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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16
Night Dispatches.
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. l5.-Returns come in
very slow. the result for State officers is in
doubt The Democratic ticket is probably
elected. Dunn. Union. for Congress in the
"a District. il defeated; Dumont. Union. in
9th District, has 592 majority: Caltax, Union.
in 9Th District, and Julian, Union, in 9th
District, are certainly elected. The Demo
crts will probably have majority in the House
of Representative, but there will be Union
majority in the Senate.
The following countios give Union ma
iority; Marion official l.l6O. Hancock 100.
Hendricks $50. Noble 400. Boone $50 St.
Joseph 400. Laporte 400, Fountainc 100.
Warren 400. Carroll 100. Tppccanoe 200.
Jennings, p. Democratic majorties, Frank
lin | $50, Shelby, 500, Madison 600, Allen,
| 800, Sullivan go. Floyd. 500, Harrison
800, Columbus Is. Cox in this District, is
elected by about $50 majority. Democrats
here claim l3 or IL congressman and the
State ticket by 10000,
RIslso SuS, Oct. lj.-Ohio Co.. gives
Cancer 80 majority. Sweitzerltnd gives
23s Democratic majority. Both gains ON
last vote
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

ArersrA, Oct. The Savannah papcrs
have correspondence from Baldwin Florida
9Th. saying train went within miles OF
Jacksonville yesterday afternoon. Our
cavalry drove in the Yankee pickcts. Two
gunboats opened on the train, but did no
damage, 100 Yankees landed at Jackson
vile. Our troops are gathering.
ArsusTA. Ga, Oct I0th.--A special dis
patch 70 tie Savannah Republican this morn
ing dated Baldwin, Fla, Oct. 9th. says the
Federals at Jacksonville embarked yester-
day, and went down the river early this
morning Large gunboats are still lying of
the town.
The Yankees have taken of all the ne
groes they can get. both slave and free
The Petersburg Express has reliable in
formation from Suffolk up 10 Tuesday night
last. The Union forces now in and around
Suffolk arc estimated At IS 900. We are
gratifed 70 hear that our forces are so sta
toned so that the invaders will meet with a
veiy desperate resistance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Oct lI-There has been no
fighting in Kentucky since the battle OF the
9Th: Bnell's dispatches concerning which has
been published. All reports Of subsequent
battles are untrue
The Government il in frequent commnni-
cation with Gen. Buell.. but he has made no
mention o! the death Of Bragg and Cheatham,
nor IL it regarded a. probable in view OF the
positions of the opposing armies and tho
vancouver which ours is making, and the
enemy is apparently attempting TO make
that there will be any fighting on a large
scale for some days to come.
A correspondent with Sigel sends w the
following
FAlRFAx, G. II. Oct li-Gen. Stahl who
left Centreville Sunday TO make a recon
uiossance in force, returned this morning
from his expedition. lie proceeded as far
as Aide without meeting any Of the enemy.
Beyond that place he was met and attacked
by several large bodies of cavalry
The enemy we're driven back at every
point though no serious Sighting took place.
Gen. Stalls force visited -- and
Middleburg. and went within few miles of
Paris and near Leesburg. making in all
ride of over ~ miles in - hours, they met
Whites cavalry, the Loudon cavalry, the 9th
| Virginia, and portion OF Stewards at various
points on the route. - to 90 prisoners were
taken and paroled at -D 10 y we're
captured at other places and portion OF
them paroled. Indications of large camp
were seen near Goose Creek, towards tho
Potomac, which had probability been occupied
| by the cavalry that made the Pennsylvania
raid. Scouts TO day bring information ofihe
concentration Of a large force Of the enemy,
estimated at 10000 in that neighborhood-
SPECIAL TO THE TINES.
| WASHINGTON, Oct. IA reconnaissance
was made by Capt. Barnett with a small
force Of the 9th Ohio cavalry to the neigh
borhood Of Warrenton and Thoroughfare
Gap. They saw no enemy.
The following Is Just received from Fred
e.ick, dated llth, 2. NJ:
Frederick Is again thrown into excitement
bN the report of an expected attack. Many
look upon IL a. rumor got up by the SC
ccssionists here.
From the testimony already offered by ths
prosecution before the Court of Inquiry il
the case Of Gen. Martindale. the charges aP
pear TO be very unjust. and mos, wholly up
on an expression used by Gen. Martindalc af
ter the nght AT Malvern Hill, thath would
rather share the fate of his wounded mer
upon the field than abandon them disgrace
FULLY.
SPECIAL TO run HERALD
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA rumor 5 Ia cir
culation tina. the enemy had appeared a
Centreville. about 30 600 strong IL = re
gar.ied AZ probable, In consequence Of intel
} hgence otherwise received that the mai
body Of Gen Lees army was coming south
ward from Winchester. and that a portion Q
Il passed through Thorouehfare Gap, in Oh
direction Of WarrentOn on Saturday last.
vInNIcuT
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ia The rumOr thi
the force OF - 600 at or near CentreSille
not confirmed hy army intelligcce at Hes
Quarters 70 night.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL TO rosr.

