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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

lftI TIC EApfe44-
In the Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday
last. Is a communication from y NJ. Harrison,
Of sAs city. giving an account Of raising cot
ton IN the Wabash Valley. by the early set
tiers. He Is right in saying. that staple
Was raised in yigo county. as the old citizens
know II vas, with success. It's cultivation
would have continued. had the cotton gin.
the invention OF Whitney. Of Conn. been
in use, 70 save tedious labor, That labor
VAS givea 20 the lave Of the more Southern
States, until il became their leading staple.
The profit ct cotton raiing increased with
the labor saving Of the eciton gin. and made
il rae kag. now claimed by Seoessia. FoE
that invention. Whitney never received a
cent from the South. So simple was it. thal
il was made and used. and in suits for ~
Engagements Of his patent. every Southern
Court decided against him. To keep cotton
King. with the negro 10 heip. they have gon'
INTO a war OF rebellion. which viii prove an
suceessful. anu the staple vii be raise
where otherwise il would not. Ii can be rails
cd IN Indiana. and this county vii renew IL
production. "An Hail to the Chief Secs
sia will neither profit by their injustice {
Whitney. nor is treason against the Unite
States. woo.
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Enthusiasm of the Union Troops.
The Naval Men Confident
OF Success.
especial Dispatch 70 tbs Missouri Democrat
Irats LANDiSa. TRNSEsSEE RfyERl

Especial bispAitA g. tbs Missouri Democrat
IrsIs LANDING. TKNSEsEE RivEEl
fNE Mus NoKTn o. foEr hExEf,
1890 A. n. Tuesday. Feb. 4. lr62
The fleet converting Gen. McClernand's
Cairo division arrived AZ this point a. early
dawn this morning
Owing 70 the lack OF transportation iacili
ties. the fadueah force cannot come up til
this division has been disembarked. and the
boats Sent back loF them
Gen. AcCicruand's division j. NOW re-
e~mbaEking. and will DC landed outside Of the
range Of the guns OF the fort.
The force OF the enemy IS supposed 10 be
5000 strong
-Four o. the new iron clad gunboats, viz:
the Essex. 81 Louis. Carondelet and Cincin-
nati and the three cid boats, Corcstoga,
Lexington. and Tyler, accompany the expo
dltion.
Flag officer Footon the Tyler, Gen Grant
ON the Essex and accompanied by the 81,
Louis and Cincinnati. have just gone up 20
reconnoiler the fort.
IL O'CLOCK, A.. M-lhe boats are now ex
changing shots with the fort.
The troops upon the first report broke oul
into the iidest cheers. aud are now perfect
Is frantic with excitement.
The firing is icing continued with conad
cradle vigor.
o. BoARD SrKANER W. II b., I2M-Ths
guabo&ts having ascertained the range o.
the rebel guns. have dropped down a shor
distance. and We are now going along side
the Essex to ascertain the particulars OF fir
Ing.
some twenty or thirty shots were ex
changed.
Capt. Porter thinks they have but one ii
fed CUR, and that a small one
One of five OF the balls from their gun
struck on the top OF the starboard after por
ton OF the cabin OF the Essex-the wooden
addHion-and passed through Capt. Porter
private cabin. cutting through the top OF
pair o. stockings. Nobody hurt.
The Captain thinks some OF his shells iel
within their encampment.
The naval men are confident that the placl
can be reduced AFTER a sharp action.
Flag officer Foot has not rs yet come ur
aud II i proboA4e that no further demcnstra
tions " III be made till he arrives
As We lay here along side the Essex, re
co~nnoitering parties OF the enemy are see
on either side OF the river. watching US.
Captain Porter has Just sent a shell ane
those on the west bank. which being We
aimed struck altogether too close 20 them {
be agreeable.
The time made by them in getting ovt
the blafi IS supposed to be the best on r,
cord.
Gen. McCiernand has just been ordered I
land IA Is troops on the ~easterly bank Of th
river. and reoccupy the heights as soon 4
possible
THIS will be within pa miles Of the fort.
Panther Creek lies between Us and Il
enemy, and it Is not known as yet whether
Is iordable, but It IS probable that such
the case
The sun has come out and the weather
delightful. There is no snow On the grouI
and il Is in very fine condition.
lt IS not likely the main attack viii
made before tomorrow morning.
The fort he's, il IS thought. about iftes
GA eighteen guns. q. W. b.
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STEWART Co. Tenn, CANr hALLpcE,J
Four miles north Fort Henry,
"Wednesday. IL A. N. Feb. :. ls63.

