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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

ON truth Is evident to all minds whether
loyal or disloyal IL Is. that the success Of
our armies In this crisis. ii they are success
ful, puts the rebellion 70 violent death
And that they will be successful no loyal
heart can permit Itself to doubt. That they
will be successful no loyal heart could doubt
IL Il would We say with contemporary
that the armies If the Republic are msr
shalling for tho last time in the history Of
the great rebellion. The organization
which exists now must remain to the end OF
this war Soon an advance will be made
very generally. in every direction and .by
every corps Of the army. day has been
fixed-the leaders have been chosen and
assigned 10 their positions. and the necessarf
orders have been written. The iron will
and demand OF the American people has
only been temporing hitherto lt was fully
tested in the furnace Of patriotism in Mary
land lately, aud lis cohesive strength was
no, at all impaired. even BY the cunning AID
we'll directed blows OF \ master-smith. whilo
il was at a rel heat The storm that J.
brewing will be terrible no doubt. visiting
the drcst disasters upon the people, with
untold death and destruction. but our own
great national sins must be washed out by
the blood OF the nation. and We may as we'll
| prepare for the deluge while IL signs are IN
II
| the heavens. The rainbow OF promise, in
surfing the God given covenant OF liberty 10
mankind will certainly appear for us IA due
season. when all the world viii stand amaz-
ep, aud say: See the greatest nation has
passed the most trying ordeal In all history,
and has come out of Il chastened. charac
terired, strengthened. and improved. whilst
Democracy aud Republicanism are placed
upon the surest foundation, and must exist IN
and extend 20 all the ends of the earth -
America will be free after this struggle
Tho land will be forever an inheritance for
white men. robbing England of her greatest
boast. for this Government alone will guar
aaty freedom TO every one who may set foot
upon the soil A limit of the power of the
South has been found al last by the leaders
IN this treason The South has placed more
men in the field than can be spared from the
cultivation of the land. The pseudo Sena.
tor Foots. in the rebel Congress. few days
| az. introduced a resolution % the effect that
commissioners be appointed - visit Wash
ington. for the purpose % arranging an hon.
orable peace in order 70 prevent further loss
OF human life ia this terrible var. and the
devastation Of property. The fact that tbs
resolution WAS received with great faVoi
shows. indisputably. the growing weakness
Of the rebels Louisville Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

During the day yesterday, We heard Of no
new Developments Ia the movements Of our
forces ON the Potomac In its present posi-
ton. We understand. the army improving In
the condition Of the men. and accommodating
b. daily aecsssseas Of sfrseelrs and Goa
scripts. Whatever may be the intended ia.
tarc operation Of General Lee. he i certain
ly most successful in keeping them concealed
from the public. No material injury cas
resul, 10 the public from this reticenoc -
What i concealed from our people finds lie
tie chance Of making its way TO the enemy
There l. general confidence felt and ex
pressed IN the management Of military al.
fairs and whatsoever movement i made will
have the sanction and support Of the people.
Our latest accounts c0ucur IN the report
that The snkess have not attempted 10 re-
cross the Potomac since they we're 80 mer
ciie<sly slaughtered BY Gen. Jackson At
Sheperistown on SATURDAY Our pickets. a.
late a. TUESDAY. extended n the nsighbo
hood Of Hsrpsr's Ferry. Il i not probable
that they will ssiempt % cross again for the
| present.
winche-,es = represented a. beiag RAPID
ly disgorgei Of the stFagglers who have
made the town kind Of rendervcas since
our army FIRST entered Maryland -RieAnsai
Dssssfck. Sept -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

PUBLIC SfxAkISSs-l will speak At the ioi-
owing places
Nesport, Saturday, October igh. o'clock.
Eugene. Monday, October 9th. O'Clock.
Wright Mills. Parks County. Tuesday,
October 9TH. O'Clock
Rockville, Parke County. Wednesday,
October 9Th, o'clock
Park Mills. Park County. Thursday. oc-
sober 9th, I O'Clock.
IL has been customary for candidates Cor
Congress in this District TO make joint sp-
pointnenfs. and discuss before the people
the various questions Of interest 10 the eoun-
try. Mr.. Voorhees, requested me verbally
and IN writing 20 meet him and arrange a
ONT canvass notified him verbally that
] Was ready TO make the JOINT appointments
shis morning. We met this morning. and
after some conversation with him he declined
making joint canvass | make this state
ment as an explanation Of the reason why
sse canvass i not a. il has been in this Dis
trict heretofore II. ID. SCOTT.
September Is. lr62.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
A Roll Of Honor.

