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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

FINANcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday say
the stock market continues calm. The govern
ment list is quiet and firm. The Skies Of 1881
close with sales Of the Registered at 1034, and
coupons at Io3H. We quote: U. s 6's, 1852, 100.
L = s's, 1853, registered, 1oO; Coupons, 10OX
SIS, Is7i, registered, s2X; Coupons, s2K 6's,
1881, registered, 1O3; Coupons, 1O3S. Oregon
war loan, yearly, 1U3 One year certificates, 100.
Border state stocks are unchanged. American
cold Igi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

brRSIss or TIE MERRIaAc The rebel Cant
is'ntll Las published letter explaining tits
EFsni. He says she was lightened SO as 10 drayV
ONLY eighteen fest, with which draught the pilots
fstu him they could carry her up the Lanes
river 10 within forty miles Of Richmond. ana
'hus have enabled him to destroy our gunboats.
hs hiened oy throwing over portion Of her anna
nlent, and thereby rendering her unable to cone
NJ h ouf heet In Hampton Roads, the pilots re-
Poilsa that tns winds being westerly, had 30 d.
EBiDisbed the depth Of water In James river tha,
Tue MeIfiEec could not 20 up. This left no other
alternative than 70 burn her. This Is Tatnal,,
s1piahauon, to be taken for what Il 10 worth
he aseroes The deception Of the pilots to their
reluctance to being engaged In fght.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

III solomon Sturges, the well known Chicaoo
steamboat man and capitalist, has become insane
and a writ OF de tEAdtieO iHgHirsndo has beer
sfsnied IN nis case. The Chicago Tribune saws;
The Ihcipiency Cf the ;nalady was largely o,ving
q the deep and intense Interest which he mani
fests In tie overthrow Of the rebellion and the
isoTOus prosecution Of the war. We understaad
that he VIII De removed for time from tic
scene % his business 10 Eastern retreat and N
= hoped that quiet and freedom from mental carr
will restore him 90 bis wanted activity Of mind y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

PERSONAL Gen. Montgomery, U. :. A, Sur.
EeCn Barnes, u. ;. A 1t. Frank L. Brornell,
Is.A; (who shot Jackson, the murderer Of
Ellsworth, at Alexandris;) Capt Dockrav, u
~ Paymaster n. Russell, U. g. N Judge Jew
eft, Of Ohio; DR.. st. George Oldmixon, of Pa;
s,rakosch, Brignoli, Gotschalk, 5uslni, and Mrs
Kellogg, are at WIllard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- oeiyed at the May ors Ohoe until II o'o ock M.
taking up the o sewer In 18th street west from
the eassl to the north side of street north, and
the construction Of one oil larger dlmenslons,
with suitable drops, man holes and branches. The
work TO be constructed upon saoh levels and 40
cording to plans and Specifications prepared BY the
city Surveyor and under the superintendenos OF
the Commissioner of the Western District and
Of proposing can examine plans and sDeoi6oations
~ the Surveyors Office, and obtain oil information
necsssaIy for proper nnder:tsndinG Of the york
m I'D lint q Rep Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
From Martinsbura, yn.

BALTIMORE, May 27-Priva.e accounts from
Martinsburg represent that only few rebel scouts
arrived In town yesterday, and shortly after re.
tired without doing any damage TO the town
The indications that the rebels are retreating
to Winchester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

u The Leavenworth Conservative says the
real name Of the great jayhawker Cleveland was
Metz. He used to drive stage out OF Cleveland,
Ohio, and hence adopted that name. He was
born In that vicinity.
VI The crew Of the English steamer Bermu.
da, which was captured while trying to run the
blockade, have arrived at Philadelphia, where
they will be detained as witnesses until the case
OF the vessel shall come up for adjudication.
GJGov. Curtin, of Pa, has countermanded
the order Tor enlistiDg three months volunteers
the emergency which seemed TO require them
having passed away.
IL Telegraphic communication between
Nashville and Gen. Halleck's army has been in
terrupted. Ii Is believed no battle has yet taken
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

IL Prom the publishers, Peterson Bros
Philadelphia, through Hudson Taylor, 33i Penn
- lvania avenue. we have Mrs. Woods latest
novel, "A Life's Secret printed from the manu-
script and advance proof-sheets by those enter
priSine publishers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
Extract.
"That IN every case of the death of