Four miles north Fort Henry,
Wednesday, III a. NJ, Feb. >, lo62.
The night passed perfectly quiet. the en-
enemy making no demonstration upon "a
whatever.
Ii seems to-day palpable that they have
no idea OF leaving their entertainments.
Our cayalry's scouts we're busy yesterday
afternoon. driving in their pickets several
times, but meeting no parties ofthe enemy.
They keep close in their holes
General Grant returned TO Paducah yes
terday afternoon 10 bring up Gen. Smiths
forces-Gen. McClernand remaining here in
command.
All the transports wen, down with the
exception OF the City of Memphis. Emerald,
and Minnehaha.
The Ninth Illinois. Twcnty-third Indiana,
and Willards Chicago battery have already
arrived. and he rest OF the force viii rroba
bly, be here by noon.
The attack upon the fort will be made to-
morrow or Friday. at the farthcst.
IL j. rumored that the enemy IS receiving
large feiniorcemcnts from Columbus and
oshes p nts.
Asaluse was fired at tho fort about 10 or IL
o clock last night. and il IS surm'scd bs
some that Beauyc h4s arrived there.
The wclthor this morning j. quite i0gy
but the sun now appears % be gradual,
making Is appearance.
The troops enjoyed a good nights A. -
and are n0w IN = ire condition - meet th'
cnemv.
The rebel eat up a large signal balloon
las NIGHT which rose well iu the air, az
I Heated away g. the north Of "a.
&. ". b.
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TIM Rev. DR.. Breckenridge made an an
answ cradle argument for the Union, aud the
absolute neccssly Of its Preservation. e.
peciaily 20 the West. when be said: Nne-
ever will look Al a map OF the United States
viii observe that Louisiana lies on both sides
OF the Mississippi river. and thatthe states
OF Arkansas and Mississippi lie on tie rghi
and leit banks OF the great stfeam-eiSht
hundred miles 81 whose lever course = thus
controlled by these thrce States unltedly IN
habited by hardly a. many white people a.
inhabit the city pf New York. Observe
then the coungr, dnined by this rireF and ~
.nlAent-. commencing with Missouri on iis
vest bank. aud kentucky on its east bank-
There are nine or ten powerful States. large
portions OF three OF four Others, several large
territories, In all a country as large IS al
Europe, a. fine a. ans under the sun, already
holding many more people than all the &C
VOTED States and destined 90 be one OF the
~p0pul0us and powerful regions 3fthc earth.
Does any one suppose that these powerful
States. this great and cnergeiic population
viii ever make a peace that shall put inc
lover conrse OF this single and mighty natural
outlet 10 the sea ia the hanls OF a lafessn
government Car weaker tian them>efSess-
III there Is any such person, be kn0@s iibtc
Of the past history OF mankind; aud wiii psf
haIs excuse rs Tor reminding iim that u'o
people OF Kentucky. before they were ron
sutated a State, gave formal nOliee 10 the
Federal G0veFnmeAt. when Gen. Washing
Ton Was President. that 1.-THE United states
dad not 4cqire Louisiana, they would them
selves conquer il. The mouths ct the Ais
sissippi belong. by the git OF God, 20 tue ~
habitants OF this great valley. Nothing out
irresistible force Can disinheriI them
Try another territorial aspect OF the case
There Is a bed OF mountains abuttint on '"e
LEFT bank OF the Ohio, which cover al v esl.
ern Virginia. and all Eastern Kentucky, 70
the width. from east 60 west, Ia those TIVE
States, OF three OF four hundred miles
These mountains stretching southwestwand
~, pass entirely through Tennessee, cover
the back natts of North Carolina and
Georgia. heavily invade the northern part OF
Alabama, and make a figure even ia The
back parts OF South Carolina and the eastern
parts OF Mississp /: having a course OF per
haps seven or eight hundred mlles, and IN
ming far south OF the northern limit 0ipfoAta
bie cotton culture. it J. a region OF J"u,uu'
square miles. tfenchlng upon eight or nin'
slave States. though nearly destitute OF slave
itself. trenching upon AZ lessi hNe cot.
States, though mislng no cotton ftseii ih'
western part 81 Maryland and Two 1iifis o
Pennsylvania. are embracOd % ths worthless
tern continuation OF this remarkable region
Can anythin. that passes under the name .
statemanship be more prcposterous than tn
notion oil permanent peace on this continent
founded on the abnegation of a common ai
paramount government, and the idea OF th
supercilious domination OF the cotton intefes
and the slave trade, over such a moGntai
empire. so located, AMI so peopledg-N1
albany Ledger.
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Jesse ID. Bright.

