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, 1862-10-10

Sergeant Dexter, st Madison, informs the
.7oHsAol that since the first OF August list
l, lGO recruits have been sent for Hard To the
old regiments. The cavalry and artillery
tins recruits As about COCO recruits were
needed TO fill up the ranks Of the old regf.
1ntnts and batteries, it will be seen that nearly
5000 NE. sre yet needed to be had by draft or
vollntcs ring.
The Wisconsin Conference OF the Metho-
&ist Episcopal Church commenced its ANIMAL
session in Kenosna or "Wednesday, October
1st. The tollu"lus appointments OF the ts5
districts named arc OF u1Gre immediate inter-
est to oEr readers:
JAEEsvlL1E D1sTE1cr-T. Il. Jenne. presiding
elder; Jsnesville, Il. g. Curtis: B=Ioit. f. Pea=s
shHpi.re' s. = Lang: Emerald Grove ard Fair
Milton, ]. Layel1e; Hebron. 7 II. Ross; Jef.r-
son, F. D. F.-InAan: Fort Atkinson. 4. Q. kel-
1cc5: Lake Mills. =. G. syme-; Transit a1:i Dls-
mission, Peterson Eagerton. r II. Rusworth; !;
sttuca1on, ]. " Lyman; uuioa and Porter. r.
n. Ea;t; E,snsyi1ls and Footvlllc, q. Chester !:
h'nit Kac,sn s7nc4 4 aa' c. rr1ton, presiding e-
or. 1;acirr J. I; I.ohbina; Kaciue Scandinavian
!Nitsiuu, .. Eellaud; K4:ine Welcn Mission. Y.
S1lyania AID Union Grove. D. uals: Watecf ,rd.
A Gsiswould; East Toy. 7: c. Wilson; Lyon )!
oomRea Ina sRS 1est Ta 6 F. G1lS St;n enssS S MA a95
t:creys. J..G fnsrcc; Hart Prairie, J. b Copper.
I1u1t Prai,ie sen, dnsvian Misaion j.. A,rcl.us :;
Dtlsvan and Wal. ORTIZ. A. =; hanweil; sharon,
A. j. Mead; ALIENS Grove, ". Av1riI Clinton,
". Carver.
The Madison Journal says that Col. H1r-
lis Is now under arrest for refusing 20 eeud
his mcu to in. In cotton purchased as the
private property Ut Eis superior o!1i:ers. This
VIII probably bring about au investing
ir1o the rumored cotton speculations Of oil.
Gers high in command Ia Arkansas.
-C. J. Allen, editor of the Ripon Times,
died at his residence in that city on Wedncs
| day sged thirty-tlve years.
A railroad meeting was held at Madison
On Monday evening, when there was submit
| ted an agreement made between the Gaiena
and the Btloit and Madison railroad compa
MES, f3s reorganiz'ug and c 'm2letiag ths 3 =
lott and Madison rad; also, an estinl.t 0
tie amount necessary to be Used BY differed
towns on tie line OF the road, in order to cam
plete the grading thereof. The proposition
ot the Chicago and Gllena railroad compau,
il, that on the raising Of $4,000 in stock ii
Madison the construction Of the whole lin
Off ad to that place, will be put under con
| tract at once
, 1862-10-10
IRON the IouieyI1le Journal, 6th ]

