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San franFisfo.

sought medical assistance and expended larue .r,..
put without the least beneficial result That Iei a.
sroyer Consumption, had already seized uDon nv vi,
was daily drawing closer TO the tomb; nv nhSs,s'
held out no hope d recovery; my str NTH hsd Ssss
and was In state Of almost utter prosiTation.
Informed BY my physicians that they could DO pobIO
most fortunately, applied 10 Dr.. L g. CSSptsv 81
am now well and perfectly sound man Il 4 dIscaI.
iCr me % express The emotions Of deepest gratitude
nave received o. the hands Of DR.. Czapkay and -.
ealoea % that Is q least in my power 70 ipnder t6S
,Ss ssOs TeeogpoD q bis great skI and capacity ~
zoe amicted would say, do not despair, ior Uhai..s
may be the nature Of your case am coDdsEt thst ~
will nd relief BY applying % Dr. l. CSspISS' yr yos
O1% IN ''lead' and there e e gAysician there
snhscrihed and sworn 10 before me- this iStb SSS 4
nctc6rT, AD 1889 City and county Of San FrSSCIsoo
tL.El FL. THrBAULr, Notary puDte
The undersigned Is personally acquainted with III
~ sno anSSs mat the circumstances related Il
ing during his Illness, and beans willing tertImTSvln1S
iAc' OF bis remarkable cure BY Dr. L ]; CEaElay:
and sworn to S.ror. A:i aRSsEEsEL ~ M
9ctSSeE ,S sSS Cry and county Of San FTaScscS
fl 81 FL. rHIBAULr. Notary Public.
DR. L j. JCzAPKAts private M.dIc., ana s,,...,
Institute = on Sacramtnto street, below MrnSan,,r
SpP P FsusScd s raClTS TS. Nal @ hip Company Irs
and asks no fRtiYne fatIon MIL ~ eonfhatlOns
aFL ms foIowing Iettsr wh;sh snecn a. cure.
phiidaI.hta cIt ~ w Rean OF the Faculty of The
" ParI6s WsdicSI an sfiS y ne editnrs Of the
far nnhIcston. S"N 0uIs''" "OuInali San Fn1esco,
w.
76ns Edforso s ~ jan IN, lsS9.
GtNTLENkEZMV IL Stisnti N ~ .Hu S,n,,gcat J0arNdlS
in Ihe December nSnh ~ a leu CaieI 70 a. article
nd s,,,,JsS, Jsoa ,s w 70 regard TO The
~ MsS.;ns tan. s1oSo q the Philadelphia College
for the dSgTee vas msSs ,o ,hs M1rn the aPplcahn
ned nv sfSdSv,s snS Se aCuiy' u Was necumpa-
G'ISnksv --s " 1871 - - the euect that Dr..
of Bsstk bsS ssr5Sd ~ ~ uune M.D o. the University
SnS as ,sns ~ sIfgeon 10 !he Hungarian army
strength Of thsSs The SsSra. ~ y 9leinft On tia
osi1 w & M name implies, h cinleTred gradnairs
~ sTgs ~ peM privileges Had there bstn the
havo - nS"s nnIeguarIy TIE application would
80, Iii a ~ inserting thls IN your jnuFnaH
So o Nv ~H ~S' VI justice u The COleRe. and e0hief
"''' y" AOurS'VeTy leswGihly.
n. ii, RAND
Oeah Of he FACULTY OF the Philadelphia College MsdehS
REAAEEABLE INSTANCE UP MEDICAL RELIEF, -,.s.,
Below We publish the certificates Of thre. AZ IN Ia
tereTs from the panes Of disease Sho h. ~, - ~ -
their former health and Imnp'led n, s,is,s
known their cases and remedial are mi tSs,, .,a,.
ments are authenticated By Notary Pnllr 1hsSn."SS
uf society impednNly command their uIesiio' sd "a
commend their DerlSal t ~ ~ ~, abe We
,g,,,,,, . : NV "' ai' anti ted'
cEmn, rnn NCSSINE TO GRATITUDE.
The underIvred as.ir - ~ y, AIn; .l
ss Ss%,nsS, rGs enough 70 b st a
feps n M dr,v ~ III =, teu seflngs may he ubiahsd,
gralltnde 3, ~ T. u cPug tApreSs hs most sincere
tamS IpcidsSt ~ G sSrs down y lbe di'tIssns Ymp-
, 1862-09-18