"That IN every case of the death of human be-
ing within the limits of this Cor poratlon, II shall
DO incumbent on the undertaken, or person acting
"a undertaken. to procure from o physician, or
oogpisant OF the circumstances attending the
death OF the Individual, ceru6oste setting forth
supposed cause OF desth Of the person, and
siso the P!aos OF lnteIment. together with such
other facts As may serve TO identity the lndividu
a., or according 70 such form as may be prescribed
BY the Board OF Health Of this olty. which oerti6
shall deliver or cause 10 be deiyered at The on oe
or residence of the seoretary of the Board of Health
month, under . penalty not exceeding 1--WE dollars
for each and every omissloa or neglect TO deliver
or cause TO be delivered within the time pre-
soribed. m 8-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

IL From Philip 4 Solomon we have sequel
% the powerful story Of Paul Ferroll. :" entitled
why Paul Perroll killed his Wife," published
In handsome style by Carleton, New York. Those
-Rhc have read Paul Ferroll" wilt need little
reTsussion to follow up with the sequel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

II From our neighbor MetEeiott We have the
following new music, published by Ditscn, Of
Boston "Levilia w alir," by William withers,
IL, Parlcr song, "Two Lovers, "by Chopin; ''Are
Trey Meant but to Deceive me" by Reichardt;
Emma Waltz music by Withers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

RELEASE or FOURTEEN HuNDREp UNION PAS
DNERs-A correspondence has taken place be-
tween Gen. Burnside and Gen. Holmes, tue latter
about fourteen hundred Union prisoners are 20 be
released, many Of whom have been confined for
nearly year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

GETTING THEIR EYES OPKN.-The cynical Sut-
xrday Reristc, one of the sharpest Of the London
weekly journals, which has alternately derided
and villifed our government, In Its iss ie Of NAV
Sd makes this Acknowledgements:
Gas the war proceeds, English critics Of
American affairs might almost seem to be Hhang-
Ing sides. Most observers, whc have preferred
the historical study Of eeents to opportunities Of
expressing fne sentiments, acknowledge the re.
markable viEof Of government which appeared
wear ago to be incapable Of deciding between
war and peace. Freedom has, In the midst of In.
the lavish expenditure of life and treasure which
is rendered possible by the consent Of an entire
people.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

LIZ Capt. Hamilton l.. Boone and Col. Walter
Scott, botA notorious Jayhawkers, have succeeded
IN esCaping from the military prison In 81. Louis.
Capt Boone was desperate character, and bad
before made two unsuccessful efforts 70 gain his
freedom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
HANOVER COURT HOrSE

The movement Of General Fitz John Porter on
Hanover Court House. Of which We learn by tel
egraph to-day, Is one Of great importance In con
nectiOn With the main operations before Rich.
mond. Its success, which, we apprehend, has
been complete, will therefore add new laurels TO
the brow Of that distinguished officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
" WdsAtnston, ID. c., May IS, 1852.
The attention Of Underta ers and others In
terested is horeby specially directed TO the law
the Corporal on limits, OF which the following II
IN extracts strict oomphsnoe With which will be
expected alter tho rst OF une next or the penalty
Will be enforced in ever Instance. The rec ulslte
blanks can be Obtained By application st this once.
ny order OF the Board OF Health
q. MI. DOVE. M. D.. SeoretarY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

IL Government Is building three iron clad
EHnbcsts at SO. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
OFFICERS ATTENTION

OrrIcsasF 81 4. MSap.s s.lys. o.p nd
fall And eomllsts Get q EQviPMENTs Tor .elf
sparIng q Growers Theatre. They viii BE- sold
CHEAP. the owner having retired from the seEyiSes
has no farther use for them. N so-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
NAVY YARD

The King Philip and Leslie came up yesterday
afternoon, after Intellectually attempting to get
the Vanderbilt afOat, which had run aground on
Dudds Aats. The troops were taken off, ard
hopes were entertained that she would get of
when the tide raised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

Total number Of shares --,.6Lo0
]. CooMRs, SeoretArI. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

