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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
HAVE WE A TRAITOR AMONG Usq

Col. Martin and Lieut.. Graham visited Ncwbcrn last
week under flag of truce They had an Interview
with Llncoins Governor, St2u!y, when the subject
turned upon the Union sentiment which is alleged
exist n North Carolina, and which affirmed by
StaHy to exist beyond all doubt and a large extent
Col Martin told his Yankee ENcelcncy that not thirty
in the State, Of any intelligence responsibility
had any regard whatever for the old Union looked
forward to its Reconstruction but with feelings Of
horror and contempt. Mr. Stauly insisted that Col
Martin greatly mistaken in the sentiments of his
fellow citizens and addressing himself to Lieut. ra-
ham, he told that otcer-1hat he had learned from
source nearly as respectable, high and influential as
that Of his tLicut Grahams) athcr,'that majority
or large portion can't say whch) of the citizens
OF the State were in favor Of the Union.
We copy the above from the Raleigh State
Journal. We had heard, before seeing it in that
paper, two or three versions Of the interview be
tween flag Of truce and the Lincomte authori-
ties at Newbern. One account represented Mr.
Stanly as saying that the defeat Of Mcclellan was
the worst thing that had ever happened to the
South. That it would bring out another million
Of men at the North, and so on. He expressed
wonder at the position Of Mr. Graham, and said
that now the time for North Carolina to come
into the Union if she wished to escape utter ruin
The report also spoke about Mr. Stanly's saying he
had such information as is alluded to in the ex-
tract quoted. 1t further had it that Burnside
was present and in very bad humor He said he
was done with Cancellation in North Carolina His
kindness had been thrown away upon her He
should hereafter adopt different system, of which
the murder of n child in the unprotected little
town of Hamilton is no doubt foretaste. There
are intimations that Burnside is soon to commence
forward movement in North Carolina, but in
what direction Is not surmsed- VI .JoarnaL
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
Valuable and Desirable
IA RIM FOR SALE

l will sell my Spring Grove farm, BAT acres--of
which there is about 50 excellent bottom
good clearinghouse, with seven rooms four FIRE.
places, Stcre-house and all good BUILDING.
such kitchens, &c This farm is miles NORTH
east of Davidson College. Any person wishing to sea
the place and ascertain other particulars will please
call on Mr. r. Graham who resides within half miIs
of the place
Possession could be given in eight ten days Thu
growing crop is of and part wheat and oats and
would be rendered to the purchasers if sold by the
10th July. NJ BOGER
June "a, 1862 1T
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
TO the Voters Of NEeCk1egabUHg
County.

Some weeks ago my friends announced me as a can
didae for the Legislature, but not feeling that it
convenient for the contest, last week pub
ished a card declining. On reflection, and at the
solicitation Of numerous friends have concluded to
become Candidate and therefore announce myself rs
candidate for seat in the House of Commons of the
next General Assembly of North Carolina. In order
that my position may be understood will state that
for Col VIM. Johnston for Governor, and in favor
Of prosecuting the until independence is estab
shed. If my ellow-citizens of Mecklenburg pro-
per to elect will them to the best of my
ability.
R. L. DEARMON.
T,,1r
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
CONSUMPTION.
HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION
Near Raleigh, June 26th, 1862.
June "a, Il

SPECIAL ORDER No. l.
l. All persons subject to the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled Gan further provide for he
Public Defence" approved the 9th of April 1862 and
known the Consumption Act, hereby ordered TO
appear at their regular Regmental muster ground. 10
their respective counties the 9Th day of July prox
II The Conscripts after enrolment are hereby or.
dered appear at the Courthouse of their respective
counties, on the 10Th July prOximo prepared to pro-
coed forthwith to this camp of Instruction.
III The enrolling officers will have instructions to
grant exemptions as prescribed by law hereto append
ed
". Officers commanding regiments and companies of
the Militia Of this State, win Immediately notify their
respective commands, and all persons liable to
Conscrption to comply promptly with the above order,
Nos and 2.
V. All persons subject to enrolment, who may wish
to Volunteer, join companies in the Confederate
service the 18th April last according to law and
consequently prohibited from recruiting organic
ing companies or regiments, Parizan or Ranger,
excepted.
BY order: PETER MALLETT.
Major and Asst Adjt Genl, P. G. S. A.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
SIXTEENTH DIVIDEND.

