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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

ter For three years she has been affected With bilious
arrangement q The Isly impaFng heh which
has been steadily filling during that period. When in New
York IN April last, friend advised n test your Pills.
Having the fullest confidence ia the udgmezt OF my friend
obtained supply Of Messrs Bafnss & Park Druggists
Park Row, New YORK. On returning home we ceased an
fhemProyenent n her FEELINGS pie4on Digestion etc
surprised ALL rapid aud permanent restoration to
health has been the result We used than five boxes
and consider her entirely we'll consider the above Just
thu.s 70 Physician, and trust it be the means
NJ Inducing many adopt your Pills as their family ual
cine Ecaaa, dear sir. with many thanks
Il ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
81 DID f RIEND S 20
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated pills.

THE BEST FAMILY CA.
TifAhTiC in the World, used
tsentY years BY Eve million.
81 persons annually always
give satisfaction; contain no.
thingiEjurious; patronizcd By
the principal physicians and
Surgeons in the Unian; ele-
gaptly coated with sugar.
Large boxes Is cents; Ave
boxes fer one dollar. Fail d.
rcetinus with each box.
TALLAHASSEE, LEoS Co. !
Florida, July II, 1860. !
To Or iIerriek, Albany, n. Y.
De Dear Doctor - write
this to inform you OF the won
deftal effects OF your Sugar
fN-luAaas1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

STATE OF VERMONT. The lion. Probate Court
DIST OF SEsTafNsrxE, for said District. To All
persons interested in the Estate Of StANSAH DAVIS
Of Rockingham, deceased Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court VII decide psn
the allowance Of the Of Rodney Wiley admiuis
traitor of said estate disfrbutan Of sail estate
among the persons entei hceto at the Session Of said
court to be held the inn Of h ider Ia Eochu haH
in said district on the Wednesday Of Iarch a. n
1852 when and where you may be heard IN the premises II
you it, BENZ. ". DEAN. Hezr.
Grafton, Jan. 3, lss2. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
CHESTER ACADEMY

n, HE Spring Term VIII commence on MONDAY, Fen.
Il and continue eleven weeks.
Il. w. WESTG ATE, A. b., Principal.
For Catalogues information address =. D. Lee. Esq
5. II. LEONARD, Seey.
Chcster. IAN %. j So IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

SLEIGH REDE.-There was grand
sleigh ride ficm Grafton to this place on
Thursday, last week. There we're some
|seventy-five couples, and after an agreeable
view of Them at the Island House, we Judge
that no town in this section could get up
a better company, either in good looks or
|otherwise- There is so much good common
sense n Grafton that we have no fears that
Jour remark will make them over gain. We
noticed : few in the company from Saxton's
River and Cambridgepors, who also con-
|tribq1ed their full share of the good appear
dncs q The crowd. While here, they tar
ried with Capt. Jones, at the Island House,
who spnred no pains for their comfort, aud
|gave tetm the utmost satisfaction. We
|cannef DC better in praise Of Sir. Jones
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
CAMPER gl3Asgass.

III uaSE the hest n1e-eurir- Timber in
Il Leg noarl- Se giving the sfra-at-
aud expeditions b sApis-s to N, isFt Of
iise country Prirr. - -.
Ala 81 Zee; Ruies surrsyrrl q Wcol nd Rex
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

N BUSH HERDS GRASS SEED loo Pound, oaso
tLU csTsf essd. SO rrzr j rasnss ig7g-r SEA fr
So l. AXIS - SS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

WILnISeToS.-The following are the
officers chosen Of the Wilmington Agricul-
sural Society for the year 1862 John C.
Sears, President Oliver Preston, Vice
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

