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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
DRAWINGS FROM LIFE ,
OR, TRUTH IN DISGUISE,

'S W i" "St |" utCluc IOr yourself tue
conduct which will best secure your pres
cnt happiness and weliare-I can only ad-
wise you and assist your judgment with
my experience. Mr.. Harris is amiabe
and well educated; he is also wealthy
I these arc recommendations, but they are
not tue principal qualifications for good
husband. Much more depends upon his
morals and his habits, than on mere kind
ness of temper. Are you satisfied that.
in these particulars, he is equally suited
To your disposition! fear that in these
consist the errors of his character. lie is
) too (t>ed 0t gay and diS,ipaicd company,
and his very amiabc diST oSiion indiSprc
I e"E '.i<ef t2 ujJb>jnnJ temptation which
will ruin his iort,ine ana degrane MS Guar.
acter Has he frmntSS to withstand bad
example? If he cannot, and does not
AVOID int"mperance now, Lucy, when be
desires to rcrommeDd hImSef 10 your "a
vor, believe ne, when marriage shall have
rendered Srcrc>y unnecessary, vicious IN
du'GcuceS will have much stronger in!lu-
enre over him-whilc your restraining
power will he less, though your happiness
VIII he much more interested in his be-
'n ia' ""u 'vPu'''i'"' l'' "o' Pt''n'' ,''S
"I'''' '"'''''e' : l'S PROMISES or i'a''e''eS
to deceive vuu, but examine his dcmcanor
'''" - '"'"PUt's VII" NO P'o'
an" t'p''S>'"">, l",> S'ei Is "re'
81, 49, anu '"t - oe 'aNeh "'t'on' Il
perfect Understanding Of Your own feel.
in-s aud Mr.. Harris bad character and
habits
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

Way are military officers the .uA0sk0n
lucky Of men .e.ss.ss.
Because they are always in tome -
or another. -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

STURGEON AND THE YANKEE.--A gentle
man from England relates an anecdote Of
Mr.. Spurgeon, that is too good to be lost
The great preacher, to illustrate person
al effort" one day told story Of Yam
kee who bOasted that he could whip the
entire English nation.
"And ho~ could you do it?" asked a
byStander.
Why" said the Yankee, "T would
take one Englishmar at time until they
were all whipped"
AT the close Of the sermon there came
a tall, solemn.looking man, who hailed
from the State Of Main, and presented to
Mr.. Spurgeon a letter of introduction.
Mr.. Spurgeon addressed the newcomer
by saying:
"Well, my American friend, how did
you like the illustration Of individual pow
er drawn from your cOnntryInen,"
"Oh, | was quite well pleased with it
because it was SO true"
$50 true, so true" said Mr.. S., "what
do you mean, Sir?"
"Iknow a Yankee that did that once, "
was the reply.
"And what was his nameP" asked Mr..
Spurgeon.
His name, sir, was George Washing
ton; perhaps you have heard of him :"
Mr.. Spurgeon Joined in the laugh, and
allowed that the Yankee was too much
for him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

A Coop WORD FOR TIE SKUNK.-The
American AgriculturiSt takes up the
cudgel in defense of the despiSed and sell
dom.kicked skunk, and gives him good
notice. Our cotemporary says:
"All summer long ne roams your pas
lures at night, picking up beetles and
grubs, poking with his nose potato hills
where many worms are at work. He is
after the grubs, not the tubers. He takes
possession of the apartments Of the wood
chuck, who has quartcred himself and
family upon your clover field or garden.
and makes short work with all the domes-
tic arrangements of that unmitiSated nui-
sance. With this white backed sentinel
around, you can raise clover in peace. and
the young turnips will flourish. Your
beans will not be prematurely snapped.
and your garden sauce will be free from
other vermin.
"a most careless observation Of his hab-
its shows that he lives almost exclusively
upon insects. While you sleep he is busy
doing your work, helping to destroy your
enemies. In any fair account kept with
him the balance must be struck in his fa-
vor Thus we often find friends under
the most unpromising appearances, and
badly abused men are not unfrequently
the benefactOrs of society,""
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