Tha ahoss oiGnplllnis hare lor tgerty yeals ben
ireatsd with HaoWays Ointment and Pills With p-Tecl
fuccog. The cuIul knge hean - lomalkaho, speedy
and uumefuun that tpe olen fatal dseasea ere moil
easily culpd by these medicines, than even ne common
, 1862-09-18
GRHAT
MEDICAL DISCOVERY! 4!
8CovILL'9
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP,
GREAT

Or SARSAPARILLA AND STILLINGA, FOR
" the Of scrOOla, syplle and MeFcuria Diseases
Old Sores, skin Daeaaes and all other Diseases which aTe
caused By impure state Of the oodIhs Hood Liver
Syrup warranted TO all Scraous and other Diseases
that originate FROM the Blood or Liver.
, 1862-09-18
Dean of the Faculty of I'll. Philadelphia co'I; % SsdsA.


hhAAhEABLE INSTANCE OP MEDICAL RELIEP. -,.s.
Below We publish the certificates Of three Of tbA uf
Isten IRON the panEs Of dissas- Wh0 having Tecvtf
,helr former health, and impe'led hy Ertinde nasfe
Anown tbelr cases and remedial ape, and their slate
enls are authenticated by Notary Pnle The dsmands
commend their perusa H. the attention Of ali ami ,ed
, 1862-09-18

DIR j. CzAPKAf'S private Medical ana sp,.,..,
Institute = on Sacramento street, beoW MrbtSor,,
opposite the Pacific Nail Steamship Company sjs
san Francisco The Doctor offers free cobsS,.,iass'
and asks no fegi5nefatiOn unless be Effect, en-"
- The following letter. which emphafeSIi sD.. T..
ar ITSELF was written BY he Dean Of tie FScniv " ~
Pacific Medical and sdfsh JOdfSh ssS ~ S'.a Ine
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

q pes1ssning camp setviss, OK ~ st1WlS
bse q Military q Haval service Tor which Net
nay b fsund competent persons Of African
descent, sud such lpsR0els shall b enrolled
end organised under such rsgulations, not in.
consistent with the constitution and laws, -
The, Rrseidalk nAys lEssesibs. - r~s-sekrr
eDcs k1s.szAS bs-a jkss4ss 1ssess1 That
when any man or boy Of African descent, who
by the laws Of any State, shall owe service or
labor to- any person. who, during the present
rebellion, has levied war OF has borne arms
against the United States, or adhered to their
snsniss By giving them aid and comfort, shall
render any such service % issprovidsd for il
this act, he, his mother, and his wife and chill
dren, shall forever thereafter be free, any law,
usage, OF custom, whatsoeter 70 the contrary
notwithstanding: Provided, That the mother,
wife, and children Of such man or boy Of Ahi-
can descent shalt not be made, fee By the ope-
ration Of this oct except where such mother,
wife, or children owe service or labor to some
person Who during the present rebellion, has
borne afms sgainst the United Stated, 81 I'd.
hered to their enimies by giving them aid and
comfort.
Sec. IA. And 81, II turthe enacted, Thss the
expenses incurred to carry this act into effect
shall be paid out Of the general appropriation
for the army and volunteers.
+ SEQ ID. And bsI i further enacted, That al
persons who have, beenor shall be hereafter
enrolled in the service Of the United States I'M
der this oct shall receive the pay and rations
now allowed by law to soldiers, according to
respective sgradss:aP PROVIDED That persons Of
African descent, who under this Law shall be
employed, shall receive ten dollars per month
and one ration, three dollars Of which monthly
| pay may DO in clothing
I SEC. 16. Aad Be Il further enacted, That
medical psrveyors and storekeepers shall give
bonds in such sums % the Secretary Of Mar
may require, with sscnrity toll approx Cd by
him. Improved. July II, 1867
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16
1 ,OOK HERE.