NTK oFcf - the country trade and consumers, complete
w assortment Of every vars;y efLIQUOlss WINES &
and vosi sy that ous reuee Of than rtg jean
as Importers 80; os ssisu uaraaioo for the purity
of our GOD bat saas enables ust5 or assaHts=rs
BUYERS that caruat h eaeee Is any house Bostan
Owing t. tire dAhsug Of procuring IN raany towns strict
y pure add rssls ar'se e las ana Wire- medi-
iaal sad e;asr purpose es have f many ycE given spc-
ID attention. g dins e-er r private uss aud consumer
VII had i srr1tiy g tasr afantazs sui er cs1crs
20 as direct as Nc eaeSy 10 Travelling ether agcnis
~ha'sFss bns rsa -eairrc rurs Iss-s ard WHY'S. b.
arg ~ saA qgsnisies ussy rcst assured tlt 81 errrs
al receive our best Prrana aiteusea snd shai ever n.
ts nt fron oar hoas sil ts raeiess 10 every rct
ccnFasei, sra y nsii sn r-.lss proaapt atisuliou
riia TAI lad rnGess esisissuss II -aaii rsi-s, ~.
o. D. RICHARDS s SONS,
- e sf-1rt Fct-r
80 NJ -1ff ia
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H Q ~ nley

EfHE subscriber offers for sale his Homestead which il
situated IN Westminster Vt. IN District No IT, on the
er Said Homestead consists Of comfortable Dwelling
HOUSE, Wood House Barn. NEARLY land acres Of land
In high If cultivation also 4 numher ~ ynunr
apple trees thereon.
sad place il distant from Bellows Fails 81 niles 81 miles
nom sa2ton River village, aud mile ivln school Tho
subscriber being mechanic, will sci reasonable terms
as be is desous Of changing his residence For further
particulars, inquire OF J. iia the premises OF Of the
subscriber, at Springfield. Vt. h. o. ptRlIy,
Springfield, Vt, Dec g. 1861. a.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

efforts, than by giving resolution passed
on the occasion, as follows -
Resotced, by the members of the Graf
ton sleishh.ride, that our Trunks are due
and are he.eby cordially rendered to Capt
Jones, of the Island House, for the polite
attention aud bountiul accommodation lie
afforded us, while at his house.
The people Of Grafton SHOW ell charac.
teristic enterprise 10 having so large a com
pany, and as they were pleased to select
this as their place Of rendezvous, it is a
matter which our people doubtless appreci-
ate. Suppose ali hands in this village,
some day take ride out to Grafton
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

Presidents +. A. Fitch, Secretary; Il,
Gorham, jr, Treasurer; Cr!ey Wnches-
ter, Nolney Forbes, AUDITORS; J. il. Rus
sell, G. X. Morse, John Patch, Chauncey
Smith, Q. 4. Alyord, Directors. This, we
believe, Is the first town Agricultural Soci-
city organized in the State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

We would announce to our readers that
W has made arrangements by which we
Are prepared to receive all kinds of book
binding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
blrp will give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Coart. held
DIST. or WESTMINSTER S. s. At Townshend within
and for said District the % lay ct January, 1862
Present, the Hon. Abishai Stodiarl, Jndge.
An Instrument, purporting be The last Will and tes-
lament of JULIA A. WAitD EJL hate Of Westminster in
said district deceased, being presented te the Court here's
Heazcr Harlow the executor therein named for probate It
is ordered by said Court that all persons therein
be notified appear at session Of said court 20 be held
the Office Of Benz W. Dean in Chiffon il said district
the first Wednesday Of February A. D. i2 and show
ii any they may haye against the probate Of said will for
which purpose is further ordered that copy ofte record
Of this order be pub ished three sreeively Ia the
Bellows Fails Times printed II said Rockingham, this
state, may be.
A true copy Of record.
Atesst, BENZ. " DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Jan 1852 ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