The following IL very imperfect list OF
leading Dsmocrats In Indiana who are cor
daily acting with the Union movement.
discardiag party for tho time being fos the
good Of the country. via:
Governor jos. A. Wright, Hon. Robert
Dale Oven. Hon. Charles Csthe.rt. Hon.
james Hughes. Hon. Henry Secress, Hon.
". n. Ray. Hon. Jos. ). Buckles. Hon.
John Brownlee, Hon. Judge Dovney. Hon.
Judge Logan. Hon Judge I L. Smith. Hon.
ID. 8. Gooding. Hon. Jfincs NJ. Gregg. DIR.
VIM. Daily, Hon. Daniel Sigler. III. Craw-
ford. Esq. ID. L. Williamson. Esq, j. l..
Morrison, Esq, DR.. Stewart. Ger. Wallace,
Gen. Reynolds. Gen. Hovey. Gen. Dnmont.
Gen. Love. Col. Kise. Col. Gavin. Col. Lu-
oss. Col. Carver. Gen. Moss. Col Orr. Col.
Hathaway, Col. Mclean. Col. McGinnis.
Col. Wilder, Col Mullen. Col Merriwether.
Col. Blake. Hon. Alvah johnson. W. :.
Smith. leg, Col. Townsend Ryan, Col.
Dick RYAN. Col. A. Steele, Col. W A. Bick
10. Gen W. J. Elliott. NJ. Wilson. ESD. Ma
jor johnson. Hon. Thomas ". Stilwell, Capt.
A. Heath, with thousands Of others good.
true. faithful and unfaltcriug patriots.
These men in time of peace were fealous
partisans-D Democrats. but now. when there
IL imminent danger that partisan divisions
may weaken the Government. and thereby
ssdanges its perpetaity, they. for the time
being. lay aside their party names and rally
- one man for the Union. indianapolis
Jssrssl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

Son CIRCUIT krT0Rssf.
PUTNAM BROWN.
The Rebel General Kirby smith In
favor Of VOORHEES,.

favor OF vOofhss~s
rhsrs are two Young men. 80 understand,
belonging 20 the list regiment, Who were
,~rol.d a, Richmond. KY. and who state
that when paroled. Krnsr SMITH advised
than 10 go horn, and sofs for ID. W. NooR-
nErs"
The Journal will likely complain that the
oatlication Of matter Of this kind Is unfair.
Well. Il may rot be very complimentary to
Mr.. yoosHxxs. yet Il is nevertheless frs>-
The rebels know their friends. There can
be no mistake about that matter. IL - no
vopdsr that the rebel Gen. KnBr SSirH
desires Mr. yoosHrrs 10 be supported. IL
xould suit the rebels exceedingly we'll to
have the Federal Congress composed entire
y Of such men as our present Representa-.
tive. IfMr voosaEEs does not like to be
complimsntsd by the rebels. he should act
In such a manner ~ not 10 attract 80 much
Of their admiration. II such papers as the
Mobile Reg,sfer publish his portrait and give
sketches Of his life. he certainly cannot IND
fault with us for Informing his constituents
Of that fact One thing j. certain. and thai
u that no rebel paper ever publishes thu
portraits Of ANDY JOHNSON. HoRAor MAr.
sAap, Psrzon BRowSLow. or ExERsos Ern
aipsK. All the honor In this matter Is re-
served for Hon. ID. W. vooRnkxs aoJ CIxs
xxr L. vAIL.SpIsnAs. Ii don't look exact
iy right no admit. bat ths rebel papers ans
osnsral.. have the RICH, to puff their friends
Whenever they desire. and II they overd'
the matter the fault IA with them aud Nj
voosnrks should correct IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
IRON the Cincinnati Gazette.
Daniel w. voorhees, and the Democ-
racy-yiews of Loyal Democrat
why he Cannot Vote Tor Noor-
hees