LIZ store 5000 6oaEsfif5 66isARs, ct prizes
ranging from Ss 70 SO per thousand. =
A our goods are oil made in the bssf 1laRssYs
with good stock, our Cigars guaranteed q re-
presented, or the money returned, And - Ne keep
TO dealers Inducements equal % any 20 BE- found
snywhsre North. Good German Cigars st o..
and prices. SEQ w. COCHRAN,
SOS bennsylyenis ayc9ne,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
WAsHlksSsS,ENs.SS en- sNR s ssssGHRsErowN

The follovin list o Eamss shows TO whom the
stock of the W s.hington ead Georgetown abroad
COMPANY has bsea Allotted By the CoIPosatoIs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

n LAUGHING GAS!
DR. COTTON Will rive HIS SECOND EMIL
BiTlON at the WASHINST0N THEhrEk,
The Tremaine Brothers HllI also give BrIlIs.t
Concert DR. G.. will endeaver TO deserve the pa
gentlemen. Tickets, 20 ali parts of The house, Is
cents. Doors open at * commences at O'Clock.
I'M 2J-2tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

GovERNNtSSlNgFT SAFE. OF CATTLE Al
seycrsl hundred STOCK CaTTLE win b. ,old
Sn .Se Ssh ss1 Of June st z o'eook ms at the
Grounds, " ashinEtoa, ID, c., amoag which are a
!HShse number q hne 1hoh Cows, WITH caves.
ma A. BEcxwITH, Major c. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
GEN. BANKS.

The press, without exception as far as we can
perceive, unite in awarding to Gen. Banks I'M
stinted praise for the manner in which he recently
saved his command from the horde Fremont let
loose upon him without giving notice Of their
movement esst. We learn ere going to press
this afternoon, that he (Gen. Banks is again In
Virginia with his command, and take 1t for
granted that he will very shortly again move
down the Valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

By c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auotioneers.
DRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
I'D skvENIA sTREET AT PUBIIo AueIIoN..on
THURSDAY AEIERNOON, May 18th, 81 81
O'Clock, or tire premises, we shall sell part OF OF
numbered ter, IN Ssua-e numbered four hundred
And twenty three. GO1ung &c feet inches on IN
street VEST, hot-cen N ara u streets north, and
running bSos los feet, together With fhe improve
nelts, Consisting Of tvO-story Brick Dwelling
House, with b,cE buIldIrG, and containing In g.
ak rooms.
Term. Ore third cash; the remainder in sud
y months. with interest secured DJ deed Of truI
m26d j. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

JIMMY PARKER,
MRS. 6ERMON.
JULIA NELSON,
EFFIE GERNON,
sETCAELB,
TILf0N,
MEDIUM,
PHILLIfs,
LKEp:! go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
BOARDING.

" few rentlsmen can be accommodated with ARE
and vel FURNISHED Rooms, with or without Boa I'd !,
tnd ism, I've them front rooms, Ballroom
attscned 70 the house, Sna gas in al the rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
FUTURE DAYS.
By THOMAS DOWNING, AuOti'

By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer,
Georsec1rr, ID. c.
FLOWERS. FL0WEHS, FLOWERS At
9oth instant, a. O'Clock, VS. viii sell, IN trout Of
the AuciIOn z Soms, & large number @ extra osoioe
extrA Blooming Roses. cOmPuslng-
RuThOns fly bride Perpetual
Moss, Tes-s~snted and climbing Roses.
Also 6eTaneums, Beiotro2es, Nerbcnss,
AID mar other cl5oise snd rare Plsrts from the
conservatory of A. Jardin. Florist and Nurse
rymsn, WESmn N ION. ID. e.
m9 THOMAS DOWNING, Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
&c AFTERNOON . 70. MoKRoN