Me re paying Tie hishes. market price In CASH for
s..M ossa VI cheeks, but does not stop us We sre
aaxiouste buy Of thoes who have Ioans 80
oos eaye been Induced 70 se 70 others e m ~
.cs) .SESa suxNHAk 1 JAaar1,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16
FURNITURE.

The latest and most faicnate Just nov
opened-keeps constantly On hand and am pren,rs1 \.
nanuiscture on shortest notice, any description Of
FUR NIT UR Il.
Of choice materials and warrant perfect tisfact,on
Repairing done In The bet manner E
O0HFNS Of every description always on hama ava
furnshed shortest notice. 1unas attended ~ rne
sonally. aF as Guf n 80 ~
VIII take IN exchange 1t market price Lumhe, cn,a
Wood, ~ kinds of Grain and Live Stock. WY
-o..,- g. FEdAN,
S'VV NJ 70 Main Street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

ga o1n1AL APPEA1AHcg OF TIE CIT.
AenPhis appears more like city reOsutly
exhumed than aught else Everything isdusty,
and rusty, and Old looking. The streets, never
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

TO P1INTERS.-A large quantity a ssesad
hand Job Typ, Dordes Olts, &C.. for sals q bargain
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

ITO DELINQUENTS FOR STATE.
= COUNTY AND vEDERAL TAXES. & - III. :
b. saM Of tie last Legislature. and by virtss Of said
ac ehau eafsrce collection Of said delinquent tax in n
caseo where Voluntary payments are not made. ~
wants q s etase and usss = those Who have ALREADY
pad fAer taxss. demand tAat this should b done NJ
tax SOW On The books amount to quite srrs
sun, which collected BY the 1T Sept. next wi haSe
re ensee % reduce s levy made by the
eent q least. below what viii be mot collected
1Ah matter Of vital importance to Al tax payers and
every one muH 1eel the necessity Of prompt payment
". b. RENEY
1oiylSepu Treasurer Of Des Aoines County.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16
DARSON BROWNLOW'S BOOK

Sketches Of the Rs Progress and Decline Of Deeeon;
With Narrative Of Personal Adventures among tie Reb
els, by ". G. Brownlow. One volume containns nne
steel Portrait Of the AUTHOR and numerous weed ena.
vinss-prioe 81 Is. sstv S-- -9-.- :
new invoice Of the above remarkable beck, Just r..
ceived and for sale BY a t.a + Up. BROWN
tuns9e-dkw Hswkse Bundxne O..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