WHOEVER wishes to test the purity ug
friendship, let him pass it Through Tho
crucible of adversely.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
FORNIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1s, II

ing on the arm of the Duke of yelling
ton. The allies conferred upon her the
revenue and title Of Duchess of Parma, in
Italy.
Count Niepperg accompanied her to at
tend to the administration Of affairs. She
soon entered into a secret marriage with
him, ingloriously regarding herself as di-
vorced from Napoleon by his hopeless sx-
lie to st. Helena. Three children were
the issue Of this union. The eldest mar
ried an Italian Count, Grand Chamberlain
of Parma. A son, the Count de Monti
Nauvoo, is an officer in the Austrian army.
A second daughter died in infancy.
When the remains Of Napoleon were
brought to France, in the year 1910, all
the veteran soldiers of the great chieftain,
all gray headed survivors of the old guard
came tottcring 10 meet the hero, returning
! triumphant eyeu i0..3ISSsS>>'n. No OS,e thouglH
of Maria Louisa, then again a widow in
Ner/HStSj-> y 4.t- a ~. 49, ~.-,-> ,>,,,,~.,
hear the mufiled drums and tolling bells
which welcomed her husband to the land
over which he had reigned so gloriously.
On the nth Of December, l847, Maria
Louisa died, at the age Of bIty seven years.
She had neither enemies nor friends. Her
life WIS useless; her death mere blank
T." So live that, sinking in thy last long sleep.
Smiles may be thine, while all around thee weep
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

"THERk's . divinity that sl,spkn 90
ends" as the pig remarked Nhea hi ~
contemplating the kink II bis tslE
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

WHEN alone, We KaVg 66F tE005
watch, in our families our tampera N [
society OHr tongues. i, S 81
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

=" WOMEN are deep as the blue waters
of yon bay" remarked the cOntemplslive
man.
" Aye, sir, and as full of craft'' fsiOins
ed the dISapDointed man n
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

A WESTERN editor has such an antipa-
thv to the doctrine of ofspiritualism that he
will no longer print bis paper on a sheet
of "mcdium" size. and objects to its be-
ing enveloped in wrappers.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

1OEO Is the dust that blinds GlI sSss.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. by
n n L w O * g sc n N u n r Y
pw. sELwIcEs, w. A. JANUAhT
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

WE increase our wealth as we lesser
our desires.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

DoS'T undertake I" kiss furious We
man; risk not q smack in q storm,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

DIR. I. s. TITUS,
ohce-M n. residence on II sh Street '"nr'h
house, on the rgh;, from Col TIA street Af'-
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

A GENTLEMAN observed an urchin who
had a large slice Of bread in his hand,
and who was crying very bitterly.
MY son." he asked, "what are you
crying about?"
"Mother wo'nt-boo hoo-oo-put any
butter on my bread-boo hoo-oo!' was
the answer.
"Oh, is that all? Come, dry up your
tears and be q man"
at ant so much the butter" replied
young America; "its the disposition of
the old woman"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

. ,,,.r II. &. sioSS.
HUHE & SLOSS.
Alto kN y $ y w.
Ohhc- IN tity EI"ok. r!~errVIU"'
will practice Law IN the Courts OF III p'fah" .i'''
,i.,ii lug Countlr--iHt the supreme toHFt' an" ,''
"urt- of LtAa lrTri'r}. "''
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

CHAS. D. HANDY.
rarNstiLgG ANp ArToENE.-Af'LA"'
om,.t,Hp,rai, Ym.ra'!..- nthrS''ay +" -
.ugJ l'At'''"''
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27
NEv ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach RitterS

4 new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial. Tor
giving the Stomach and for the pressnsson Of
bions complaints. incident 20 tbs wcs<ern country
Try q.
As morning eriax. 70 assist dlsessaE <s reiisvs
Dy-pepSa a, II has equsl. Try IL
In dror IL n Iersor 20 az other Bitefs. Try It.
Tue formula Of these Bittr-r row .lsJl the sole
property OF Dr. Robacik, originated with Of the
oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioners Of The
wos; and IL Is directly predcsted upon tho vsts o.
Western people.
These Bitter derive their stimulus from the power
ful tonic Of the and herbs of which the3
are composed, and a. they are, by sllsying unssss
urzi cravings OF the stomach. directly prouotive u
TEMPEHANCE.
the present proprietor believes that IN making ten
widely known, the public weliare 10 -nbserved-
II win soon be fer sale ~ all Of pr. Robsek'r ru-
norous gents and At Hotels, &C, the country over
In the meantime orders will be niied direct from
Cincinnati in any quantity. and At the lowest rsie.
Il Il put up Ia Quart Bottles, and securely packed IN
ons dol cases. Half do1 .e,nrle cases wil however
be packed and se-s % any sddress, II desired
Retail Price, e1 per bottle, or six
Tor g..
Prncipsl ogfsce and snlssroos- No g. Rs-t fouru
Street, 30 building ffom Main street, Cinriunsu
Ohio. Laboratory, No. - Hammond Street
For sale m vigo County ~
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MEDICAL.
> o~s ria. ana s,,eea purisier