By q. X. L. GROWN & CO.. Acctloneers,
UURs IS AT AUsTI0N.-We wall eel. %
IL TD-NBRROw MORNlNO, the .sih. ~
n. ~, or h.rketSega.e roar tie na'fet. 3 kea-
tucky Sug fenBEy yGEis Work BoTses; al younG
ana a. good - er. IfO-e an wat OF hne hortettte
invited . attsnd SIS ssle. each sad every horse
~ - % "a NItrout reserve. Terms cesh. Also,
o. SAturllI rorl.rG. . lot Of be HoIses. lt.
BY J. Z. INQUIRE a. CO.. AuotiOneers.
SUPER !OR CHICRERiNG PIANOfORTE,
- BoU.IHcTD tUENlruRs AND fIT6cIs AT
Ma 18Th, O. 10 o'c eek. we Ghal cell 81 the real
dsrcs ~ gen lernRr dfciiriat housekeeping. on y
street between p, snu 2iSt streets eli has Furni-
RoseN God Seven Co.Ave Ch'okerIuE Pianoforh.
suite # Sslnut Green and Cod broosteus
Covered PGIsoT farGltaIs.
Irocstriie CeSessd F.nsT CHsirr.
Hc.dECI.s M.riiS so9 EtagCTe and Whftnot-
hisTb e-tOp Cent " ard Sofa Tsbies,
Oh Paintings EutTaslnEe, W lndow sheoea'
80 geTIoT MCdslIOn fsglCr Ctrptu,
Three ~ and Iusrtia Carpets, Ohocth'
WANT Hstrack, Hall ChsiFs.
French plate tilt frame hanie Mlsrors'
OAK SlcebOGTd, Arm GRsirt,
Nta Carpets, pcs AMI Eyes, Hugf,
Wtluut Jenny lied and French Beostaadf,
haT5le g. Dressing RuTesns, WGshstsnds,
Toilet Sets. Looking u Es see,
Hair anc Hush lat resses. BosterB, and PilloWt.
Comforts Blankets. snc Spreads,
Chtns, 6 as au1 CrCokeTf wL-s.
Cooking. Radiator, cnc other : % seB, 40 &c.
n iGts &c. MCGUIRE a CO. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

By j. c 1acG gIkE d CO., AEctOnoers.
OhtOREABLE RESIDENCE ON 18th
~ sTByET, BGTwEEN r AND sTREETs AT
fuBLtc AUoTIoS.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
MAJ Sjth, a. as H. past clock, 90 the premises,
We sts ST. the north hai # cot No 70, IN Ssusrs
No <Sa, lroniLE = feet 10 inches I've nj street
west between ana D ttreets north, luunInf tsoE
"a feet, toL6t eI with the improvements oopsistlnr
ola oomt2Tiohle Sud we'll Dpilt tso-ttory frame
Dwelling hOuse
Terms: One-taird cash; the remainder IN ak and
trust.
maid }. @. MCGUIRE a. CO, AuotE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

Bg WALL a BARNARD. Auopoaeers.
Hvhshs, OAkN, COWS; BAY, WOOD,
a. RO'c COX m, re will sell % the farm OF Fielder
megrnoer, Ests. iour mIies from the Capitol, near
Is Work and SADDLE Horses, and one Black Hawk
/ Yoke Of Cxsa,
StActs Timothy Hay,
20 Cords Seasoned OAK Wood
Cows ho0~ 'AA'SA'
Terms caEk.
m 3 dts WALL A. RAuNIpn 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

w MARsHAL's SALE
HlSKEf, Rum, &C-9y virtue Of decree
81 the Dttriet Court Of the United States for toe
Gosh, az the Urited states JAIL in thfs cItv on Sat
urdsy next. the Stat instant, commencing at Il
wit
Il barrels Of Old Rye whiskey,
barrels of Rum,
2boxes OF Hoop skirts.
med. WARD H. kkAsMoS:,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

BY BONTZ Il GRIFFITH. Auctioneers.
So9 7fh 81, 5ettCs.H azd n sfyesfs.
DOSIflVB SALE OF FRENCH CHINA
VASES, TKAA @ TPsR srTls, nARsLILLIs
QUIL-s, BlANKsTs, Comforts, AEON WE'D
kESDAH MORNING, Iupe 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, on
the second foo- Of the Auction Rooms, We shall
eel, TO cover advances, lot Ct sundrles. oompris
leg part
Handsome French China Vaser,
Do do Cof.e ard Tea Set, 81 pieces,
M6TseilleS q ailts, Dimity Syre,os,
Biank ets, Comforts. Table Cloths,
Plated Forks. and spoons,
lroEy Handled Dfnner and Desert Knives Ao., O.,
With uary articles too numerous % mention.
mad BoNTZ GRIFFITH. Azots.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-10
aRUkIi ESTATE AGENCY,
e, s.;F sits9,tqp' ssits9,tqpl' !: Nj MINNESOTA. rslssa