Our dispatches from Washington this mora
ing inform - that JEssK ID. BEisHr has been
expelled from ths Senate By a vote Of 80,
against Ia. The judgment G the Senate in
tbs matter will be approved by a patriotic
and loyal people. Treason has too long
walked unmasked about Washington. he
who has 50 much respect for traitors. as
BEIouT manifested IN addressing "his exeet-
Isney Jefferson Dgris, President Of ne & y.
A" j. an unsafe man and but little better
than the traitor who ,.ses the sword as " his
ereeIeaey' JEFF DAVIS has done. His name
will now become historic and so down 10 pos
tenty loaded with the exeerations OF
the loyal people Of the country. In BRioHr''
csc party lines wee not drawn. Three
Republicans voted IN his favor. to-wit Cow
A. vi Pennsylvania, TKs EfcK Of New Jer-
say and HARRIs Of NV YoEK. Two Dem
ocrats votel for bis expulsion t0-wit AsDr
Joassos Of Tennessee. and NcDoUGAL. OF
California. GARKKr DAVIS. Of Kentucky
who IS not by any means a Republican voted
for hrs expulsion.
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Andy johnson of on the
Dirty Traitor Bright

lExtraet from AMY JoHSsoN's Speech IN
the Senate on Friday last.
Where was the vote or speech Of The
Senator IRON Indiana expressing sympathy
with the Constitution aud the Uniony-
When. a year ago. he Mr. Johnson) stood
alone on that side OF the chamber. hghtinS
me battle OF the Union, has The Senator Tor
cot the bevy oi conSpirat0rs who gath cred
around With scOwls. frowns. tauntsr IL the
Senator had, be had not. and he knew the
absence OF even one glanbe OF approval
from the senate from Indiana. lie Mr..
Johnson) would have been glad OF the sym
patty OF one 80 long Ia the public service
but he was a. cold as an iceberg. and he
(Ar. Johnson) Vas LETT alone on that side OF
tie chamber, and the line Was strictly drawn
between those h we're lighting Tor the
Unl0n and those against u. Where were
those who. 10 longer ago than the last SEES
sion OF Congress, sang The siren song OF
peacel Where was Polk, or Breck nudgef
Gone TO the rebel camp. He believed there
we're traitors here new on the same road.
and how long il will be before they land IN
the traitors camp he could not tell. The
Senator from Indiana has said he was op-
posed 20 the whole coefciye policy OF the
| Government. Ii the Government had not
| power 10 enforce the laws. then the Govern.
ment was at an end. Suppose he went to
the Senator from Indiana and asked him q
assist in putting down the invasion OF ms
State according 10 the Constitution The
Senator wosld reply. Il oppose the whole
c~oercise policy OF the Government Such
principles would utterly destroy the Govern
men,, and yet the Senator acknowledge
that he entertains them. What Is the use oil
the Senator protesting TO uphold the Gov
eminent, when his every act, and all his IN
huence. is against itg The people Of hi'
Mr.. Johnson's) State where down trodder
and oppressed beneath the heel OF tyranny
They appealed Tor protection. and met will
the cold reply. IL oppose the whole policy o
coercion" Yet We allow that brave peopl,
20 be coerced by tyranny. and have no sym
patty or helping hand Tor them. They are