lf!osn Inc Loule'Ate doufaai, OH
We leaIn trcm Capt. taa1radalf, who aF-
1ivsd Last evening from the advance Of our
AIRY In TIE vicinity Of Bardstown, that three
dfslt ofs q our assny arrived 4s Lebanon last
e.ehi' E. Lebanon Il s"cnty-seVe mlessouth-
cast bardstoHn.
Ilt'@eas ~ pasHt"H 1etl4hl .ue Ieos!
t"aEs t.e !sef ea nn ~ !" ~ nn T o ~ ~
xa,or, af,cus Ba-dsto.r 1nto m. ssrr;ce and
carried away pesrly all their SICK, Of wnicn
there was great number
Gen. Hardee was the last rebel commanding
"ffctr 10 leave Bardstown. Gen. Hudse is
sud 10 be quite III.
recttnn Of Lebanon. lift In grea: haste, ald
reliable persons in Bardstowa represent the
rebel troops in very dellor 1iz:d CON 1;1ion-
The rebel army have left b3rdstown and
vlci11y tare OF subsistence ct ~ sl.es' cn:
Eco reefcents are represented 10 be IN greAs
"rn1.
Gen. Ro,lsseaa, Eltn mig a1vls %, Saa 1Asse1
1oa51eI1St3is 81 roats Us oaaF1oe' " way u
ha3' Dill ano feffyFane.
A recent rice beyond :he federal piaket:,
CT tie yrnw1:sHoso road, ilto the G ouasic, II
]. tlersou and oldham, gave Us some Insight
iutu thu r.paraions III. dc 10 rp:ist tie :prr1~
ltHde :: Jack uDan our tity two weeks a.,o,
From the Blild asylum to the fir grounds all
the trees were fclled TO fall acr>.S the 70 Il.
1,1est ntirg very fo5m;aabi: abat.is, 7yhl1s
signal stations werc erectd t3 direct TIE ire
q batteries vLicH ccll,nau5e1 III. at9 :nr.e
for several miles and r.n3crri, an 5prol h ex-
tremely hazardous. TIE :c3..a, 7at1eis Ia
extend abou. six miles ont Of the CIV, and a.
1onH tut,u for zen ,r twelve n,iias n:.i IN
ina. bt;ny w.sscrn pointr out o1a !, o,- ~ -
4nrn We ma wa s. .:srre L scn1.rsh,,as ~ ut - :,
vhn looked th,e lir;no 81 ,t1,4e of s1I.tndI
"A-o 1,.N" -. 80 80 ~ rT.s,., e'
ls'e@ Sae 'oa-''a3 = ''eaac7ass'l
Our forces under Gen. Sill took possession
OF Frankfort on Monday afternoon, cro,si 1g
tie Ker:ucky River at tue iord short dis.
fsrce below the dam. The rebels eyacu1t ID
Frs1 ktott upon the approach Of our tro1ps,
tbeir rear guard taking time to exercise th.ir
propeD iIy to steal all such articles as tney
deemed useful. The federals plln ed their
batteries on the south taak of the river, and
eheIied their retr1at;rg columns. Wocsnen
were sent up by the train prepared to recon-
, 1862-10-10
:,er'!!~az ~ wf4tYgY1R
81 " r. :ss' - a<4e*7e ~ = 49,
4 SAD ULUNDHR.