bAINbRIpoh, lnu., sept. -
Eos. GAZETTE. You will please insert in
the columns Of your daily the honest senii
ment of Democrat and once VOORHEES,
man. ! wish the Democracy Of this the
Seventh Congressional District. especially TO
read and weigh carefully my reasons as an
individual for not supporting ID. W. Noor-
hces | confess with humiliation that have
looked upon the faith taught by Mr.. Voor-
bees as being sound. Ny reasons for deny
ng the faith as taught by Daniel are simply
these: claim 10 De an honest and Loyal
man. one who makes tho love OF county
paramount 10 all else, and as an humble cit
zen and sovereign of this commonwealth, II
il my duty and privilege to investigate that
which so nearly concerns me. ! have been
led TO think seriously OF the course pursued
by Mr.. Voorhees,. Lately ia the canvass |
find the drift, of his argument Is against the
Administration. and more particularly against
the New Eogland States. embittering the
minds Of the people, sowing the seeds OF DIS
union in our midst and thus crippling the
energies of the Government This spirit
now being inculcated In the minds of the
people, Is as pregnant with evil as that which
exists between the North and the SOUTH
Hence /, a Democrat, cannot support a
man who claims loyalty. and at the same
time teaches disunion even In that shape
But Democrats. We the plain yeomanry OF
| this Commonwealth. who are unable 10 as
cend the dry lights where walk the great
| constitutional ex FOUNDERS of the nation. can
see and learn enough in humber paths to
| disgust US a. honest. patriotic men who have
l often heard those who are windy for Noor-
| bees eralfing ouer fhe defeat Of The national
| arms Who has not attended n Voorhees,
| meeting aud witnessed his conservative con-
| uituents on their way home. cheering Tor
| their idol Davis. favorite Generals. etc
i These men. doubtless, a little intoxicated,
| ana then from the abundance of their hearts
| their mouths speak But again we have
| still stronger proof. abundsntly sufficient 10
| change the Judgment of any honest Demo
| crat that wants To be loyal-that there ex-
ats in the ranks of the Voorhees, party a
spirit Of disloyalty. there u no doubt. Only
last week young man named Hathaway
made HE advent into Putnam county. lndi-
ana. near the quiet village Of Bsinbudge
hailing fresh from the bluegrass region o.
| Kentucky, reported 10 have been an Officer
| in tho rebel army. His mission seems &
have been recruiting. as he readily found the
den OF sympathizers and took np his head
quarters In the family OF sympathiser II
this loyai village, where he reveled mi,
PEACE and plenty. and in his exodus he take
with him as recruits two of Indiana's sons =
| With all this light before Us can we as hon
est Democrats vote for Mr.. Voorhees, A
one who has looked calmly and dispasson
a,ely At the matter. | would feel guilty Of 40
ing a deed for which | dare not seek repent
snce from.
A Loyal DKNocRsT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
p. 49,. .r,;c,. from ,be Examiner shAd-