Ia dungeons, and have no answer 10 the
,pps IL but the clanking chain and grating
dungeon door. Tbey were shot and hun1
women and children were murdered; We
their cry Tor protection was met by Senator'
with the reply, The Government cannot en-
force the law; we oppose the whole policy o
coercion.
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The Journal accuses Us Of borrowing our
quotation from Shakespeare yesterday ron
the Louisville Journal. which once replied To
LrxS BoYD IN the same signs and quotation
without change. IL the Journal did 80 re
ply. and we confess our utter Ignorance Of
the fact, we are sorry that PsESrioE Is 50
poor a Shakspearan. for on referring 20 the
text. we find We bosched the original terribly
in our draft IRON memory. and are both to
believe that omniscient editor could have
committed the same wrong We assure our
~neighbors it was a mere coincidence. such a
will occur sometimes when great minds ars
brought TO bear on kindred topics.
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A. Cd etc esmr crcepiar On. q brings
With It mang attendant iftfmfits Lees "a
appetitc and weakness impsir the health. and
want 81 aclfsr4 makes ths Hfnt ttsceutcn
I'll I'D m.kaefs "a ckses ~Acte obi age
atis - inlacncc. 3 airlest impossible o.
al sisof ana hsslih. srri although mans
fsmriies have hcrn tftcis al have Jailed ma.
81 HtKRHANES HOLLAND BITTERS
were khoan aol used. IL esery case y here
thcy have been employed. uscy have Ia
varishv gwen sfrcartt and restored the
appetite They have heosms a sfcas agent
ior his alonc. All are nsef ~ may PEOPLE
whe are sudcring from los 81 appetite aud
eencfal debility. IN csses q Ting standlng
shreuie lsseases. tAey at - a charm. insie
o<atug SIC system thur giving nature
aaother orrcraalsy - rersiF fAssieAlis ~
So n4x<<~>mtt4Sf = another column
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AYER's AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready
for delivery, gratis, at r. VI. Donnelly's and
j. r. Cunningham, WHO arc happy TO sup
ply all that call for them. Every family
should nave and keep this book. IL Is worth
having-comprising much general iniorma
ton of great value. 1t gives the best IN
struction for the cure of prevalcntcomplaints,
that we can get anywhere. Its anecdotes
alone are wsrth a bushcl OF wheat, and It's
medical advice Is sometimes worth 70 the sick
the wheat's weight in gold Many of the
Medical Almanacs are trash but this is solid
metal. Its calculations are made purpose'y
for this latitude and are therefore correct.
Call and get aa ayers Aitasnasy aud when
got. keep it, sIt r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

NAst papcFs are olkas about nati0nal
sxpe1-ss. and ~natioeai 1~bt <~no~iax oat 81
the waf We az 1--WE a. oavernment- Ave
thst and sc carc rot II the debt a sataled
uron -s.terty. smoanfinS - tZ1isas. ~e AL
they ane rich Do MT hik asoet esP~Ases.
talk .hoas q ghtiag and suhiugauns The Rebels
that accomplished then let us ccn&1~r
matters Of miners importance. and NJ IL
thea. These are our seaugects. ahd ne iont
care Who dslikes them
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LIABILITIES.