u. u >. u. RAlLRUADi
COLUMBIA, June 18th, 1867
The Directors have declared a Dividend of Dix Do.
lars per share, payable and after the LIST Of JUL!
Stockholders in North Carolina and Eastern ! Or
will be paid by the Companys agent at CharIo. ~
Those in Chester District and Western orK " 81
agent at Chester Those in Fairfield by the aet tLe
Winnsboro. Those in Charleston at the BANK u "
State of South Carolina All otheEsat this once.
1t is the interest of all to have the Stock Di'u'
adjusted at early day. rnoos
G. BOUKNIG4T, Sec. Treas
July !, 1862 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
North Carolina Railroad Company was held in
Iillsboro on Tuesday, Sth inst. Thos. Webb,
Alex. McRae, Giles Mebane, and Thos j. Sumner
were elected Directors for the ensuing year on
the part Of the Stockholders
1t appears from The Presidents Report that the
total earnings of tie Board for the last year was
1871, O63 6S; being al increase over the earnings
of the preceding year of $780, 79 IL
The Board Of Directors have set aside the fifth
lnstalment OF $4,000, as sinking fund for the
payment of the eight per cent. bond debt of the
Company and have also declared dividend Of
eight per cent. to be paid to the Stockholders
after the 1st day of August.
From the report Of the President, it appears
that the earnings of the road were made up as
follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

Strayed from the subscriber last Spring, Mare Colt
nearly black, two years old, with white face and two
hind legs white; had on when left small bell. Any
information Of its Whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived if left th either of the Clerks at Monroe Ny
husband being in the army hope my friends will COM
muncae any Information that will enable to get the
Colt again. TERESA THIRRELL.
IL. LOO
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
WORK THE SOLDIERS CROPS.

The collecting into camps so many OF our farm
ers and their sons will in ure materially, the crop
prospects if some plan be not adopted to work out
the crops of those who will be absent defending
the country. The growing crops should be Guilt
waited in any event, or many families will suffer
hereafter for bread. We hope that the farmers
who own slaves, will be able to spare portion of
their forces, at proper periods, for few days and
work the crops for the families of the soldiers in
camps and absent This, it seems to us, might be
done, without any serious detriment to themselves.
The families Of soldiers must not be left to suffer
for bread and meat, nor must be skinned by ex-
tortioners who buy and SELL or vend from their
own corn-cribs and smoke-houses. We have heard
already OF few slave-owners who will attend to
the cultivation Of absent soldiers crops, and we
hope that many will follow the patriotic example
We are pleased to learn, that VIM. Johnston,
the much abused candidate for Governor, has
proffered all the spare time-and much will be
spared-of the large number Of negroes belonging
to the Char. 4 s. G. Railroad Company, to Guilt
vate the crops for soldiers families in Mecklen-
burg
Mr. Johnston has heart that can feel for the
soldier A soldiers wife ana children will never
suffer Of want when he is near.-StotcSyMc Er
Confederate B0ndS-Ata sale on Tuesday, 1st
instant, in Augusta, Georgia, three thousand dol
lars Of Confederate bonds were sold at par.
CoTroN SELLERS SoLD.-We are crediblv in
formed that certain parties in Huntsville who were
unpatriotic enough to sell their cotton to the Jews
and Yankees who swarmed there from the North
were paid by them in bogus gold. The galvanz-
ed coating has off the pewter, and these
gentlemen have lost their cotton etfectually
if they had burned it like other true Southerners
Bogus gold pieces are plenty and cheap in Hunts
VILE just now.-Kno.roMe Register.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
BISHOP ATKINsON's APPoINTMENmn