IL may be set down as truth, that no coun-
try has jet succeeded in producing an IRON
plated steamer suitable for ocean navigation
Some OF the English or French might ven
ture 20 sea with tolerable safety. and should
weather favor. might make . trans Atlantic
trip. but they would surely reach port badly
strained and leaking uncomsortably. Our
own Monitors. Il i notorious. are wholly un.
h,tct for sea navigation. The original
Monitor reached Hampton Roads hcsore me
rsaehec he bottom. bat !; was 0asy because
the weather experienced was not very boss
ferrous. Ard owing e. the bearing Of :he men.
vaO reused TO abandon her Nor are her
successors. though much improved. Of
character - saFmo-at tbs difficulty Its
evident. then. that vessels o. this class are
ehiesly AVAILABLE Ter aar5or dcfSass. ~ CO
operate with stationary walled batteries -
Thus employed. We nay vel suppose ia,
our hAroors are unagproacAsb.s o. an &c.
eny. Certainly they would prove iorm,na-
BE Antagonists For odea.slse warfare -.
nay seSsFd :, as settled principle tia, these
ai4sd. hshi-dsAit. slow -o.1s veSscs are
saoiy inadequate They are useless for
ao>isisres prosecuted abroad. sAev could ast
cope With heavy sroa-c.ad tr,cate 49,,
tAeis iiaoi.4ss - De rua aSwu. nar eoul4 thev
oFeak blockade Dooald NckAv. ~ho !.
eeGQetsni & judge n such questions. cx
sspss. o1sy la iriS.;s Iroassdes. secsotiv
o1i.i a. fa.sade.Pala. AID tie nswly elss.s
steamer s1teroi.t. 40 he irao esd ran
saiscinS ~ Wa. II. wsoo. % tbs city. vii
?soss s.iii suV-fios
rs Ire csse Icw stanls Tie steam xr.s.,.
Of ths American Navy nav % comrrises
under tso gersrsl elsssiacAi.oas. viz. 49,
ca s.ssnsrs ior ocean service soa -r,li
iron-cisd batteries. csrrvias \ lew h~.sx
guns. sdsptsi ~ service IN har5ors ana ~.
err Should ne bccoms iavotvc4 n . 80.
eiKn var, re lAi;cr~-scsir- N Concert -,,h
o>senAted vorks-vou't &c or main rel
snSe for defensive operations. and cons@.
ousndy fora, an important arm % tie Sa-
t,cnAl tesense.
10 nav Be vel - saqa,fc - a. hos lAr ~e
are lustifed N deprs.aiag Tor sccuFsi, On eur
Xouifos tesf. tes IA tiscassinr tbs SUBJECT.
some restraint = isngos-f by cors.lesa,soo-
OF ssp<diencv. We may AZ. however. thai
In The jsiSnens Of goci usutcai men lhsy
are not precisely tie thing shich - wsut.
aud that !, = possible lie Nssy Dspastnrnt
N Washington err n maltp.y;ns xesae.- 81
this class % a large srtert while sea-Soin~
steamers are comparative neglected frsnce
las ten iFcn oss>f floating batteries. foar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
General Cox Advancing upon Stan

General Cor. IL NO may credit tho Rich
mond papers. has Temporarily abandoned the
fertile valley OF the Kanawha. and has
marched eastward. and entered Highland
county. one Of the central counties OF vir-
ginia. and separated from Augusta, of which
stanton IS the county scat, by the short
mountain. The turnpike from Parkersburg
20 Staunton rurs through Highland. The
movement Of General Cox has been coz r
Quoted with the utmos. rapidiiy, and secrecy
worthy OF the highest credit. aud cannot fail
70 add new alarm 10 those. which within
the last two or three weeks. havo stricken
terror to the enemy. General Cox has 10
his command a largo and finely equipped
army, and will give the rebel Generals much
trouble.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

TnE condition Of the rebel army may be
inferred BY the extract which We publish
In another place. from the Richmond Wh,S.-
Amos, every paper reserved from the South
dolores the fright VI destitution of the a.
mics OF the conieaeTaey. Il not 70 be wol-
dersd az, that The rebe. leaders regard the
prospective capture OF Savannah, Charleston
aud Mos.le WITH great alarm. The vessels
which have run tho blockade at those places
have contioated immensely TO the support OF
the rebel armies. Ii they fall into tho poses
sos. OF the federal forces. the whole contIo
band trade with the rebels through these
chances will be destroyed. and the conlsd-
erscy completely cut of from auy foreign aid
wha,eves. This fact is we'll nrdcr.-
stood by the rebel government. hence
the great efforts being put forth
60 render such places secure from Federal
capture The restitution OF the rebel ar
mics, demonstrates one fact, and that u,
lated from the world. and with it, want Of
sufficient manufactures. il must inevitably
yield to the overpowering force of the Fed
eral Government. There Is nothing more
certain than this fact. They have entirely
dssponded of obtaining foreign interference.
and are forced to behold their starving and
ragged troops without the slightest prospect
Of lettering their condition. When the
blockade was first instituted. the rebels and
their Northern sympsthircrs. laughed at II as
being only irsught with evil to the Federal
Government. Hut events have since demon
strated that IL IL 10 be the ruin Ia part
Of the Southern Confederacy. IL IL i'm
possible for that Government Will.
its want OF manufactures. and shut out
from the world as I, now * to sue
coed in overthrow the Union. and cstab
fishing it, independence separate Gov
crnmcnt. The rebe. leaders rely upon the
fortitudc OF the private soldier and his pa
triotism and devotion to the Southern cause,
20 take them successfully through the con
test. But. however much patriotism and
foritude the private rebel soldier may have,
he cannot last forever in condition Of des
tuition AMI want. This power Of endurance
IL no better than that of the Federal soldier
ander similar circumstances. IL the reports
DO true which reach us through the leading
rebel journals. the suffering and want which
must occur this winter in the Southern ar
mics will be frighsial beyond precedent
The sacrifice in men will be greater than the
ConfedeFacy can stand under. tho great
pressure being brought to bear against il
from the Federal forces. The rebellion
must yield
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
TUX Philadelphia Inquirer says since Gen.