The above article from the ExAmines snAo-
o~s forth plainly. the doctrine which was
advanced In the 9Th Of Jaruary Convention
BY T. A. HxxpxroKs and other speakers IL
Il part Of the policy-of the leaders oil the
Buchanan democracy In the West, toprepare
the minds OF the western people for seces-
sion from the EAss and . connection with the
Southern Confederscy in the case Of its
success, in establishing its independence.
The leading politicians Of the 9Th Of January
Convention character, are cons family endea-
voring to embitter the West against the East,
for this purpose. They are incessant in their
dsnunciations Of the Eastern States, while
they always endsavor to cultivate the kind
e.. feeling between the West and the Sonth.
Their purpose IL plain. They are looking
.nIiously forward to the time when the rebel
Confederacy will be fully established. that
they may claim in the language OF the Ex-
aminer. that II Il 10 the interest Of the West
| TO live under that Governments which con
trolls the navigation Of the lover Mississippi.
They would then urge the Union OF the
North Western States with the South on
that ground. and thus carry out the doctrine
Of secession in practical form and also graf
| ifv the wishes OF Southern men 10 the division
OF the Free States. IL Is only necessary now
70 mingle with TIE leaders Of the democracy
which held ia Convention on the 9Th day Of
January last. TO hear this doctrine advanced.
They are making their calculations 70 con
stitute portion Of the rebel Confederaey in
case Of is success in this conflict, and they
are looking anriously forward 70 the time
when ia success shall be reality. Ii will
be we'll for tho great West to consider this
great question Of joining It's fortunes with
the empire OF JKsFKRsos DAVIS. the founda-
ton OF which. It's public me allegen. i TO be
African. Slavery.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

PROM the Richmond Dispatch, sept. ..
for Removing Negroes.

=.
Legislation for Removing Negroes.
The Federal invasion, especially In its re-
lations - negroes. has thus far been a John
Brown raid on 3 grand scale Wherever
the Federal armies have advanced The ne
groes have been swept of a. clean az the
Eastern locusts sweep 4 field OF grain. Not
one green or black thing i len Ia the line Of
the ankee march, nor In the whole country
for many miles around. The Piedmont. the
Upper Valley. the Peninsula, the country
watered by the Rappahannoek and the Pc
tomac, have been stripped OF their negro
population. This war has assumed the char
acter Of a grand negro-hunting expedition
OF victories the Yankees have gained iew
negroes many. What becomes OF the
game IL is impossible TO say. nor is that
matter Of much consequence The loss.
however, Of 80 valuable an element Of
strength aud prosperity Is matter Of such
moment that the Legislature OF the State
ought at once 10 take measures for the pre-
yeRtion OF similar calainities IN the future
I This can only be done by a law providing
for the removal of negroes from oil threat
ened districts to the interior. IL will not do
10 leave this % the discretion or judgment OF
the master In some cases they are too in
dolent 10 take the proper precautions Tor the
security Of their property. IA others they are
deluded By implicit confidence in the fidelity
Of their servants; aud n0tu outstanding the
experience which the war has furnished that
the neighborhood OF Yankee army creates
as complete stampede among negroes a
the approach Of a locomotive among ctttle
there are thousands Of masters who coutin-
ue to believe that their servants will not run
under similar temptations. and fooii-hly to
expose them 10 temptation. IL i clear,
therefore. that there j. no security for the
negro property Of the State unless the Leg
islature makes the removal of the negroes
from districts exposed - invasion compulso
~. We trust the necessary action will be
taken promptly, for the State has already
suffered enormous losses from this cause.
which. by precautionary legislation. might
all have been prevented.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