a 4
ZRHARMAcYN
DIR. ROBACKS
scandinavian Remedies.
eAn luirodaccd his slood Purifier and hiooi riis IN
he luie1 states IL set iorth N pAin language tesr
-.s~tve rsoper-f.s IL "a ys.rs ago Tho task
al. 1lsfs Eniightened men Woe chasacssr Tor
-oand iadgmeu and philss aIAy, give their opinions
weight ~ the ests4luuIity ief ~ln observe, reject
80 make ''as arsnee ceuol, sure before they de-
ei1a- ara esery~heFe sIprorfur nnt urging the use
a. lhe-e wolrieFinl rfeparstcrs. A., uAe confte IN
Wisdom and honcay " :hiz ssss, - Who ehoose
0, investigate for thea sife. trs o~ q sae isi "a
rl. evsaS..ss d.. h ths ro,ssssa u rlr Ros.cr.
Elich Is Al s tiraa Aoeess,elr - 'be publt. estsb-
iissv The following
fAoTSi
raal u, Hi.ooD PILLS have been proved By ansly.
IA 10
CONTAIN No MINERAL.
h-' thry care TIE almoss gniyerssi complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with aaervass csrsakasy aud IN avery skort tiue
That aitcr ali nsher meaiciues have proved rseess
hey relieve.
LIVER coMPLAlNT
AID resicre tAf health Aa strength q the sunerer-
SICK ALES,
wto hsee !Angushed co. years u heipless weakness
AM despc,icnoy. s.r ste gsS~t rap.tiss tn-
le- i--- yoFstlns operation. Tat al sexual DIS
sbtas are removed - their cCfcla AID gentle sir1-
lintus properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS;
however hey may have been titled risA s-a abused
der . etoysp.e. That spsratns directly ufon ihe
p,iss1 IAe diseass - lis dsool, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
All discharge from The ., slen sssry tslnt Of son-
Ia. whether hereditary VI Otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
aud that ihsre is no disease Q. l5s sssaSa and B0~
els, the Liver. the Nervous yresn, shs skn. Glsnas
or Muscles. s.f rI
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES ON DISTRACTIONS
oEThx BLOOD Or sgCREIloSs-
Ia which lley Go es s..e vons,s re,sey aud, if I'D
minisiercd before the very citadel Of Lie has be<o ID
vated.) ef'ecf Ifialess aad l'rTJeN c-se.
Bear in mind that The SCANDINAVIAN yEGETA-
Biz BLOOD PILLS arc endorsed hy the experience
o. thousands q living Witnesses. who. n letters, a
ca~lt medical works aud by wore q mouth. proclaim
ther1 60 ec the very bes, preparation c The kind ever
Off red 70 the broken doNn victims oi4l-hesith They
hu disease through every afenae and organ Of tie
system, and expcl IL thoroughly aud permanently.
80 can boabi their snprT.criiy after one single
trial-.hey are not only bstter but In fact chesper
thsn any other Pills, for IL takes lees number
them % p<o1Eco a better efert.
Price ofthe Scandinavian Vegetable blood Purifier,
al per bottle, - per half dozen. OF The scancina
visn Vegetable flooc riiis, 25 cents per box. orS
boxes Tor sl. .nft .4H
Read Dr. Robsek's Special S,sice aua Certificates,
publisa ed In conspicuous par. y las paper from
time tln,e.
DIR Roback's udieaI AlEnsnss and raasiiy Afst-er.
cont sinng great variety cf interesting sndssnscls
Medical .rbrmssion can be had gratis VI ony Of his
age ats throughout the country.
bo d.ficult c- complicated cases. DIR. Rcback may
Evn.ulted personally or by letter, enelosng on
starrp fo- tte reply
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

