oea1.s esaltA 81 Rich
maaa - ltsl = fsrta<M Ahd ~ .sf 81. 4 hss
a. esan b=a - - 81 1e1ass ~ rasnses.
IL fnb%- a1 et l41t1<rr, - -.
m..f.2 AIS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

lust RECEIVED AT BARRss
~ Cr--~r = u.ls ~ Tz--sh sc~ses, = snAl ~
s.zss Isl e CieAES .lffls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14

mr.. mcLean's Universal PfIIsf

on lrvSA cosr1sfSr. uIovaSfS. HEADACHE -
There never has been a CATHAR11C med.ss.
offered 90 the public. that has given snch entire sst.
i~sfacion Is Mct<an's Universal Pills.
being entirely v~egeiahie. they arc ~perfe<sly inas
cent aud can he taken by the most tender infant va
prompt and powerful IN removing all Rllious n~ers.
uons. acid OF impure, feLd matter from The ssomacA.
In fact. they are The only pills that should 10 Nd w.
mAlarions District.
They produce no gripping. ticaus-~ - pain Ia a..
stomach " bowels. thoigh very active and sesrshlne
In their operation. promoting healthy secfeuons -
the liver and Kidneys. Who viii sunes from ialioa.
mess. headache and fcnl stomach. when 20 cheap /.
remedy can he ohsain~ri Keep theu constantly 81
hand. a single 6cse taken IN eeaeoa, may rrc>a ss
h0nre. DAYS and months If sickness. Ak fof ~. j
q. Mefesn'e pniesrsai PILE. Take ~ other. n%ln.
coated, Lhey are tastele-s. rfiss only Is ceufs r4
Dor and can he sent by mail - any part ~ tbe 4 =
J. II. MILAN, sole lropIrter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-14
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