The Richmoud Examiner Of : late date
hes the following
There IL no doubt that our whole Confed-
srAcy srdently desires peace. We never
wanted var We did not make this var.
We stood. and are standing. on our defense
against q wicked aggression. We arc tight
ins for peace Of course ve wish for IL.
FOR ourselves. too. We look with much in
tersst. not only for peace. but for such
division Of the present Northern Republic.
- shall secure peace In the future This di-
vision will surely come. and the earlier the
bsstsr.
.
These geographical dislocstions are not
The only obstacles % continued union. The
diversity Of lnt ere~ts Gill constitute greater
sspAratis,. New England viii never rest
unless she "a taxing other people Tor her ad-
vantage. Ii i her nature and her history
P<nasvlvsnia has ever been demanding what
she calls protection" for her iron and coal :
20 far shs oil 40 With Nss England for a
tariff that viii cheat the rsmsining States
The Western States are producers. and a
tariff Il 10 them nothing bat tar lor others
e<ns6t. They Gill saamit 10 it. IL Al all.
vith great reluctance and only because
their inland situation makes a maritime con
W*+Ir~4tfa d.
they oil prefer TO avail themselves of ne
&rs navigation OF The Mississippi which nc
have ORDAINED 70 a connection With the sea
through the Yankees. Tor which they mus,
nav sach enormous trsbats. California. ~ish
her gold mines ard fachic froas snd ne
eastern mountain barrier. viil undoubtedly
together vish Oregon and wAsAington, forrl
asersr~ts pc~er. She viii not be contenl
20 ssod for her ls~ 10 Washington. distances
b. vater ef eight o. nine tAoasxnd miles
But While ne want peace. ard wang % ses
sse division Of The repablsc that borders a,
On The NorsA. &c think. Nth the minorss,
report. that the bess way % secure The trst
Il sy visorocs ashtin<. snd TIE seooni. b,
leaving the communities concerned O. dis-
eovsr their own Interests Anv fcrnsl ever
tire OF prv<sing inducemeut 90 our part. !,
likely % BE ns~construed or resented ".
vsaid keep . ready ear Coz peaceful int.ma-
eoos. and meet them with franknc~. IA
re must z1sct ear coctact 90 TIE nxnife-
saeooe Of TIE enens. We thiak q ve-v h.p
NJ. therefore. Tat ne daiy Of nexollAtlas !
Iodxed 9Th the s>ns ossees % ~hora = co
Odd The prcs>rutisn 81 The -sr. TAas =,
ere rc>fy % respoed d sns inun.sioo. an.
ta shs rrop>r degree. sn4 % p~oks by an
oparinx hat RAJ prcsens isssll 81 ne "a ~
ums shal ve shall escape the inci<nisy 81
cnus,ursarrs ~, ectson % osr p-ops-st.cu,
r. rcssr q, ue<ctiss kni he po~e< 4
.xr,he b~inx n the sAn< hzD4s. he i.llc
vsYi not Be srsbarrx~s~,s o. ecfeehi~a by IA
oueiv oversure<. While TIE forzer nav \
exsrczssd With he celsesrv sn1 tscs o~o>~'
~ sos 10 hsss ssoec~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

lx1iOw FrvKx AT Wilmington. y c.
The vsllc- fever ! assuming fearful rropor-
tons IN Wlmington. y. c. both Ia - rand
spread and mzxliguits. and the shabitants
Ct that eity are IN . most helpless condition.
srising from their utter ignorance a. The
disease. and the proper way % narssug the
stricksa pstient- Letters from .hs llsgue-
siricken city appeal IN stronz TENS for aid
ard hat can BE rendered eeeSsaally ouly hy
those aociinated. and ~ho can veatare there
-ithoat danger Cart J r Lew. of thai
CIV. ~ho = no~ kt tie Spottsuood Hotel
requests - 10 urge uppn those pbvsiesans
vho are soclinsted. and Who have before
treated the fever. % volrntee- ard % % the
rescue Of those. vhc. without al. must per-
-. Masses are alsp ~aniei. AID I'll be
P<sd literally. All phvsici.ns % nnrses ~ho
sPgay - Caps. Lew. ~ the Srosts~osd. vili
receive tree tr<nsforsAtsoa % wlninxton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

Apntcrlo~ NJ ~ 0CRkso-OrrkNs A
recent traveller Ia Borueo relates al atduc
ton case which exceeds in nove'ty ANYTHING
which has occurred amoag The fsst popula
ton OF our large cites. \ monsiFoas female
ourang oatAng. taking fancy 70 poor Au-
rut gentleman whom she saw bathing. drag
red him BY force 70 a tree. -hTch sho corr
peiled him 10 climb. lodged him n a warm
ucst. watched him with feminine jealousy
fed him with fruit and palm cabbage. and
forced him 20 travel from one branch 10 an
other instead og treading the ground. The
tale : a tragedy for tue ungtateful Aarui
not only ran away Al the first opportunity,
bat afterwards shot the forest syren Nth =
poisoned aFrou.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