J. a. WusIAsk. FIRST fS. Nnaskss. Cash..
Stafe Of Indssaa, Is1o Comfy. IS
rs. william he.nr dnly sworn. aet,oAos AL 49,
tlsat ~ s. ihs Cashier efsaid Rack. and that tn fr..
geias -egest q he c~oniitien e sald BANK Coz IN.
psfioi fLeI siu NAMED. Il true and earreef. 40 fhe ~
= A. kaosi-ige and behef.
F.S. WILLIAMS. t-<st.r
s.afn - AL sabecrlbsf bef.re ne .ths ssh dav 81
J~anusry. la
cFoRcE q. Dtg Notary ruhi,e.
saa. wv
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TnE speech of Andrew Johnson IN the
Bright case. surpassed all the expectations OF
his friends. and all the previous Efforts OF ms
life IL was heard by a crowded audience,
and drew tears from the eyes of the stoutest
men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
The Enemy 10000 Strong.

THE GUNBOATs EXCHANGE SHOTS
WITH THE FORT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

Ia mast BE a rsrs sps-JssfsaL ;
That snesn> = rar~ bird. bus thc writer -
The anarln srsn sAich ne above < qastcl.
&. not : rsrr tsri be haccmmsn dsug hill
hsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
BANKING.

sASk CO.. TIN STATE % INIIANA.
Branch AZ Terre-Hsafr, Jan j., ls62.
II Eve ~ crnt. has been declared
aa tho Capital SSork q this BrnnCs, payable O.
Stockholders 81 demart.
JanIsdws~. PRESTON HUssEY. cash'r.
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DIR. J. ~. McLean,s Volcanic OIL
Imminent

Tux BEsr ExrEEsAL n rnE WORLD, poR Ne
OR BEAsT.
Thousand VI human beings hsN. beer saved a III.
Of decrePtitude aud misery, by the Zee of this inval-
nAble LAnment. II will relieve PAIN aia1st 'ns.aa-
tAheousi3 and n VIII Cleanse, pori5 aid neal tne
foulest SOhE Ia an Incredibly short time. k.aEANsS
OIL L4NiMkN1 vail relieve. ls moot In
yeterSte cases OF rheumatism. Gout, cr Neuralgia
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or Weak
hess m the joints, Muscles or i~igamenis, IL viii ne,-
er fsl. Two applications viii cure Sore Throat,
Headache OF Earache- For Barns or Scalds. OF A.,
Pam, u Is an infalhble remedy. Try "a. and YOU u.l
IND u an indispensable rcmedy, Keep II always "a
hand.
PLANTERS, M or any ole having charge
o. horses, vii save money by asing McIean's Vol
canic oi LnipsnL AZ - a speedy aud infaiilbss
cure Tor tails, Sprains, Chaies. SweilRgs, LAfnenssS
Sweeney, sores, Wounds. Scratches. CT any eat.rn.l
diseasss- Try II, and you will be canyinced.
Dr. D. III. Mclean, sole Prsprsssos.
i-edwly Saint i,ud. ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
FROM roar nENaY.

Mec.,s..s. n's-is. .. d. Ground
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

onn STYLES Portmonies. Pock
wv stnooks end Purses. for eale low,st
f4Asa bAhfL4He.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
Dress Goods, Shawls. Closks, Furs,
Silks, Hoods. Eubias, Sontags, and

Al manner 81 things that = woman eau pat
On the GROVE o. her head. 10 the sole Of her Tot,
Or uraF Esund her shoulders, OF M round ner waist,
Or that can be sewed Ca, OF pinned ga. laced,
Ortied On with a string. or stitched on sith a bow,
In front, OF behind. above or below,
Tor C4oaks, Msnullss. capos, Collars o. Sha~is,
Dresses Tor Breakfast and Dinners aud Balls,
Dresses 10 sit ~. aud stand IN, and .aik in.
Dresses 10 dauoe 10. and firt in, and talk iA
Dresses In which to DO nothing al Al ~.
Dresses fer winter, and dressed Tor fAl,
AT Of them different Ia color and pattern,
SIX. muslin and lace. crepe. velvet and satin.
Brocade and broadclolh, and otheT material,
Quite a. expensive and much mon etheriai-
Ia short. Tor all things that could ever b thought Of
or miilincT, or motisie. OF raGesman be boaght Il
Is.5du Cor. Maln and Fourth Street
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