- ~ - - 0AN MENTS
Statesville, August ID
Gwinn's Chapel, do I6
Wilkesborough, do II
Grove Chapel do 10
Vale Crucis, do y
New Church in Watauga, (Conse-
cration,) do %
Missionary Station, Mitchell co., do "a
Lemon, do 20
Morganton, do q
Calvary, Henderson county, Sept
ST Johns in the Wilderness, do
Hendersonville, do
ST Paul's in the Valley, do
Asheville, do II
Rutherfordton, do 16
oneloy, do Is
Lncolnton, do q
| charlotte, do %
ST. James, Iredell county, do 26
Christ Church, Rowan county, do %.
9ansoufy' do p m. & 20
Lexington, do 80
ST. Andrews, Rowan county, Oct.
Mocksvile, do
Huntsville, do
Salem, do
GermaDt0n, do
Mountain Chapel, do II
LeaksVle, do II
Milton, do Is
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
Maj Gen'l Comd'g near the gunboats

P ST. omitted to state that forty-six of the
rebel regiments were from North Carolina. |
have told you before of the strong Union sentiment
existing among the troops from that State. From
the closeness- with which they followed me it is
now demonstrated beyond all peradventure that
they desired to establish intimate relations with
my brave and noble reserves. Had not the Tar
River boys kept shooting bullets the sweetest init
macy might have been established between US.
Sincerely, G.. B. Nice, the gunboats.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

My victories have won me eternal fame; immor
tally is mine, Immortality is mine have not
taken Richmond, but have taken the gunboats.
have not "pushed Johnston to the wall, but
I have pushed myself against the old redoubtable
stonewall Immortality is mine! Immortality is
mine
With lofty sentiments ofexalted esteem, I abide,
q. B. MCCLELLAN,
Mai Ctan'l Cnmd'o near the ounbOats.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

The Directors on the part of the State are: P G
Cameron, " Watson, J D Bellamy, Ralph
forrel, D NJ Barringer, Saml Hargraye John l
shaver and B Hawkins.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
HIGH POINT FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Fall Session will begin Monday, July 2lst,
1862. with the corps Of teachers and the same
leading characteristics heretofore. For information
as 10 the merits of the school, refer with confidence
to our former patrons.
RATES SESSION OF TWENTY
Board at So 90 per week $50 90
Regular Tuition, lower classes, II so
" - higher classes, Is 90
Piano or Guitar Lessons, 90 %
Wax, Worsted or Feather work, 5 90
Terms-Sixty dollars in advance; the remainder at
the close Of session. No deduction for absence
of less than two consecutive weeks
For further information address
S. LANDER, A. NJ,
June 10, 1862 Principal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
NOTICE..

have received the Tax Lists for the year 1862, and
hold them ready for Inspection and request Informal
ton of any persons not making their accord
ing to law will also receive Taxes due said lists,
for which purpose | will attend the usual Muster
Grounds on the days mentioned in the following table,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

New FLoUR.-Four bbs. of new crop -four, the
first received here this season, were in market en-
Saturday last, and sold at SIS 90. They were
from the mill Of Jordan Tysor, Esq, of Chatham
county, aud all passed inspection as Family
Fayetteville Observer, 14h
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
July 5, 1862
&C. The friends of DR.. ]. B. Alex.
r. L. DEARMON.


AMBER announce him candidate to represent
Mecklenburg county in the House of Commons of tE9
next General Assembly Of North Carolina.
June "a, 1862.
R8sWe are authorized to announce
Z. G. GREER and JOHN L. BROWN candidates to
represent Mecklenburg county in the House Of Com
of the next General Assembly of North Carolina
Election the 18th day of August.
July Is, 1862 pd
g277a ~5N ss5SLl1azs We are authorized to an
PEI ,HsI---SS r. N. WHITE a candidate
.Eja@lS for Sheriff of Mecllenburg county, at
the approaching August election.
May Is, 1862 te-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

MoRGAN's EXPLoIr-Knoxville, July 10
On the 9th instant, at Tompkinsvillc, Monroe
surprised and routed the Seventh Pennsylvania
regiment, killing thirty-four, wounding forty and
capturing thirty. Among the prisoners is Major
Thomas Jordan, who was brought to Knoxville
Our loss was two slightly wounded The whole
camp of the enemy and all the stores fell into the
hands of Morgan, including 100 head of horses
and mules, 100 rifles, and large quantity Of
ammunition and cl0thiD~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
THE REPORT OF MCCLELLAN.