SEA@ A~As~AsA<AsSAS
from the New York Mercury1
A month tile NOR: ing (telc graph or letter
I Know ~ ho,sl 70: I. a:fui ,aeHsag: cana
And all the Eopo with eunthlns ~ at1ame;
The breakfast vasee E1owed with autumn flowers.
The urn wse ettamlng with cosy htae.
Ard bounding inward from the eunny garden,
The pratlllng children claimed their morning
sand one for U1clc Guy!'' they 1tnghcd; like
Ihs,T aswy ,irs eshaas h + i,asT.ns J; s reath;
And lool Ing mp I raw him white IS death.
II, children er1:5; hu., .~i i dropping b sd,
''Thtre's her ski:utsh.' - moa2ed the voice BE-
And G"y; ) ! dear wifs, be s.rong9 par Guy is
31i. II; Ia11or, srash1ne husband. merry ta;ll-.n
:tt, Ike wrt cE ct tree,n- euu Alt was black
Tie: tay lAin1eu--it WAS mnrc liz. a3ing,
AID J mors ike The ghosts the grave seZds
As 1t1e lie, ialf-=on- uious, In tks twilight,
~ -. tanCa clcu3net about Ely aea'as heal,
Gy par; E.& :3- Ir.sI; uIls. de irr burden
20 ;2,;;; t;sS' 'd=aF wife tie stfoag9 p'or Say Is
was !; yeas ago: Let me remember
iHs h1ain stens dull twas clear enough that
Gay ess: M and stood beside til: pa.los erbszs,
Our .:lneAt n.u-1 H.asct'-f checked hlm vii
ins.
H.H.n Il Ees. E.l;sears drew do II t:a d=ar, bright
{si*,!s ..God ts7p thee, darlins!' Oh. MT
| E1.e scAe mad, or art thou real]y dead:
| Th.y bsirg n1e papers which, like printed echoes
1.t:tegt That fea.fHi message DER and o'er;
hci :l.ru-s kind w..zdly futk Npoa my eorrow,
Vino 2'rata Of gls'ry and The cnance Of war;
They 6Ients Iy room with ngh1; bring birds and
! flowers
| T. stis the stegnant pools of memory:
Ny ha=uand COMES; thy, brish:-eyed children fol
;CT;
| Ard all ry treasures. Guy, are here save thee!
And yet th"y name thee calmly. Oh, wonder
bow much stme hearts can bear before they
b1eai.!
Ard wor=t Of all, 1heS tay ':wa4 some sal ;1ander
TIT thou vert murdered by fo:1 Els-ake-
/ Scne o,1er aiT'1l- some order e:.uutoz11auded,
ECme reinforcement sent too tatdily-
| Some t-irg IL The <:atE o. friends beW1tcrcd-
/ AHc onIy one to fall, but thou Vert hei
| Bzt tho. wet he. low little could picture
| JLa- brave, bright ht,d uf thine IL dust Laid
| INV,
Win star1led horses traup1i1g ont it's beauty,
| A16 nut,intiEg i toin thro-t to bow!
| TIE war f.tts oil, they Fay .all day ponder,
All Ii lit walk the for, and b7uod and N AXE
Ply. kid friends. I'm thinking of that biu:d=r,
And Of The Gle III 5 murdered by mistake.
, 1862-10-10
Military INSTRUCTION and Drill
NOTICE. Saie Of tt .
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0qnawka Railroad.