Tux Philadelphia Inquirer says since Gen
MCCLELLAN received the order relieving him
OF bis command. he has conducted himself
with the most excellent good Judgement he
has obeyed without question or murmur. in
the truest spirit of true soldier; he has
cheerfnlly and gracefully done everything
In his power 70 tighten the burden Of bis
successor; he has asked for him the hearty
goodwill Of bis soldiers: his farewell to his
troops was model OF good taste; be passed
from the Capitol TO bis home In the night.
50 As to avoid demonstrations, AID throug-
out he has conducted himself In way to 10
mand the mos, generous treatment from foe
a. well as friend.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

To Ltr.-Ihcre are more thing 20 lst'
than arc p'acardei. Hearts arc q let erefv
day. Oh hearts. soang hearts. strirkea hearts
all empsy-ali q let. There are head. -
lcs. % ahy nc~ thine-to ism-. to olories
ard ists. heads wsthout tenant. There ar~
conscienccs - ief. eiAslic. Accommodate.
cscut choar. - fse psr rcaf. per manfS
(sitiy PER cenf YEAR. To lei On bond
AID mortgage. AMI f.oaud % aesh An :,
Il goes. from sS3s q son's. iln3st ever.
Ting nth - price everything IN the mar
ke' bat grief They are never qao,ci
nerer Al a pseas.um. never . To-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

large iron frgAtes and two rams, and has on
the stocks ten iron frigates and four batter
les which can be completed In one year II
necessary.
The English have ak iron frigates. but
are building seven iron ships and are casing
FIVE or -ix ships with iron
The United States. within the past year,
has built seventy vessels. and before April,
1863. We shall have nearly one hundred. OF
which over fiity will be iron-clad. Only
twelve OF these are completed. but Others are
far advanced The following Is q ciassifica-
ton OF iron-clsd vessels according to the last
Nary Register:
IRON-CLAD STEAMERS FINISHED.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
Og?heus &. Kerr on tbs Late Ere
tions
TIE following are the opening paragraphs
Of the last effort Of the gentle Oaru,r..

nc tSNo~inS are Toe opening paragraphs
OF the la, effort Of the gentle ORrurvs.
EoEroa T. THE late election in ys~
fSES. my boy, has electrified everybody &.
eept our Honest Ale. sho Sill GOES absut
smiling. like = long aud ana be sexton. and
coniiaaes - save our Distracted counsrv AZ.
ter TIE rrsnoer OF an hooest man. On Tues.
day night. high morai Democrats ch.,. q
much watch zeal. who had inst received /.
Dispatch all about the election. 49,, - see
the Honest Abe. fer The exr-.-ss purpose 81
telling hiu tast The DenoCr.ssc psrtv hsS
been bora. and vas on he point OF protest
las against every thing Whatsoever. exce,,
The Consutntion Of oar forcs.thers. lie
fcant The Hooesl Abe crsckinS som. Val.
nnss before The hrc. my boz. and say. he.
he celebrated Democrats orrsnixs,ioo
Of -hseh an Assistant EnSireer. h,s c,r-
ned TIE State 81 Ne~ York IN a n.nner in.
possaois TO esrress. and -ill no~ r<ccs~d %
demand az yoa a vigorous pr.,-r~nt,or az
TAI u7aaiars' STRIFE IN vhica are invol 81
Cur l.ses. ear liberties. AMI ~. rn-s,,,s ~
esp2'nes- We admire - - your harmless
honesis. sa.s ne ch.e. blsndis - ~s
believe va % be = fresh err: but 90 -
te>t sgsinsf The srsarsr, .r-xxs - -.
sa'en are 7satFiots. onis co1-ervatit~lx re-,
ocFafic. and Ne mss, apon s;...s,,. -.
eaisSo u ooss~lte.sonsl i.sssi.t;ss s-x.rs. -.
mlssndet brothers. ~he ar~ no. er.-r-
Irregular or7ositioa % the Govsrnu<ns
Ihe hooe<s Ale Cracked ssfnur. a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