Il rfTrsnvrc, rE>S.
The Collegiate Course includes shs ssiselples ard
r-acsice Of
Doubt Entry Book Kospiny.
Adapted TO every department. of Inland and Tor
eign commerce. By tie zufhcr ~ nu's s,rtefns ~
booE-Erepug
Stock and Poysnersliy Books
ExempHfying numerous care. Of dinacult openins
and closing. changes in nrns. &e.. supplied 6y the
srthcr's forty years experience In business
The Settlement ef Single Enfrs Paurerskip
Books,
Generally 20 nttls understood that two Professors
Of Book keeping" 10 this city, recently made cot
bu, iness balance sheet containing $1,000 errors
Rectifysnq DeraRcsd Double Entry Books.
A frsousus sns lsghi, s-syc..iiis eafv. explained
II no other treatise % socouDts-
Clasgins Sinsi. % a Dcstle Enfry Ledger
Illustrates. fcr he frst time n Dua's Book -ies7,ns
The Private Ledger,
Tor keerlns The resat, Of be business private so
onsr tesir~d ~ extensive rrms) r~nairs wholly
schools.
Bssinsss Csrrsspondence
Inc volarac OF Duf,s manuscripts Busnss- Letters
acog.s he .noft eomriete course Of insirneh"n IN
Basinsss Ferns
sysiemRsis ally atg1nsrd AM taughi IL cqrne uen
With ~ hcoks q prAetlee
Commercial Computation,
inrludlne numerous bVsnes. ols-raiisn- iesct af-
| oughly taught IN other schools
Commercial aad OrRarHsnf PeaTusHsi.ig
| By W. II. DufT sud c. T. CoclrAn. author. q ii'e
| new ed!tlon- 20 Tie Gems ~ pennA4isA'p q aaa Nrv
! Sekc9i Cosg B0oks.
rse popularity of thcfe improve laeli. sia il'' 4
elegant businc~s ~ritlng attest The sis.niaTcs q
this department over an etkcr coiiee~s fsti @
| West. Tue esiarSed ciii.on q nuH a puneaii
Gems ct
business and Orngmtnfai Psninsasiig.
4. se most complete Seil.lnstructor puhiittcd. eie
/ rantly bound. mailed postpaid. Tor =.
! DaI 4 Dnncan's New School Copy BOOK. nnfi
| engraved. with The apihor's Instructions on eac
cover, % cents Per dozen.
The Cksapcd Copy Book in Jase.
For fall particulars send Tor Cur elegsrt new cis
cular. pp. 90. with samples ~ onr frrmsn's wf
tsg, inc, oslug IS cents. %
Il. n. Dt'Ff s SON frfncipnis.
ss- stranger. w1r please inquire or reruisGs
A. Tho CITY ~herc ve sre tcsf kno~n-
uarcciul
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

OF ks F7FTEEy7H Skl1-SNygAL STATE
MEN ~ ne condition Of kie H0HE IaSC-
RA-ScE COMPANY of RE Ofv II -srso fcrk.
o. the lei doy ~ Jsf-sgrs, 1851.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27
DvElNc q SECURING.

Faacr Dyrins ana- Securing E~sab-
fsshr.fnf.
XyrHTrR CRtrr kxp cAsHErkr sHAwLs.
w sR saa wsois- nrr~se<. aisa. cetll>ner's
Clctss Cleaned ard Ceier~t ;: n<- eAs~sicai rro-
erss, % iocs lts rew.
Wkbs.k ssrest between tks sseal sat 81. s4sets
szrl. stsrs p>snEtst ~ tss ~ ses7 lsS>aeD~t~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27
Ayers Ague Cure,