~WI"tI fHif1 NHu flne Stsss = Louis. No
Dr. McLcanss Universal pills,

on utfR COMPLAINT. nioUsSKSs. HsADAcax &c
There never has been a CATHARTIc med.ci,.
offered 10 the public, that has given such entire sat.
isfaction a. AcLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly iu,p
cent and can be taken ~ the most tender infant: va
prompt and powerful Ia removing all Bilious sssrr-
tons, acid or impure, fetid matter from ths stomach
In fact, they are the only pills that should be used In
malariOus Districts.
They produce no gripping, sickness OF pain In the
stomach or bowels, though very active and searching
IN Their operation. promoting healthy secretions Of
the liver and kidneys. Who will suffer from bilious
ness, headache ami foul stomach, when 80 ch.ap =
remedy can be ohtainedi Keep them constantly or
hand, a single dose taken la season, may prex.n,
hours, days aud months 81 sickness. Ash fr Ir. =.
ii. hcLean's Universal Pills. Take 10 other. R-.ns
coated, they are tasteless. Price only IS ceuts pef
box and can be sent by mail 10 any pari IL the l. :
J.. NOLAN. Sole Propr.etor.
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Is Va oucs besore nc wottcr ~ feo
lhleses-tessfsi
Wa nov helps go s~otrierf
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EDsALL. sIcDoUGAL & co.'s.

Al this season Of The year, when other stocks are
broksn and merchants exhibit empty shelves, car
stock is Fresh aud Complete, embracing a splendid
variety q
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POLITICAL.
Extraordinary Merit.

Must belong TO that which pleaseseSery 9ne. such
i the case with the stock of ooods no~ at
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

NEaI-ANSUAL REPORT on THE CONDITION
- 81 the southern Hank q Indiana. ~ TIE sN
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THERE IS No MsIAKF ABOIT M


THERE Is No KnsIAKE
IL VIII cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. ns-rha.
uyseuter1, Headache, depression 81 Spirits. Fr,sr
and Ague, Inward Fever, had Breath. or A., px..,e
q the Liver, stomach or Bowels.
GENTLEMEN, Do yea Wish g te healthy, s,ronx
aud yigorousi
LADIES. DO yos. want the biocm II health a. nom,
toyour cheeks a~gAinf-ihen go q; once and ge;
AeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORil.I AND
BLOOD PURlfIERi
Delay no, = moueuf. IL i warranted % e.. ss..6.
ton. II VIII cure any disease Of the kidns,s. Nonl
o. Bladder: Painting, Obsgruced Nenstuus t,m. ~
ling 81 the womb, Barrenness. % snx dis.ns.s 1880
from Chronic Or Nervous Debility. II + az infsiild.
remedy.
For Children.
ID you want your tcie4ie, sickley, puny cLndfs
70 D. healthy. strong and robasu-hen give lh.,.
AcLean's >trcnFtbing Cordial. (scs the dfreetlor. o~
each b"ttle.1 a. h. delicious 10 take.
Gne tablespoonful, taken EVER morning f,sti,y
a sure preventive against chill and trxe,- xeli..
texsT cholera CT any prevailing disease. -
t~AOIoNi-beware II Druggists OF dealer eT.
may Try 20 palm upon you a bottle 81 Ritters az So
saparfia (which they can buy chesp) by sa,in<tt 4.
Just a. good. There are even men BASk enough "a
steal a part az my name 70 dub their villa dsc,c
tions. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their Vii
famous compounds Ak for Dr. J. a.. ncLeap',
strengthening Cordial and Blood Purider. Take
nothing eise. II j. the only remedy that will purif,
your blood thoroughly, and At the came time
and fNslGoRATE the whole orEari.
Eaiion. Ii pot up IN large botues-sl per bo,'s
OF FA bottles Tor 81.