Fotcc I. hereby slveu tn%t bv virtue and IN Rursa
ss;ss e ne Ssis' s
Gang. IN :a1ne.ry ,as,e!a :eat!nS whesyfn lanes
s1%'sT Ell sn
thc ChsSEo cn:!i;:sn Hnc Q1!LS. E;1oa1 t;:n;
{ CatS. Ha7ve3 Lxbtarf. Tobias J: BraaIsy and Ivory
IL Peafia spa Msl4osa e 9a3 ~ ws@
RI s5ansy ara
Ee:. Tue Ch.sago. bHrington % and Quincy r., foat
GpesHs LOB Ssey
as Sc Gf xonin Msr 81 f.
p1rpots vii .ssi T. Hase auctle JIG sonss DOR
M Y s tseney Sesn e
At ten eeloek forenoon Z INT day to ,hd nish
ans s; sSs5 r. Tue n s
The Pcor1a ard Oquaw il ta.lro.a Company. An all
t. tf t. .G s. e. e ns s
al hrsncle. she,suf hic had been c.!stracsel h:-
i: s!ses tssn esastssstss ef sailE iasn;iIas ths
,,ra:s5 Ha.ern,s. fa'nsure snA Sro,s;*y pnrsh,ssd
q q e s PSesa nn SF a pos all
9reands nnd lie Iui1Iin9s t*rsoa bridges vl4ia:t1
sss a III afsr aa II
scaat by t- ria Company: and upoq, or a*.d ~
] snd sests:, sna tstats s:cs r. saa ssi:a.i e
the ssd Csmps1y w:t q t'e 1no.* T. togss'ss xits
her~1rcm std iii tire II ath PRIVILEGES ud
' csnx TT sa Il & I'd se sn
made ,rouErt 70 forec1oee the s-eord n1nrss ~
tet portfor, nf the Peoria end O9uawka !: lit rad
uhtr rs WeFt OF the flttce kyer, and It y thets-
tt1r kre: eess Cd T. be t9s intsntin, nnd as;' T.
sid mortgage, and tile irsuc And rights afac1e
ntreto acc with the of the 3rt9Ag
she y; n 5es ss
coup!an4f OF the parties to said cause vtH,
said safe vf b. .up!-ct e s,' TIE rigt* and ia-
sard:crt ard rthcr Clark Or Their successors or
I;ai1runc company 10 sid parties dst.a August q
& aES s. ~ o{nes @ isGa q susi, u Gonn5 fs
| Avs nnnGTct! bonds O. on. tto1'san dol:ass each
brsr1n .s1etf as te 1afs r. rEhs pr I nsn %
unpaid sire November lsr 1874 Eotlc. ts a"o Tlvea
hist IL provided said decree tht the date1d41ts
III n or any OF them and I'll persot,s having liez
sutstGG the s'4d deed Ut fuSs. bg Judi: neEt o.
sad es II @ @
represent tive. and ali peyso1s having any sn ~ q
unlt tueh NJ or dEcrse or oih:Iw,se I'd a9
| claim o. H. ARD to tic sAti desd d or usost3Axc1
1ss AZ es Ps 81 Il I'll ss
1T -sinn nf the f1ft mcrtg3 81 nrafs and
th4t apy Of tie pa tts In this cse. who may ba II
5son Ct the said oIeml4 Or my pett Il, :teot q
enlt. hsset one into Possession no!er them Or titne.
of then delive, p<s.Ston thereof - such pHrcheH.
such preies asestih"n:e from tar CT. rk or "~it
CONT alter the report Of Rid Raie q ~ htst De-
! ccrfr1ped th tile sane has bcea cona@s1sd uada'
TIT fu'<s O. SAD J'qE' + xt,g1ros. Special N.st,
J. r. Jor. Of Counsel. an't j. H. "AkxE* 8o'iesfad
| for (OE.pai"ant4 .c-> .,,-~en,-
| Thrarn her 11th. 1N&I- tfhA7saAl-lt4
, 1862-10-10

The Ssh regiment WAS Organized aud
sworn into the Uutted States service on Sl.ur-
day, at Keokuk- The field officers are: Col
one]. Kittzidge; LiPuten2nt Colonel, Drake,
and Major, woodward
Thomas Bowen, formerly resident of
Mount Pleasant, is now colonel Of the "a Kan
eas cavalry
1t is sisted that since the war broke out,
III students Of Western ColIege, Liun county,
have enlisted. This college Is IN Ter the 81
peEyision Of the United Brethren church.
-Buncombe county is Buncobme county no
more. 1t is now Lyon county ny act OF the
legislature
"A company for the mounted rifle regi-
ment for border service, Is now organizing in
keosauquA-
Col. Percxel, Of the 10Th Iowa fntantry u
now In Davenport He has rendered his res
igration to the wsr department, and has beer
permitted leave Of Absence
, 1862-10-10
nAmWAY T:MFKEEPERS


Ii Especially adapted for Amy and country sales:
gooA Imitation gold: VII rea aod fsee e;. eness M
E1nved dAla; Is leEses AtandME IL relief n nae
OF the mot taknE novelties of ire dey Ao6 sA9t p
Lam 11EH- 1nee are sold 81. tbs c4ae eseta:AiA&
dx. Of dinerert desiEna q follow: Eaxrased pes
gx ear e hsn do1sa e..otsd e kszs4Hssd & s1ss-
1ape1{or aad electro Ane ktldsd having 81 the In
psovsnente of the fosekonS, Psr - q eaf eoxsn
orr 1hlch heavily plesed good +liva p. etaa Of
ealf dozen. -, Sam 5ns o1 tae ta7eEo;ng comos1*
rf half ZEN. Nt tn fNt1iAE Wholesale Fas~s,
4sAk0. TRANS CesH. Wtu % o. 70 &y PAT of
Tie taleeble Article ~ she tut = AMI mt
xhh4r 7of thOse Inclined 10 mako mo1e7 Arn rug ha
soiesern serd ID your orders taziy Address THE
sole aktnt for tn U 81 2
GAINS WHEATON,
max ASS, =. h. cor&er Nassau and
4o1A GSreo&9s
ocl4aaklu NEW YQEK CIIY,
, 1862-10-10