81 s..yI s.A isYu..i.,t ~, 42 f3~u
INXCENSIYE KxDloratienss Of Land in this
IL District; subject to private entry, and long
experience IN Land Office business, give the un-
dSrsigned peculiar advantages il theselection OF
land sand The lo6ition 81 Land Warrants. Il
.!.LARD4 for sale at . small ad-
vance on New York Prices. IL
s-~.Cansstsd, Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
Tore LOCAL and General Land Office,
Attention paid to tho payment Of taxes in
Bsatoa, 1Skerburne,< Morrison and Stearns
conutios. 81, 3,Esn IE2'" 49, 3 ..' a. ...'
t. Toynlo for sale in St. Cloud. y
-, sv3n4l-tf L.. A.. EVANS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

~ y swsa- - ~esvfsiee-
al = - , sa1 rytd ms1Ab M
..s,. "a AIM - ~st - 'sIrt. ih<y -"
1900 ana smpsrs, 4 lie b-<0i. 40 ar
-. u .sosra =. ssses wh re. Une ssait's .
..l.ss1 MA tssn. "a as sps1d
o ss-.- a.. u lA~as a. 49, - -
nscf.Dt. ssHss $500
eoul - o~ssgsl~a sses rs esse1. fs1-fis -
and s-sa ~. "a sdse all
oou,.s. bs..,os from 30 sy.'s'n' 80 's'
..a.r s~s - : siss- disorder. 40
i. A,.. "a. yn~t4d 81. nsNs'i9 oo40'h'Ny :
ca .ss~. vssss. "A 4 - eaA-
.nn. A.t.r Ill -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03
W. : .sia e.u pstiezs.r ~ -sI"a e e.s1

W. ats car psrriezi.r 81 size 'e selfkss
s.sfs coumn. We al - seao<sss
- - Lasa.rsss. ~s+s pesa- s-Aan<s -
IA. two Ne - tosn sive = ".s
cake 1p cal Pts.u etn rref
L~-n'- ergr6 aeds feush u'ns Osf"'.'
u.bl~ ua~d II arg assii'y 80 -,
". 1.v-s-nr te-t~dtsse'si usar 81
r-.f. q. .b-.rerion I'D ssurh 81 s'DN
30 -. nj - .nirs- ~Ae' shs"
= Il il YER snf,. $ Is e-T''''s
81 - 4 e.ss. s. tbs se~srissn'-'f y
ALI -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

rhe uso~t ho>uhse cs>es u S~ergfaia, " ~hco ntf<e,
bona and limbs Of The vCtsn hst beea prry~t rroD
~ ne lr~<t ssse Hs>ase. se p-cred ~ uns~Hlable
<ufho@tv q to sufferers taenstlvest 20 hsss bcp
-~uri~srfv cr~~tAy fhe~r pureiy Vegetable net!-
xsss xfsr at ph<rs Lad e~-s 1s1nd nEs asn $50
t~<k
sftH t1& tfArse1 81 50
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

dcnominAted from their astonishing power oil ere
atrg new life aud health. as Il wer. from the very
shes Of the most dslspidated eonsutatOns-sTe
aore strongly tonic and more Immediately inVigOra-
ing than the pills; cOuisinlng the ana soiee vests
le extracts a. tae latter 10 adiaer' NJ medication. Al
hough really less eathartic than tle lIFE Puts, they
evertheless begin to cleanse the alimentary canal
nueh sooner; senerali.s slishtiy Operating within
three or four hours, and producing decided sense Of
eeli7f ~ the head snd ssogaaeh. aud sxhiisrsuns The
nsnd, even IN ies time than ttfs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03
BANKING.