A Sxssr DAkxrs "A fae locking coal
hi.rk nero cane into our Ines one dsy last
ueck and reported himself Zoe work
Where are vos fron = sskei the ofscer
o. dsty.
.sCniperpsr Court ho@se. AZ
What re ns~s down here =
-Noghin mks~a. 'cept dars nan 5oyn
asr lot q nighsy good snd vxier~bie nirrer
ds narrinr. ard rcroa e dra loose more
'fos night
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
Extract frea q spseeA of cen. JeAu
A Logan

.s ones = folisiriss. bet - holp me
ocd. 81 neFss ssestAs nv s-ora for oeers
" BALI &c clsl hcoor~ unfii NJ courtrv !.
ave. froa sk< bloody ternato skas !, Do
lssiax he fxirs>s land On e.rsA-u<ss~ sr,;l
he ed FAC sssss N srianpA fsoz ever I'm
tcp g ce'ankl<'s ~o1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

RsNovgNe StxnrRN-If our young LADY
friends wonid Ike n know whsi MI take OF
tan and surhurn. lei thsn ,Nse handful o.
bran. pour quart q boiling water On =. les
i stand ore hour. then strain " D en co.'s
aus % Il a pint of b4v run. bottie ard nse
Il when needed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
DIR. POTTER,
HO.NEOP.ITsfINT.

THANkFuL for the patronage
Il which has h,on literally extended H. ms
tuting the past ieur eaft. would respectfully 90
llcit 4 coatnrancc Il tho same.
o,sncr.-- south Tiird Street. lNsst SIDE sseeud
decf from Ohio street
RrsInrscr.-corrc - Fourth al oak Street.
!uly23dam
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

- Somebody vho writes more truthful
thxn postsc2ily. says An angel ~teout
moasv 4 nos tboa<hs - mach 81 nor sdsFs
a. 3esa xilA bsg fzll Of gaine&s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

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uouv exceNAeNlt A,v>,..>sv>t.
G. ~. EC4HfeU0H
MoNvSoeSuvcA oNNA so\A
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DR.. J. M. FROST,
pJ East Washington street
IEDIAEAP0LIs. IND.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
w. r. DE LaMater, ~. -.

III It ~ I'M tkANI = CtfN'FfN -
Il Gives special attention % the Il. sirsn. u DE
u the kyc and kar. orcratrs fcr Cataract Ar
uncia! Pupil. fterygiam, staphy lena, Stahi~nus
kc. Removes the various ferns Il ACuis and
Chronic inflammation 81 the Rye aud Mar. ~ uiis
-surse 81 remedial agents, Restores Sgat 8 lie
BIND. and Hearing 10 the Deaf, Ia ell cases susrep
uhle II cure ~ o,,et alton az medical treatment
NAY D. consulted. free 81 charge. BY letter
Otherwise. Oricc. Southeast ooFnet second and Pop
las streets. rerre. naute Indiana fshtdly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04
SORE EYES SORE EYES
To the .fmSrfed.

nR. NJ MOUDY takes this method
IL II announcing g the Inhabitants ~ the Nahasl
valley and the pablo generally. thst he has parma
nerty located ln the city - Tsrre Haste. Nigo coun
~, Indiana. where H. has opened al olce ga tbs
corner Of Fourth suc Cherry streets for the heneh
ef these afflicted alta eyes, old chronic disease
and Diseases ~ all kinis sso for the practice -
medicine generally.
Re will pay particular attention % the tollo~ins
diseases. Sero eyes piles. rheumatism, colghs 81
long standing, female weakness. scrofuls. and od
sosss having performed some u the most wonderful
cures known
His remedies though new aud unknown 60 physl-
Ct ans generally. have been testet iu hundreds -
eases and found 60 be speedy. safe. and ceftslr
Mr.. All calls. night OF day, promptly cbey~a
when rot profess onally engaged.
fsia '62dAw1y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

"Cossars" Raj. Roach, DC. Exteymfnofoy.
"COsiaT's"
"Cosfav's" Bed.baq ETfeTminSfor
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"Cosfars" Electric PoHosr, for fnssofs, DC.
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