A VENERABLE AND PATRIOTIC OLp
LADY Mrs. Jonathan Brockway, mother
of j. p. Brockway of this village, was born
in Chelmsford, Mass, on the 9th of April,
1870, and in company with her parents
moved to East Washington, N. H., in l776,
where she now resides. She was near Lex
ington at the time of the battle tn re, in
l776, and remembers hearing the guns on
the memorable 10Th of April. She knit
socks for the soldiers of the Revolutionary
war, and also for the soldiers Of The war Of
1912. Although in the 92d year of her
age, she retains in a remarkable degree all
her faculties, and during the past few months
she has spun the yarn for several pairs Of
socks which she has knit for the Union vol
unteers. All honor 10 this patriotic old lady.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

HoUGHroS & BLAKE, BRATTLERoRo.
IF any of our readers want to get goods
cheap, in these particular times, which try
mems bodies and souls, let them call upon
Houghton & Blake, Brattleboro, who are
now selling off lot of goods at the most
raging prices. See their advertisement
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

ORDNATIoN.-Rey. Robert G. johnson
was ordained to the work of the Gospel
Ministry, at Felchville, on Thursday, the
18th inst. lie had previously received a
call from the Baptist church, at that place.
The examination Of the candidate by the
Council was held on Wednesday evening,
and was very thorough and protracted.
The exercises at the ordination were as
follows: /. Invocation by Rev. w. L.
Picknell, North Springfield. 2. Music
3. Reading of selections from Scriptures,
by Rev. F. Henry of Chester. 4. Prayer
by Rev. S. Pierce of Cavendish. 5. Mu.
sic. 6. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Archibald of
Mount Holly. z. Music. s. Prayer Of
ordination, by Rev. C. G. Gurr of Chester.
%. Charge 10 Pastor, by Rey. S. F. Brown
Of Bellows Falls. 10. Music III. The
right Hand of Fellowship by Boy. s. Adj
ans of Grafton. II. Charge 20 che church,
by Rev. J. Freeman of Cavendish 10.
Music. IA. Benediction by Rey. Z. G..
johnson.
Rev. Mr.. Cudworih Of PerkinsyilIe, was
chosen President of the Council, and Rev.
s. Adams, Secretary. The ordisation cer-
emonies were throughout Of an interesting
character, and it is to be hoped that the la
bors Of Mr.. Johnson which have been COM
mencel under such suspicious circumstan-
ces, may be crowned with abundant success.
TRANSFORMATIONS Of the best town
Agricultural Societies in this State, is in
Nottingham. At their ANIMAL meeting the
following officers were chosen for the year
ensuing.
Presidem.--James Roberts.
lice President.-Acander Preston.
.Secretary.-E. S. Allen.
Ereasrer-N. L. Steison.
Directors David Jillson, Leonard
Brown, F. G. Crown, Truman Dix, L. II.
Whitney, G. f. Davis, II. W. Brigham.
COMMITTEE OF arrangements ID.
Faulkner, L. B. Chase, Chas. P. Murdoch.
Daniel Lake, John Ccrkins, Henry W
Lynde, R. E. Jiilson.
Karshals.-Alcander Preston, II. N.
Roberts, R. E. Jillson, J. W. Morse, Geo.
w. Goodell.
At Jacksonville, in the same town, there
IS also an Agricultural and Mechanical
Reading Association. and at their annual
meeting, Leonard Bemis was chosen Pres
ident, \. L. Steison, Secretary and Libra
rian and T. S. Allen, a. Preston, and B.
E. Jillson were chosen Directors. These
organizations alone, attest well the enter
prise of the people of Nottingham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