l. Bur!in.ton and Quincy Railroad General ssper
ihtendents on e ChrCago, Sept 18TH. 1S6s.
FrcroRals will be received for 1250o6 C7Uss ftes II
th:e Once. nrtli t.ctob-r 15sh. .
and durable. not overErown. Or nrtsn and must oe
f.1let between the 1ist q December aaa afss Il
Mach next
Becan-Tes TO he Mint feet long, st1 tochet thick,
be less than eight tnchts fAcF at the AaIrowet
place. and every th Tic less thrn ten inches tac
II eoIed SQUARE edged to be nine inches VI te and
e1e1Y am de 70 be es. tnan t.eave INCHES facs
JUHN VAN MET TICA-
eelRp510$d President md CHIEF kngineee.
, 1862-10-10

- Retired C1esznaa hasnE esen :, ee M4Eed to neana
f7r to assist Others s rn'ns ,1Ece - the receipt
81 postra!d directed enyelc McoPy p the rEcsclp
t-ou used Direct TIE 1sEt. John ii. eAtINAlL. 1s6
Fulton etreet Bruoslyp. New York se9sl-im
, 1862-10-10
Hut1tber.

r UMBhR.-1 would invite the It
Il Hue1on cf tealesp ana os6ers purchasing M1nn4
Coe.Fo te ons " e sssx - - .s L. e
IN Fi0o.1nK aud stock Boa<dA aeA1 DoorA SatnEle*
Lsth, Long Timber ~o1stk &C. Pftee8 feaeooAh!e 8
sntx fh1 cnatFea nf fha tiMNA Wft*e t1F n1HfuAAtA
Oroe{4 ded with nd 1aelfty- Caza@oAde&
Ii 5nrd- lard and UDoa Bae0h ssFeet het7eeA fOlt
- II 9sd1;aa s1see KxADA Wu1xknAL
, 1862-10-10
E-It II singular aact that tbs old ninth

H II 4 Z sngulAr aAct thht tbs Old ninth
Egpttsn Congressional district In this State,
witch ia the stroLgast Democratic district in
the Urios, hiss taken mora OF the South
negroes from Cairo for help than all tho other
Conversational districts combined. Labor II
very sc1fce In the southern part OF the Ssa>e.
and TIE dsrkiee are a perfect God-seod- Thsy
! I'll Rad employment as f4st Is they srz1re.
, 1862-10-10

g. For the cheapest ard best 3air
:Icvelry, wtgs Bra,ds rur1s. fzzets. etc 70 to Il.
EHsNAf o' Lake ret and CYAN! ae tho.: W., O.;
z.stf;cla from t natrEal uhea alius:cd t. the LEAD
Hi1 Hair Je~clry clltltns a!Vaya the newest F4ris
yes ~ articles Will give c1urr satisfaction.
, 1862-10-10
TATARRHl CATARRHI
R.sEELYErLlauncArxxxHHExEDY,