Interangteut Fever e. ycvcr AID Ague. gesaisi.
lescr, chill Fever, Da-lb Agac, fcIiotcai Iioad
sehe, O. E.lfous Headache, AZ hil'css fe-
vcrs. indccd fOf tie Whole ciass Il dls.
reni. cscsss ty ne Nailr.a6
Aa.nstr Counties.
VIC arc enabled here % offer the coa4lnILit1
remedy which, whiic Il cures TIE kcove completes
with cc-f.ingy, is ssil perfectly harmless IN say
quantity. such remedy is invaluable ia dif.ricts
where hese snhcting d.so.ers rTe,~li Ieis 'cs''.
cxpeis tho riasIlafc pOson % Fever an1 gre lror
tho sysscD, and prevents TIE tc,eiorucui a. us
ti1e.ss Il tsken on the rrst approacA az rrcsno
iory symptoms u Is rei OILY iho ecst remedy cssr
YET discovered fer this class ~ ccnniarfs tut a..
The che4pcl. Tho large c1@1l-y ~ s1ppiy f.l
dollar bfiuts x within ths rtl ti .srE, ot,. all
ia b!iious DISTRICTS whore Fs,tr and Aruo prcsf--
everybody -horid have u aud rso y freely 10Th -
cure ans Yftststiar truai s'iI-rlority q tl.i-
rcrlciy eis ofLoF ostr d-scssCFci Ger tls ~.
dy ard certain "a lu;erm.ftenis IL that Il
tans no Quininc OF mineral consequently 70 i1sau
c. qnsIi.n or C;hor injurious elec;s wh-'svfr
upou thr constitution. Thc.e cured b. IL zro len
hoaltiay a. AZ they bad ncvcr lad the ciseasc.
feser and Agne i nos Alone the censssnenoe y; -
mafmaiic ioiscn. grrat faffcty - disorders a..
ffom lie irritation. among which are
Neuralgia, hleunsts.un, G.'ui, Hesiscla l.indnss.
To-fhache. Fsrache. Cathrrah, Asthma, ps'f-
tatlan, painfnl Arscsloa q the sgleea. H.
tsr.c-. Pain in the Bowels Colic .l'araiysls
and Dcrang.m~nf of the stomach.
e sASa ssfg s srisiniSs "a Ss e 'ssf osY
ssCUAl cxpels the poison from the blood, and oor
sequentiy curps them al alike. II i an insnlDsE
protection 90 Immigrants and rersc-t travelling
tsmporariiy rcsidtng N the naiafiou- dstrcts. u
fskSu OCCASIONALLY daily ~hiic exposed - the ia
feti0n, that Will Ls excreted fon the system. an
cannot accuIsuizfe 1n sufficient quantity ~ fis~t
into disease. Hence u Il even more valuable trf
pfofcction than cure. and hw vii ever -uior non
lnternlftenfs ~ they avail thcrDses~~ a. the pr
lection fhi- remedy affc-ti-.
Esr Prepared ~ DE-J J. G. ATER CO.
Lowell. Massachusetts,
All our reuetIes nre foT sAie ~ J. r CvrfiysEks
p. n. DoSxrI1r, sud ~ AL Druggists Ia Tsrfr.
Haftc
wbols.ale ~ Aux~ A Co. Cincinn-si
tunl- a1com-~rOw
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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 10 81 pr day:

Hoogh NNaecfe ~ D ~ e"y.
since tae operias q this VAT AM commodiops
Hotel. IN iss it has been she -le endesvor u he
rsprietor- 70 make It Ae mo-, su9p.aeas, con-
ysnieai and eOafor,shl- home sor Ne cssisen and
stranger on thls s'ls ths Arssuo.
And whatever hAss~c.ncti.i.., - administer 20
the eomsor, e ~ guest. ,hrt lave sadeasored.
without res-l = cot. - proyids, .aA 10 cOmhine
Al The elements q ssDvsia>i aas sciss enjoyment
whssh Hlciers .rs ~. ln,ensea. .al ,aoisrn ,s-se
approved; and he pssronsss watch a n.s ossamaa-
81 daring shs pat al year.t a gratifying prosf
that their e'0rs. hsvs been appre,sa,es
To nesl u esgsaeies q VI. tas-. seen al arr
repaired = psscsse~ ~ npt ri-ia seooe'ny. ~
uB,ers'~nvd
Have Reduced The Price of Board TO
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
attn. ..rns tine sh.eus ues> e shs iunuries sitA
~tich ,A-lr table ass hitherto been suppiiaA.
READwElI. wHIross a CO.
Ven rcth. sess- > issi 9uo-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27
II. II. DECK 4 co.

yACoB ES6-Es. FosrxAS.
~r C-lssanfly 81 had srrrrfoF sIllcis -
aATER PROOF OIL Df-ACKfsG. warranfcd - -
~ascr rrcof az % make fe ie1ilef eon and raDie.
Oct. e.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