THE TRAGEDY AT DEMONSTRATION
readers will find an account on our outside
Of the tragedy which occurred at Manches-
ter, n. H., two weeks since. The funeral
Of Miss Watson took place last week. a
discourse was delivered by Rev. Mr..
KNOWLES, at the free viii baptist charch Of
that city, from the text job 10 1, MY
soul is weary of life" and Mat. 1 %,
.@Come unto me all ye that labor and are
heavy laden and will give you rest
The attendance at the funeral was very
large, the church, galleries, ard halls being
densely crowded. Her remains were borne
to the cemetery and placed in the city tomb.
About fifty persons followed her to the
grave, not one of which was a relative.
There is one lesson in this melancholy
affair BY which many can profit There
are quite to many instances where members
Of the same family even, (pot to speak Of
more distant relatives,) who, from marriage,
property, or some other circumstance, feel
above" The other members. Such ssmart'
persons of course, are generally mere
Jumps of living vanity, and only show their
lack OF common sense, as well as of hu-
mainly. Let those who have sister, BROTH
er, or cousin, even, who are struggling in
the battle of life, in circumstances perhaps
less favorable than their own, profit by the
sad lesson we publish this week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24

Please and look Stock over. We will assure you
that prices, u be perfectly satisfactory.
You will nu tullassortment Of Bird Seeds, and Cattle
Fish Bone at ARMS WILSON'S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-24
HARDW ARE.

RMS & yvILLSoN ARE NOW RECEIVING,
n FROM Boston and New York large assort Of Eng
lish and American
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
M DiCAI.
TO THE = BLIC-

MY WIFE, R0SANNA BROWN. BEING AFFLICTED
w with chrome disease for tmc and seeing an
advertisements vi one Ir- = W. Howard Lady. who
made perodt al visits 10 6rrenfsd, called IA the
male locfr. and alter conversation with him. en-
played hin take wifes under fully
believing a The time, from what said during our
conversation, that lac DR.. T.. Hosard SON. OF n
dianap h the celebrated Cancer Ductor lof whom had
often heard who j. brother Dr. y 4. HoSsrd Il
Greenfield. and who = treating Jordan LacA ia k
nship for a cancer with an almost crrtainfy 81
success rapid has be improved under and
wisdom OF iiS
he b"gus Or. Howard treated my wife for consider
able lrng b Of time without giving Ter any reilef or
bench ing her In any wba II ih~rr any
change she Was NO ~hcn he dchar led than when
he uiidr-rt' OK TO treat her. Bel ewing he i 10
physician. but an orb nary mech mic assuming the pr
iice Of medicine deceive the people and oney
out It Tie cretuli y, publish IA the world. and
warn all who ai ced. that the said ''Dr ; W.
ard Lady. Ciarvoyant ana Cancer Ply siciaus."
mbugs and imPo>IeTs. JACOB BROWN.
Hancock county. Indiana July, 1861
aug2n-dlw kw.n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

The President ON the Equality of the

We publish this morning the speech of the
President a delegation of colorei people who
visited him the other day. which We commend TO
general perusal Without indorsing hts negro
eolon.z ,tlan scheme which we deem impractical,
altboaes, we wish it otherwise. the Presidents
suggestions are characterized by good sense. and
evidently good intentions. He has no confidence
that the whi1e and black races en- live ia this
country upon terms Of equality. Howe, er much
we my 'heorize upou tie subject. the fact s.il
rem, Tins th,t prejudice exists which has never
been overcome. aud We DO not think that srgu-
meat or appeals ever will. There never Las
been any equality in this countr,-abd III dis
cnssing and determining the negro question that
feet should ever be had ia view. In whatever
upon an, basis which will recognize the equality
oil the races The President comprehends that
sach is the case, aud he honestly and manfulIy
proel.ims it.
We are mJst happy To accord with the Pres
ident ia las expressive, conservative proclivites
upon this question. and wherever he illustrates
them ia action. upon any other And it is the
duty OF the people 10 sustain him in every Effort
~ deie:t the visionary schemes of the radicals,
whether founded upon prejudice. passion false
notions Of philanthropy. In this Iisht the cleo
tions OF the coming fall will have an important
significance The President il not beyond the
influence OF public sentiment. If its expression
at the polls shall be in favor of con-ervati, Q
policy, by the election of conservative candidates,
il will confirm the Ptesidenl in pursuing conserv-
alive course in administering public affairs. He will
re- ,rd il not only as an indication OF the peoples
wishes. bu. it will give him confidence to shake
OF the radicals who iasten like eeches upon him
1t will enable him to overcome the pressure"
upon him. for the adoption of extreme aud I'M
wise measures We hope every good citizen
vii thus regard the Importance of the elections
this fall Upoa their results will in great meas
ure depend the course of public affairs aud the
destnes of the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IaDlAaAP0uS FEMALE INSTITUTE