De- ~ 90 Rands Iss Division

Gems. McCook. Cnuenden. and Thomas
command "Corv~ dc Armie.'
Rousseau's Division = separate add forms
an army in itsclt
The n-iSSdes are "a large part conmlused
by Colonies
Colonel kennct commands Division Of
Cavalry.
Genera Negiey holds ia Nashville
General Boyle = az Louisville.
General Rosecrans cemmauds tn A-mv
Of the Cumberland r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
From the State Journal
Military Items

The following letter contains more in:rma
ton TO lndianiAns than any letter published
by IA for some time. Our correspondent has
our hearty thanks for IL.
BowLiSo GRrrS. Nv. Nov. 9, 1862.
Ism. JorRSAL; From au almost complete
list of the Array of the Cumberland, +" ox
tract the following for the benefit Of Letter
writers ia Indiana. The address on the let.
ter should contain Regiment. Brigade. and
Division. Army Of the Cnmhc-lara
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

Tnr Montgomery Ala Advertiser rro-
Eoances Geo. y. SaaccFs hsnbug and ave
the indes that be vas sent ga Confederate
agen, % Enrlspd !. ridiculous.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

rAxrtKs coatsnpisie esect.ag an iroae,..
hotel n Washington. Eight hancrsl sra
CITY thons<nd doli.rs csp.td . associated
fer the purpose.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE Here.
a tohfe eki-iinZ l-t~e~a Cosabs A nro -.
this Cay Dissolved ~ nrtu.i osr--vr n. 60
sf~ss uih A~resflsr - carried 90 untsr a. go.
e Couee a 80, ses neias
Is-re-Hszse. ssv 10. isss -or,o-s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

LII those who have any claims
= n ss<iast fhs decreased, Ernss Drstio~. h-ve a.
nso1 tk<s scoosrss O. tn srtsrasnsd ssikin sour
~st-czl v. fry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18
.uoaraiag articles.
EXTRA NEw. STOCK OF
. a n h II II "a,

AM choice f4itef1.s. ~ "a 81 uf.rs.r,aii, l.r..
stock. Purchaser 49, Cd hsse s.lsanfsr..
NEW PATTERNS OIL CLOTHS
In all widths. ~. sg.C4. s4mtoll-t
Wsn-Psp~- ant Hsnss F-ss,sAass css1s
L. RYcE / son.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

SINGLE cargo Of cotton running tic
blockade from Charleston 90 England. will
Itself, purchase q respectable iron clad steam
sr quite Gt Tor rebel service
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

Our .Ser Store
J. now in complete order. and stocked with
ali that is desirable in the Dry Goods line
Dress Goods Comprising
Plain :. Wool peLsins.
Fig.
Plain ell Wool DeLain~.
Fig
Plain Fr Merinos.
Satin Lachines.
Empress Cloths.
Merino Reps.
LAID -
Striped
Oriental Lustres.
Cashmere rlaids.
All Wool
Blk and " INT q"
Gohair Bfocaaes.
F Chntx 'rnis.
! Whit. Goods.
Trimmings.
/ Blk Velvet Ribbons.
4 Edged
/ Edged Ribbon Tflming-.
/ Bonnet Ribbons
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-18

]. now in complete onler. and stocked with
al that IS desirable in the Dry Goods line