The following excellent satire on Georges
report has been furnished by a correspondent. 1t
is capital piece Of humor:
Headquarters Army of Potomac,
Near Gunboats on James River,
July 9th, 1862.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

Nett Earnings,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

TIE CAPTURED ARMs-It is found unon
examination, that comparatively few of the mus
kets captured from the Yankees in the battles be-
low Richmond, have sustained serious damace
The fact is, they did not have time, on their ia
nous retreat from the Chickahominy, to make
the destruction of property complete, and hence
we find in a. lot of twenty thousand, not more than
a thousand that cannot be speedily rendered as
good as new. These arms are generally of supe-
rior quality, including many of recent invention
and European manufacture
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22
NOTICE.

5. COOPER,
Adjt and Insp. Genera
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

Confederate BondS-Ata sale on Tuesday, 1st
instant, in Augusta, Georgia, three thousand dol
lars Of Confederate bonds were sold at par.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-22

This reminds US Of the first glorious achieve
mcnt of the Confederate steamer Virginia, which
spread CONSERVATION throughout Yankeedom, and
astonished the most scientific naval officers on the
continent of Europe. The victory will inspire
the people of Nicksburg with renewed confidence
and zeal, and we hope it will be followed up by
still more powerful blows. Lessons like this will
teach the enemy that his gunboas may be driven
from Southern waters, while the history of the
past four weeks has proved that his boosted land
armies cannot stand before Confederate bullets
and bay0nets
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions Bcanty Money. BOUnt!
Land.

- 5. DANALDSOS, Notary Pub
IL II. Colstcr. clGa Ageaf. g., kc, oces
- serv.cs1 = tie pubic e7peciehy % Ne
uritet srase-, al who nay have az clalI ~sAnat
10 Ge-cral GcTeEr1srt. heEA arrsnEes iofraIa
a. sa-essfuily proeecutsau sAAi eisiass a. rc1.eL-
sois charges. ar - rnpicly - M rntAft 60 -
dlspatrhe1 before he vlopsr eftas atN tflioston.
a.-sax TxS Yr.as exrsrerce A. Fract% - go
sd 10 All q ~ e4t tHcr< ~ tap $500
oct MIR rrcU.d~rf f-lrl1re Arliliert ue", ..
-anaol al Ia t.tar saccersfal ~ifa al legal citlme.
snsthsr Ter rEEstcS,, hDtNit Avsht' - 80.
~ARRiSrs.
aAlF-PAl rESsIoSS-ft- vi1o~s. - 4 o.
wffca.. IL Children eidrr sirtsen yreEs 81 44r -
-rrers Al sal1iers y r. fassest - Aay WeF
-. who h.se 1c1oT oeea klAce ~h11 x "a ~
80 A. antlst - "a. t-Fsy Pensions
r<YAIro FES.IoSs.-Ni ot1rcE< sha si1i-F'
was are disatlfi - reas.r "a s91nls rectifea -
ftsees- rnntrscf~l Whli@ On 10 service ana m ~.
he x duty - q -slAev. = az prro-- ae ~
ravDwiErASrz-An ~Lo seTved II tsys J.
arvef D. pasf var - The Jated state. er ON i~5
- b@ftle. ar entities - loo scfft OF LAnd- TO"
II aAafh. fhr Widow ard Minors az emitted.
B0yNTY MONTH"; lelrs q al -o.d.ers VI.
Ea-e volunteered llr.uk the pre- en- va 'pf m
T~ars or tnri1z ~ var Anahafe 49, -.
shfle - fHs arsfe. are eEtlet y hrsueki
u.a4tr4 q .at. Nalsr, su1 s4Ch arrears * ne -.
5.sr's pas - nay aas- refaet - hf aN'F -
1eath.
S8easaxss maize af,es' a lain 3. snoeeA-iah
t." ssi Mortgage. -s~sussa ara Hsanks isr
ni-bsd
- Eastern arr.raxes arrAnssd ana ~eaiiec'~'
- txchanze prampty renhted
OFFICE 81 De 90 eeratr stand.
d 3. pASALp-cN.
G.Aat,f notary Egh.c. A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
RECRUITING.