rEvaE NFxT SCHOLASTIC YENR or TINS IxST-
1UTflN cenlTneict~ "Wednesday. the 81 .ept en-
ber A pune Iai sipndaUce j. sare-tls rrqae- Ell
pupils Nj ind il 70 her adVaniase 10 be Preseni thr
nTst day
The q instruction thorough comprehs nSve
and y eaati and designed combine aeon lib
ed kl.eh edGcston i,h the practical knowedse Of tie
Free Oh aud other odern languages
spse attenisnis Al o given TO Music. Drawing and
Pa ming and all he ca under The u able
and acc mpii>hed teacherS.
limited hunter Of young ladies viii be received in
The fanny and vii be welcome 70 share IN all the
fort and privileges Il pleasant home.
For furiber Information. te~inunials. 4c. apply
Rev c. N. Hewe, 4. president, "A Michigan street.
Cir ulars sent II desirrd. aag2o- eodf~el3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

IS We are authorized To announce JOHN a.
BEAL independent uncon iitiOnal Union candidate
To- Common Pleas Judge for he l2rh District.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

10A BAGS Old Java Coffee;
100 BAGS Rio Coffee
$50 H@ks Ground Coffee Do in Pa s.
IN BAGS Roasted Coffee;
.lAzA CHESTS and Hal Chests GunPowder. Young
SOU Hysvn, Hyson SKIN, aud Ooluig Teas, very
cheap;
A LSliCE, Cas>ia, Gloves. Cinnamon and general
assortment of Spices suitable tor retail rsde Black
aud CaS PIPER For lie low bv
KUGER Il CALDWELL.
6s East Washington Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
WHISKY.
81 a. sD- nDU NG.A N

81 81 nD- HD - ~ a. N ~
AZ Bot b n COUNTY, KEN iU-Ky, HAVE
opened branch houe this city. the oorer Of
Illinois and Mars land Streets for the sale IL genuine I'M
adnlterated, copper ci.tlied old Bourbon Whisky
The orputa"n the Me>srs duncan is sufficient
guarantee Tor the purity of tie liquors ,eld.
W. n. MAHAN, Agent.
Ind an polls, Aug. 4. le62. augl5-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

Democratic Union State Ticket.
goa sEcRkfxRy OF STATE,
JAMES S. ATHoS,
OF Marion County.
roR xupIrok OF sTArE,
JOSEPH RIsTIyE,
k or Fountain County
~ roR raxascKks oE srArr,
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
ofDaviess County.
voR ATTORNEY eENERAL,
OSCAR h H0RD,
OF Decatur County.
roR sUrEEixrKxDESr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
CHOCOLATE.
Established i'm 1850.
MEDICAL.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY +?

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
TEyHE prorietor> Of the ~i'ARStAN eMNET OF
Il WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MkDlClNF.'' have
determined regardless oi eNt~e iSsue. fTes (foT the
benefit differing hum nifs) FOUR If the most in
ctive end Interesting Zee ures "i Mari and It's
D qualifications. Nerv lclilty, Prrmsiure Decline
of Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, los
"f Frt and Vital Pwer~ the Great Social fv> and
those Maades which result srm ytu hu fell ., TX
of Maturity. ignorance nf Physio Ky AMI Ma
lures Law Thee sinahie Lecture have been The
enligienug and wing thousands, and will tie
forwar ei fr the eipt # four stamps. by address
ing StCR TARY PaRis CAWNET AAATsiMY
MEDICINE. SOS Broadway, New York. Je23-dls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