CATANAa Or COLD In The HEAD.
easier 10 cure Catarrh tlIxn Consumption. aso "
trinE the nrt VIC prevent the atter Persons SHOULD
endeistand that the better way to cure Consanpuon
u to pscye1lt it
The Symphonic of C4tArrh - they ReneTsy aprear
al frSt elicht Frr+pnS HMd thDy nave cold
a1d IT that tiey haVc frequent nttnrks and Are moro
!csatlve the Change: OF ten;eratHre In this con
diuun the nose ma, b. dry. EftGt DIS Large thin
snd acr1d afterwards becoming THICK and adhesive.
As the diecas~ hccorca chronic the discharges ars f
1eaaed In onanttty ard changed in quality they
aow tlek HIS ;r; m encr Sst n q By leE
Gs TIE noe o" M ~ a 1 ls 'rea{ .r aaa arc
esus'e ad t':ath; ne voee thik and nasal tue
gf-oyrd: deafness frrqnent:y takes place,
:. lsy 1hr ala Of The LlQtlDC CSTAfsH REMEDY. al
fhe*c symptoms can he etitctuA;:y removed
Price oi the GntArr3 lemtly, $N..uii''icnt i,f use
month with full ane c,t'ar DIRECTIONS. sent py ex
7rE@s.
CEee, 1e2 South Cla-k Street, 'Gp-sealEs1
Address Or. y. II. sEELTE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

PREPARATIONS o.h.I erl unlike al others are
''Fres from Poisons."
'sSot dangerous 70 the Human Family"
Rats Do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their holes 20 die"
.sThsv are the only lnfaiible remedies known"
"a years and more established In New York City
Jsei blythe City Post once
fsef ta,-thc City Prisons and Stallion Houses.
tssd by--ihe Cts Steamers, ships, &c.
ICED tg-the City Hospitals. Aims Houses. &c
Led blythe CITY Hotels. .Asiors.' 81. Sieholas 81
Jsef by--the boarding Houses. &e.. &e.
Used bD--more than 50 900 Private Families
a. So one 81 f'co Specimens 81 sciaf - Eesyy-
sfAers said ~ ne People kdfors-D Dealers, &c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with vsrrnin need -
20 no longer. II they use CosfAA's Exterminaiors
We hav. used * 20 our satisfaction, and II ooa
cost as We would have H. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing. but "CosTAR's' articls
knocks the breath cut % Rats, Mice, Reaches, arc
BID Bugs. quicker Ian We can write u. II i Il
great d. mand al over the country Medina To-.
Gd<s'rs.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nualld ia Grsnt County BY vermin. than would pas
for tons % this Rat ard iasect Killer .-ianeaste
I Wis Herald
HENRYR. CaS7AR--we are selling your pre-
parstions rapidly. Wherever they have been used
I kat. Mice. koaches and vefmln disappear rapidly
EcweR srorvrs. Druggists, windsor. Nd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
FirstCIass appointments
Travelling Public,
Modern CoBscnieuce~

rlil cs1.psfe iaeershfT e4A asT H0ate 81 IT,
cszrtrv. - 81 ~sss 50 ~ i..e lsfesi ar resf
ar.rrstet II -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

They relieve Slough instantly
They clear ,ae Throat
They give -,renss .ed Volume "a ,h. .....
They '@Psri iel'e..'.s .roaa 10 e,s ss,a,.
They are made u simple herb. aud cAnr,
harm any one.
iaavise every os.s ~se has, c,ash or ma.
Voice or RaaH.,all. o. aas iis'sait, - Is. mr..
'ose' package f,as Throat Corrections. a.s.
reliegeyoa insisall,, 80 ,ea VII sslre sia & d.
that they 50 ti.s .pos' IA via nrt ,te,...
usefi and plrasam viae travelling ~ r.sa5',s
pabiie meeting. ~ sitting sa,r coasa q, -i,.
yoar 'hir.' liyaa'ry one package an, SAT, ip ,ss
ing sastyou ~ai e,es Anefessi. consider u.s. IS
dispsE~ihle. n,a viieaa ,aea, 81 ias 'sa.....s 81
Dealer. in Medicines.
crmCE rwENrl lax .saIs.
Ny signatures. eo Each resasr 90 .sr-o.
counter srii.
Araekagc viii be- seal hg .ni.t. ias..a'i. on,s.i.
of1hiriy CeHts.
Address,
HENRY q. sPAiDiNs
no - Cedar Street. New 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
spAULDIEG : PREPARED OH