uvASrEp F0R TIE UNITED sArEs Army
w Ahle-bodied men, between AEes % rshieeh
srd tAirtt five years. Pay, ue same - % foiaH-
- an li1.Oo % f13.O 60 pr nsonfh. ~lth falore
al a~uArters. 10 cmmsnce a. once.
Uulrr prcsent regulations, any soldief IA a. 'p-
~ecrsnnity - becoming a eommi.&ioned en-
- h.rther Information. apply AZ fbe rrn1'lFe
:. r.rrs Haute, on the y - sidc ofthe ,qnafe
rrxu aNLsSI VENT,
Throo " o n H - /.
ALFRED L. HOJsu,
-. ts,a Infantry L. =. A.. RecruriEx oracer.
iuiS a.. ar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

Fi.s-Ter N resUs-tioo
sss.tA q Lee SIC lave sesc suicksE ~ sPoplNJ
q -psralys4 tAsy 1e IA Only rsaa-is Esdieiss-
a. ss.stsoEs e lie iuags. saest sod soTs.s nsH
,s-u-. sss ssvss ls I'D queGly esFss hDsnno-
"a. ,ls-sssy, eEs.ssA. ri-c. spaszs. worns ssoiss-
zsrsos, HAIRLESS. syssrtsry, vhstosg ron 1ANn-
AIR urr.5s fa.s 81 o.esr faslt- IN Set. yisie
As.- re=e1-s Asihns. gout, rseunstszs hrs
S@<s4ocs, ravtarss. sG==aes q sny s7S.n
k-,ss hrs ssaser ether sps-fes fs~s7s eia7S'
3xEsos, ,szzz.ss. s. F.tzs'sds1eer sztlPoz' G
sss. -s-u,, sr-a7s.as. vhits s-eIi7Fs, rnss, S''<fA
Il ava E..ty year, eszrausnss sad ssYeSAa,
zs.sssa "a l-sT. szvS al eesz sz-sd PsEosas~es
~ .Asss eeiesss14 rss-t.els Csi-srssl Fhs a
fsza.s o-=7la-zts a.t Es--cus diseases 1sT law
eesa equally szscsssfz- cTits -AAsss q hfs, ia
sss. ~ ss-c-5 psas1sl. EPILEPSY, es7reaa-7 q
szr.1a fasstssl asssus, e. ses-Es-z1s az Essa1'
ssu,sssey tasncZss. Dispersed al ro-e-tea~
T-s-s 75 cszfs - bcr.
soit y J. 4 CVs1S4As. isszs-atzs - = =
~-sps-aass dsslsTs II zstic.zs D<1l1%l1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
Piles piios! Piles !,

"A. r~medy Tor this aost distressing and chsiluain
NJ .lai,. the Vegetable IAie Medicines deserves a dis
L.et Nd emphatic Recommendations " " ~"ll
Known % hundreds In this ely, toat the former IIo-
prei0r % these sAlusole medicines wa himself aihlc
ted uith tbs complaint Tor upwards u rnnry FIyr
xaARs. aud that ~ tried a. vAp every remedy prf-
.c-fh.d vittia he Whole compass q the AsterA
NeflcA. he however, At length tried The medicine
shieh 4. now offered T. tse public. sni he was cured
la . scrv short uue, ansr bls recovory bad heer
pronounced not Only improbable. but absolutely I'M
possible. ~ any human metls.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
r. Diseases !

Person. ~hese Constitutes have tecome t~mpaneity
IN Iniatiaoas use a Mercury. win Dod these Nsd
rfne. . perfect cure. - thsy never fan % eFsdieas
from M system az the sfct1 q Mercury, Infinitely
s.ontr shsa tie nosi posftfal pr~psrs'inns - ssrss
Paula
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

s.-uraous ~ Scr.nalous arseuons Ae he
..e. Ia tfxa., tns potato ~ q maakini. f1eJ
- 10 and e..ay A. well Is fatal. hey arise Hcan
ssas.-.nsusa shd impusify q the blood. and are 70
e .ees al arou11 - everywhere. one eesrter q
u .. pc, are talaset viii sks-n. and enc quarter
, these al q taern: die ~foollshiy toe. oresese ns,
-r.s,e Ana sAs2ArAanAA cieaBs~s ca ~
-rrcnius corr.p1yg ffcaa N biz. fe7aefsh pure
Al healthy, ard esscta-iig expurs@tss ne N~
-,1tanlnsslso lron Do system. 30 ioorsf sfon
z.a~r your s-4claleus disorders. stoe- ~ ir-e~
- Auah.s yre,i1sa Is mastery oe-hinAa"a y
1r.ss.s vss.ass lat b. calls sszAasssHuA Dem
rk. wsterkzy. G.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