NOTICE.
TO ALL WllOu 1T Nay CONCERN.
4 HERE RY give notice thar the "f the Pat
. en- for D. :. Wage er's Improvement IN FIGURING
Mill the state iniaun. thar all per max
ing. venting using any Machine .tinr tn pFin
ciple If the "WagoieT lpros ceni. - forth in tie
said paten'. dated Sepirn,t-r p. ISIS. IN s ne
of he dated respect et Mach - 6O. IN p b.
ruary 3. ls6l unless o., Il wrtii Authority OF Daeit
Magun.r. ngiig upon ins tieh anr ~ \ lie bel
liable fer damages or prosecuted aceordas "a law.
WM. y AIM. Ri.
Office ant residence ,es iiou,e indian oil. Ind
July 81. I G.. au-l I'm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-20

By As r-~ ~ t,~ss rn- ns fer. ~ ssl4Sis
Aerroas or sok EeadscAs may - prev-rici. 81.
a-eu a. ne commencement q an attack bnuet.s.
e,lel from sickness viii he obtained
hoy r,,tsr sn % renewing he A4.@,1 So.
is.I1-c., TO which sssas;-- sre 80 r--eh rrt,,--
Taey act r-nersry ~. -, hovsis-r.ro,in
Cossincl,ss.
For Llserars me-, ssI.le'.a- DcJo.-. fer.'-'
AL Al persons q sei,Etlrg haiti. tfey al sAlsi-
a. laxative. N iuprovirs ne aII,if.. giving re
ard cigor - ne digestive oTFar snt restoring -.
nasu-a eloetr.st, 49, s.feng.h - tbs shois -ya.
The CKPHAIlC FILLS .fe the result a. !o.s rs.+
tgaiion and ssIo4liy ooocooset saPerimei.,. la -
ben y use mary years. during 49, 4 ;i"- l..r
have prevented ssf rci-ssc v-at ANGEL. a i.-.a
AT sr1-f.ig RON headarhs. whether oririae. %
tae .,-f-n, fror- e-rAn-rd $50. - D
rforseo.
IA.y AZ en.irss ssser.i.. j. fi,.r rsnfssl'f
and lass us ts.-n a. la.s- sffs ,sFfre- -ahfs
w1thou' making ~ ehsnF ,e' - z.
~ sav sf.f.v.-l,5~ r.. ss...i.ts 2 8. efs
49, lss.s e. asz-..s...
BEWARE or COuNTERFEITH
ne genuine hsv. s<zasarss 1t Bsnry {. sPa1l 81,
81 cal oct.
sAlby u-uvr,l ass - o.a.r a...e.. p. .i'.
cine
Abr ~sa Be- ~, '-g-iAl @ r~c-sps -.
PRIcR - cTgrs.
Al oris4- .lsosic Be s1tTssr1 y
nESpv C.sPAULDiNo
- C.-i.r Street. se~ Yers-
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS

90 TO y. {. FURkOW >, No.
- SIS, 4ain street loo all la1 - noase al
81 Fresb Goodz ~ every hing tat car be Tat ID
hc-ss q the kad. aua -oi iof very All pref. ~
cash. As tss g-ods are ben ri % ctsh I'D = ny
Ill i4s quality rld pflcs rlu pare farafaels
vith any hcuae r. the dfy.
xvsrythlng soit ~iA b eeilvea 70 .ny pnl = ~
lily RE- e chafge.
Cal Al 30 - 1@ln street. Tssre Haze. Insi.na
A. {. ~ RkON's.
aarraistH
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srAULDINes PRRPkpED sful-

A. . .s..s7- t>ssss - erADLr1~ssr paw hfn
az = ali ss..-n -, time lfs cert &c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-20
TRANSPORTATION.


THE undersigned olIers to The ciii.
i go = rsrrs Harls 80 s.rlnstr. Sc a-f
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