sPAULDIaae PREPARED 0lug
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sAvn7Bg rlEcxsi

sPAULDme's PREPARED eLUs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

eGRH AYES
Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Arus, &c.
Ins successful Introduction aud uss Of shs. osc
q conpounds called Rittess= orer,s n vsr,ers
bras, from quart bottle 70 AvegNllcu ks<. untn
N. word ~rittcrs- 4 bat another nAzns 81 sroS"
CT sofns v,lisnons Shtkcy mirture.
But tic really sruat relief derived ron The Eafnets
49,. one isasfo"ufoi, % cur medicine,
BGREAvYs HOLLAND BrrTERs,
s.sf az s-tsrs etsr.es e atr- r-sssaao-, hD esss
tishrt Or q reputation which The hosi q mllAfiots
nnt oaant,ffe-s hsve hrcd = nnisgrins IL hp.si
i've, vegetable prsTaTaion. with barely saf;isi
pul ei.s ss. q ths sshein. gII2ifPzt nasii.s
frios oNs loifAn
Its ns.sicine q Tong t1sei .noary tsr R.ryrsns
- bod - e-ssnsisl tF ne tssns.,ion Of &C.
L.@ltn ana 81 correcting dsordsrs ~ lie stcriash
Ar o.sels
sanitary efects The ffon sch VII speedily regain 80
ttxagiA. Atalihy setoa II the liver. Towel. anj
kiineys WI scoa tsks plaza snf reaswod hositA IL
ths cuisk rssclL
Fer INDIGESTION. Try
R9rhave's Holland Bitters.
Tor HEARTBURN. Try
Bnrhave's Holland Biiters.
For ACIDITY. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITp. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bittefs.
For CosTIvENEss. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters,
For PILES. Try
Bernaye's Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous. Rheumsfso, and Eeur~lgio Arce
tiona 10 has In numerous Instances proved highly
bsnsecizl, and IN others effected decided cur~
Read Carefully,
The gsnnlpa highlyoonosnt~ted BuHAvss Hot
LSD DIrTKKs u put 1p In hsifplnt bottss only, tno
rstAi~d 81 One Dollar pr hytsle The great tsmant
- thk truly celebrated medicine has intuc~d msn,
imitxtsrs which tho putiic sbould guard again,
purchasing
B<,sarr ers.pcrs.soai ~ g.ers or na~. "a on u
lid e rcvy bc;i!> You bsy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

By tie rec q thsse Pulls the periodic sisaei.
Nervous or SCI HeadaoAe msy be prevented. and
AIKEN a, the commencement q an attack, lmne6ls;s
elief from sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Aaassa srs
BerdacAe 10 ~Lsra females are 20 tnsch subject.
I Ffhey act generally r.oh the bowsls-Iemosin
ds.ff-eaess.
For Leoya,z Haea. Students. Delicate Females
and all persons o. ssfTrfrrs sls they vsi1s'.s
A. laxative. II improving ne ai1etite givins ~ &
and sigor 70 tie dig.slvs organs, and restoring e.
ussurs electricity ART strength q The whole system
The CEPHAIIC IlsI.s are the resell Of long intes
egstOn and carefully conducted s1pcrimeu;s, hssrs
been IN use many years. during which time tls'
hsvc prevented and relieved vast amount q psif
al suffering froz headache. whether criginstrz d
ns nerro's sDsfesa Or from = tersngei state 81 81
stomach
Jf-y af- sa.'rfis vegetable fhelr c-r7e.'rf
49, RS be tsisn q, 81 sbne- w.sa p.ri,ri a'si
~.ihoai making ray easf.e- q O.; end -, a'sae.
II asp aisrgl.s4iie t.sfs retire = - g sraa..
Ger Pen 9. r1sfre..
PEwARE or cOUNTEkFElTS.
TIE yerrne hsr~ Signatures q Henry :. srfuli-.
CT zach box.
sa,dby Drrssisi- and al cher es.isf. b. m-di
elrs
A box I'll be l.'li y m.l On rsOeipi of1hs
PRICE IS cESTs.
AL sfdsfs sboald 10 addressed 10
HENRY @. sPAULDIEO.
sscsaAE Street. r.~ rOrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