dsnou.nAte1 from tlsI sstoulaAirs power u ere
sting ns~ life and health, ss Il we're ffom The very
shes Il The most delspidsisd e0nstitUtisn' ss
more strongly tonic and mere Immediately nvisorA
ras tssa the pills containing tas sslass hoiss ysss'A
ia extracts as tie latter. in = dinereit medication Al
lsuxe really lsss sALAsEtlc than tie LII hus. tSs5
svsrtaslsss begin 70 cleanse tie sinsniry o1s
1reh s,o1sT; generally slightly operating ~iiAis
ts-ss g su- hSrEs. s11 2re9zsias c decided ss1se q
relief e tss head AID ss7-=s-h. al sIhiis-stoS
rs,t. t->- = los H-5> fha7 his
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

p billion. AMI liver complaints. With their many
cell Known attendants. bilious and sick teaiarhss
paln and impression after neal~. ~riddiness, difhn~ets
kearthum' los o. spprsite. are acknowi tged 10 be
vastly saytIior 20 am tl4ag ever bslsss adhered q" ths
pablo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
MEDICAL
A Carl 10 he Public !
fla41s a4

Iax sp,olni -fteaiiy an mental uai-rET ariains
rsa a 10 lslt 81 .laa rpalia4lis /. ns-cuiatle. a..
il j. ttfrsts- IS aia ala.ar lusyvt9gs ftAt = -irs-
Attention q a. i.s~ 81 a,os nirihs toiiiy ~.
u4sll. shouid D. III, fr tseAsts - ne hody lasA
rally aerct ih- mimi. uA- A9ssss-s NrutrtH4S
LAsr Asp.c.SEs iA tvriy iasianre 9Arrc they have
been thoroughly ased. have TErs.rase os1A ias-
rsxE. 10 ains~i ~ h. diversified ferms IAe aaiaiA-
y egsci u ihs LIE Nedleines have. IN fsu. been =
uahyeFsAlly espsr.el1sd. thai shey have become mli,
established - us mosl sasy. sale AID p@fisd n'-i'
I q s~sokfnent ssrr offered "a the pahlie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

composed q vegetable ingredients exclusively.
. can be ascertAined - chemical tests. Their prom
neut qualities are those " al active and searching
though perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
nsnt, q = gentle sapefinc. prouloros the insenf'is
parspirsi.oh, q a pleasant diureile. instsofstns ID,
kscns,. and hlst1sr; and u . delightful tonic esfds
&c, sseit.ng sEPeuse by tn demands q active dses
ten. al cheering the mind with thai grateful ssnse
rrnoVstd AsaltA ~Aeh = onr q the most fehessous
seliass Il cur sal"fe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

c.rr DasssyaA, - Thoroughly dsansius The hfs'
sui seosnA ssomachs. and efesfiuE a pure healthy
~. ie.tead n tae stale A0d arid Kind: Hstaisnc),
-, Of Appetite, Heartburn. Headache, hssucssafss,
W-T.mp~r@. Aplry, LaagIor snd NtlsnehoiJ
~h,eb ar 81 general symptoms 81 pyspep~a, VII
vanish. a. a natural consequence u lts euns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
s..,,ous eo@gia,n,s, sad " "o"s

A vel regulated and pTopoztisnsts quantity o' eiie
noon Re stomach n xlwsys REQUESTS Tor tho fton"
ter Il sornt hesl;r-%l aizuistss cSeston ani
,whsn thr-e + : tcadsEty q bile The body q con
,lsutlx ooai-e. On the o<her nsnd, Al 0verAoan'
asrrrr & fhile cxu5ea frequent nan5es IN thu stomach
A. ofe1 promotes very Severe ATTACKS y ase@'~.
ST. eoretiles end IN deSia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22
n i.ite Fills

L Szs-u-7< Z "a rsss, s.>s sss4lsSs = Ssv5--
sorst ss tpsxs Y1is vi tc fo--i = -csssss tie
-os. sai-.sv et1c-..