AJAX fIuE SAT or ~ AM {
.raea Il t,f,-Hsais. NY -, lS'.
~UfCs l. L.rst> = htthe annud nss''nt
- t.e 81 k~h.si~ts - tbe tT-seh 81 Isfte'
7 .nsa : II sh~ y .uk of the rttsf Of lid aa- ~ti =
ufld a IN Z bAsk'us y urs 80 ih~t - fer'a'' =
l... -. f.t~s.n b aarA 81 - Ws Ca. =
~. : 4 tpe~ a'skxs . n. - ~ pofpp<~e sie
"a " Dg e. & 81 - q sain< lat
a, . a : - she te4fd ~ pf, ctafss
.spt< i.ef fs)S HCrsFY. cs.hr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03
NEW viNEcARy.
sA,iEs ia a. Il Il,
nAxUfxcFUaEs or
CIDER TE.V'EG.4R,

TEpnr-HAuTk. lSO.
perm suenfis heated frsrftn tbis city.
Ill l. pf ~pst a. % fsrsa-* Az a. ale lib al n rsy
r~o.ir-- lie all farasst 10 uFgul. frosp oue 70
- Iunfr~a tsrrcIs - foac as D< sfo4s gteffp eta
setSn1kl< 20 ~ asv ctg "a IA l1t1s. he earfsur
~xefs nsrrrl q b. stuegar fobf rard ant % q ptrt
IA mr. r=rr az f~s sous ksfsfs Hs f1son g.
atasfri 80 fAe eat ste II fAe lfpsl, = e. foofa
re~~fved 80 teotr,afs sntadsd -. s<bf sfthsr y
Aisa o. . Nessss- 1uFner1 feKren. q VAIN b
tss< lfsssure fn r~tffrrinx-sH tf so Il . trlsl -
lvered ~ lie FsrteTy. L~esFc'uiY.
JAMES CLARKE.
So. ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03
A Card to The Public |
40 On TLH
II HOTG
THESE MEDICINES,

THESE MEDICINES,
Have nss bssessfoss the pebs.e A. r<s~s OfSO
sesrs. and during that time have ms:atained . high
harsctsr In aImos every part Of the gioce fs lie
e extraordinary curative properties which they PO~ses~.
IN Many Thousands
0fosrthet instance. they have even rescued suffer
r. rrcuh As<sry ver<eoe<s as.ncfy Ersse. -sf5~E
III the deceptive nostruHs Of the day hsveinvaria'ly
allied. So great. indeed has their efficacy invaTistly
M iuhirfts proved, nstn has sPpsarsd scarcely
less thar miraculous 70 those Who were acquainted
Nth the beautifully philosophical prinoiples upon
shich they are compounded, and uR0s Which thy
Consequently sct. Il was their rnarAfesf and sensible
.csion in purifying the springs and channels Of nse,
nd endu.ng them With renewed tone and visor, that
"ey wers lnasb,ed tor 1hoir nsma
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TILE LIE MEDICINES


Person. WHOSE coussltndcr. Nsyfi ,one impaired y
10 ss.sAsssss &c - 2 ~sttf-ss shr-e scdi.
snes : perfect cure - t4s1 rflr,. fil % s~rsdieaie
49, than the no-t powerful preparations q ssFss-
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90, .svsr 4 d. u se2ns All oeAiHsus
80. ..araao yf.ss ~gald prs seo1 ne
- Las- .l.-,s tould your psrs1 'u.
rsases. GYMS n o I all L<-It sct 'sssns'n;
es,s - 'ssua. pys OILY i1va able psfs tv
bsts . :. . .aole. i have n-,ef dsh s tAs's i-''
800 eslt, e.r. assi .Ay ether n~ed'e'ns ~as-
L. ss4.a "a b. s'psst~aes. hat t"'e va
,,-ot Bssnaf, "a. PHI, hsyf slsg 60 freely
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uAaasse4 lsass raj,
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asxss Asr1w xzxy7.
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inn Col. Ar.eftptks. A. T. from As>Anssai .
w..ss~sres. q. ;. ysn~is Ia
81 have n-ed TAO , Tie. a Joar haHnssk's seLs
xppr~x n. ana has~ l# nd q very aseful IN o~-e
Of ndis-.slou sns n.sd che. ~nd r~eo m<u' u"
all ~.s n. ID . g:sa.ant ard e1l-a<.oas frassay and
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