hsss ben ssorss- srt frea k.fsle1 e. stie r.et4-
lar essesti.iy asefgi - pfna-afzts fsshef. sal
~.
~. Ores. isf~ e IA oIiser Hcatf. Tcisko. iii
assasnr ~ xt1erai fa1fIl.t Etr-c~ q tie Hoasc
- siasr ~tu hsTe ff.1Fe1 tise E1r.e-ilEe h.srI
trlfls. q fh- Oifrfr -. ~ Pc sstuf~l tket -
ean kfes Aotfl
Free 10 accastarcs uits So tls1ss
rs Aease j. ls1st-d - ~ cer-er n Pm a.
Kan street,, ~ c.ste Pru1llzlfy tks prt1eifai
part = ne ely.
re passeneer lrzius q he ChBczro. fszisnsrsfis
L Ci-1saaff ant LorisTfls Eaiiresfs top In fssat
e skts bouer. also vftsfa zkc-t csstarrs n n
wssash valley DIP.
foHx LAIR, Proy'r
sBEiit Lsf<Fstf~. fn1isns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

100 600 LBS. wocf. 1ASTED. .os r
lUU.WDO -tsrs I IN ~ fsa kissss
Trtcs l1fCsGk. AZ NJ L<ss1sr Ssrrs,
"a lsf sssn street. Te-Ts Haste. lns
zv>ste I. A. ErKxyTT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

s~ A str.ls boiLs " sPAyi-DLss's PKEIsfst
GIT all .ssr tsn tines 81 go. -se
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

"Cossar's" Rat. Roach - Erfermfsaior
.CosfaT's
'.Cosfar's' Bed bag Erferminafsr.
"Cosfar's
"Cosfar's" Electric Poicfer f'lr iasecis, a.
~ IS. 5oc. snd Al ~ FoNes Bottles and Flasks,
an.l g. Sl1es Tor Plantations, ships, noais
Ho.ls, etc. etc.
CAUTION II! To prevent the tutlc from
beiG< imposed upea ~ : ~, soss aUd Mg1iy Fsfaf-
f..nt l4H1si1as a new ,atei has fcen prepared,
bearirs f.csfssie II he froprietor's signature -
Examine each boz bottle. or ntsk carefully hefoft
purchasing. and take nethlss hui "tostnr'>-''
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
AIR HOUSE

This NEW And SPACIOUS
4 Hotel is new oper - re vaaie. Ih- PrcV-.f-
tor has sraFe neither psns frf~4er lu bc c0i-
pietlon Il tAls Hc.el rl,eh 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

COMMODORE FARRAGUT.-Flag Officer Glas-
gov Farragut, now in command of our feet
at New Orleans, is native Of that city, and
about s xty years Of age. In childhood he
was adopted by the late Commodore David
Porter, receiving his baptismal name, and is
thus the brother adaptive Of Capt J. D.
Porter, of the Essex in our flotilla, and Of
Lieut.. Porter, in command of the mortar feet
at the mouth of the Mississippi.
Though only 10 years Of age, he was on
the Essex at Valparaiso in 1914, in that most
gallant naval fight, and was specially CON-
mended to the Department for his brave de-
pertinent.
He has been most constantly in active SER
vice. During the years lS2l-2-s-4 he was
employed in cruising after pirates in the Ca
ribbcan seas, and distinguished himself by
most efficient service and gallantry. He was
for some time in command of the Brooklyn,
at the Vera Cruz station, at the time of the
mission of Mr.. McLane to Mexico.
He has been twice married at Norfolk, Va,
and is the owner of large property in that
rebel city. But before the outbreak, and to
avoid entanglements, he removed his family
from Norfolk to cottage on the Hudson,
whence he was called to active duty in put
ting down the rebellion.