Tie most oaecsea -enecy which he medical slIn a
or tsEasn Can devise fo- this everywhere PREVAILING
al fatal malay. Il conbinci frhm Tie rot ~ se
refecl-s Tia lave been discovered for The exris-
g2ton q his iol Disorder frcrn the blood. Asc n
rcsccc q The syftcm from 81 destructive ccf.rt-
Greaces. ioft u thocld b. ~n-,oyrd far he cur.
q not o.iy Sctoaia. 1ul A.so lAase otLes sneff..
watch arise non n. such A.
Kraptivs sad Skin Diseases. - Artlo<s- Pc
kote. a. krysipclas, Hmpl,s. PesiGles. llossl-
e., Mains and ficl.s. Turncre. letter ard s,s-t
kneunl. said Head, KrguoTn. Rher-
mausia. Syrhliiiic Al Ncrcurc.l
Diseases, Dropsy, psrpcrssa.
Debility, AID. iIceC4, Ell
Ccr1lairts srisi. gffcm
Nifa.sl @ pure
l0od.
Tie roraiar teiicf IL .'ifrpurl;y - tAr b.oo. 4.
f0vndcd IN tr4lh for scrOiala 4 1c-crerasou 81 tie
blood. he particular pGlpo-e and y.rt.ae ol q f.
Sarfsparia = % pur.fy and rcgCncraie iis s1is
IL, without wlich segr1 heai.l u impossible n Cl
4 - r~,s,.ffsrtttr~s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27

t.s.i .isr ,tl--issni< nfg cents pr ss--re f-sh
z...f,r..rx srransrasl.l. made eith the ~hg
- - --,s~rtf.~ ~ TIE year. wiLa The prisaF<e ~
.h.nriax sf pteaser~- ieel1 a<serlsss>, 'e~eNe.'
30 fe eoannst airlrly % n,eir regular ''-'''e-''
.l-f - f-sgq4fSfsf.s- 49,. IN
A3.-rsf-efssats tn tAs @f.-'.el is'tA' <e-AnD VI"
s.frr~i t.sfsier--
:. ~. -.ss,i- ssps es-..-A.il5 - '"e ''.''i'.
- h.lf. ~-,l,-h.a n "a. i.'a' ss-s'on., =
.-'.'' 49, I. ~rs'sr. : :. - e. tndsaire.
= = = - "a tisss ten cro,s Pr ~be.. isr VII
" .i..-t. ,ss.is sent IN 81 - rf<saT -,
y. -rrss.f tA.se Blanlhs, nniets osaerea vAi. tro
-. .,.<-.i.sn q -tAi-iir< aasett.1s'..'l -.
-. ~ 4 rere<A ~ q lEe sas'e- NiF-s '-''' -
,sr.<a ugo1 ~ oosfsci. -. - -, s-...,,-
.,-@.r,.r4nx candldster ~ si.ce ~ etcfl
- ,,tll Be charged Hs. 90 ios eA. nAE.s ln l' i't'
- = o. IN Ia D. ard Neekiy, @Nfe~
r.4.ns.
s-s.s~.~ vi - made fsr inssrtius - no,se -
- rt.rs Soc!eucs. cr Asscsi7rone a. 'eoee -
-. go not.-e n,t sxceetlns lines . es"s ~
-. a, l...Etloa. eVer eEEt iluf- a. ". 80 ,,
,--o-s-.-inx deashs sl-l funeral notice 49, 'r"'
a. -ishouf re-ire. free So. -..s...
&lc.. of Festivals. p1s-1cs AL hxenr,lo1r, 49,
n ~ Individuals " a~scciauoas. % y s-'t'
4 regular prices. -. 49,. .<...-.. ~
les~I .dycrsi-omeuis irseFsot - tns etpsss y
stfo-r-y. o-yferfrE. Az payrnent -, u - i
er he legal proc>cci =, plt eo.'se -, ~
,r,s f-,Nllsh~r nct s-courfaois Tor the y.
-, ssxer,lserneDss bsSoni tha amoahi ens'se' ''
sE-ir pufiicsfsor-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-27
10 Weeklv Express

.,an.,.h.d svs-y Wednesday. sssi. Ter aiinnn'
<fvarfc- - = f..
= longer tlme than paid for
,..trx ot Advertising IN weekly,