SPECIAL TO PoSr.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-Sccretary Chase is
is much better to-day. He expects to be n
the Treasury Department TO morrow.
WASHINGTON Oct. l5-The report pre-
vailed on Southern side of the Patomac, yes
terday evening, that the rebels had advanc-
cd to and were fighting our troops at Cen
terville. Prompt arrangements were made
all along our lines, to meet all emergen-
cies but as no firing was heard in that dircc.
ton tho alarm soon subsidized.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The spirit rltions
10 the Navy having been abolished all the
whisky remaing on hand. probably 5000
barrels, it to be sold at auction on its arrival
at the different Naval stations and distant
vessels and Naval Departments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

RrxovsI.-The proprietor OF the Terre
Hau,e Saloon wishes to inform tho public
that he has removed 70 Lndowici's Block, on
sixth street. one door from the corner.
lunch will be set from . 10 II o'clock every
morning.
will also keep constant supply OF Bell
vile Lager Beer. Ale. Catawba and Rhine
Wine, and all kinds Of the best liquors. j
will be happy TO see my old customers and
as many new ones as may favor me.
oc,9d2w N. KATZENBACH 4 co.
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c. scISsATi. Oct. H..
Flour advanced soc Per bbl. and IN large
demapd--closing Al S5,N@e, ioT supcrfne.
and $500 Is for extra.
Wheat 81 10 and = . Tor rel AMI white,
bui Il vas held At <565,m.
Corn declined 20 s7cs3sc for sheiled. and
1Sfd snc Cor ear.
Oats active al 45aS'c
Rive tic
Barley waniei a. 81 .2sg ne
Whisky a, &c.
PROVISIONS frmer. Mes pork = held a
sos, and sales az $40 -.
No Lard IN market Sugar hei a; &c.
and Coffee &c higher. and The market unset
tel. Coffee y "a r. Sugar II s@I2k.
Nolasscs AZ &C
Gold Al 81 10. silver At Al a.c
Demand Sotss Al 81 re.
Exchange i s,ssds At &c premium, sell-
lng.
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From OHIO

CLEVELAND Oct l5-The following coun-
ties give msjorities, averaging 800 tor Dem.
ocratic State ticket Earnford, Holms,
Stark, Wayne, Allen, Knox, Sandusky,
Richland and Ashland. Waite Union for
Congress, in the Toledo district is, probably
elected. Cox is reelected in the Franklin
District. Schenk il elected over Nallsn-
digham. Gurley is elected in Hamilton Co
CoLuNBus. o.. Oct l5.-S. 5. Cox Is re-
elected in this District
WuNIxGroS, O.. Oct. l5.-Clinion coun
" gives Briggs, Union candidate for Con
gress. 500 majority over White, Democrat
A Democratic Sheriff and Commissioners ar,
elected on the county ticket. The baHnc'
Of the county ticket is Uuion. White i
elected by considerable majority in Thu
District
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LovlsvgIlK, Oct. i5.-Therc was skirmish.
ing Yesterday all along the line from HAF-
ro,isbarg 70 Standiord. The rebels arc try
ing 70 Get out Of the State.
Il i thought Bragg hurried Outward be
cause on the dsy Of the ferryville battle 20
heard that Price and Van Dorm had been
beaten at Corinth. and that he conld not get
reinforcements iron lt't quarter.
Large numbers Of the rebel dead are >tiil
living unburici az Perryviile-
A rsbel detachment came 10 the field ia
der dag Of truce. saw their dead and lett
them without any attention The guns the
rebels took from us ard Which we recovered,
.cre spiked -ith telegraph sire. ~hich AS
easily removed
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FROM CINCINNATI.

SPECIAL TO SEw YORK HERALD.
CIScISSArI. Oct 1.-THE Grenada APP
peal Of the 9th says, stragglers Of Lees
rebel army number 10000.
a regiment of Indians from North Caro-
lima is now stationed at Cumberland Gap,
garrisoning that point and fighting Union
bushwhackers.
Ex Commander. NJ. f. Maurey, has gone
TO Europe ID a semi-oiiicial capacity.
rebel General writing to the Memphis
Appeal says the crisis Is upon Mississippi. and
urges the State authorities not to rely long
or upon the Confederate Government for
protection, but throw into the field their
whole available force.
The defeat of Buell. by Bragg is a con
tingency that cannot be relied on.
Intimate friends Of Gen. Halleck in St.
Louis expect him to return to the West in a
short time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

e. III. editor % she Ottawa (llls)
Free Tvssss. having tried the seed of okra
- . Substitute for coffee. pronounces Il SUI
perior to wheat. rye. barley. peas or any
thins of the sort Mixed with Java no de-
clares that the iccoction formed from the
compound i undistinguishablc from t"e
pure article.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

~ IL il remarkable that a settlement OF
Quakers. near Mt Vernon. have continued
anmslcstni during the entire war, though
alternately included within national and
rebel lines Their scmtwcekly meetings
have been regularly continued; sometimes
rebel pickle, pacing in front Of the build.
ing. and perhaps Union sentinel having
the same beat next week They have re-
msised undissarbcd both in property and
person
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPAiA. Oct l5th.-The Bulletin
says that it has received private letter da
ted Shippeesburg, Cumberland Co, which
states that the rebels are crossing the Po-
tomac at Hancock in large force. Great cx-
element prevails.
4 private telegram from Chambersburg
,ast night SAYS heavy firing was heard all day
in the neighborhoodo OF Hancock.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l5th.-The reported
rebel crossing Of the Potomac at Hancock IS
not believed st Harrisburg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

TwKsrr DOLLARS REwAED.-Stolen, on
Saturday night, Oct. ilth. from the Public
Square, Terre Haute. light bay Horse,
bald face. three white wheel. collar marks.
and three years old last spring. The horse
had on saddle. bride. and martingales. l
will give the above reward for the horse do
lvered at Bcaucbamp's stable. Terre Haute,
or Information az will lead to his recovery.
WILLIAM s. MOORE.
Two and half miles east of Terre Haute,
on the National Road. octli-d&w2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

To- Gen. George W. Morgan has been
temporarily suspended from his command,
until an investigation can be had into the
causes of the execution Of Cumberland Gap.
II IL contendcd that there was no necessity
Tor the movement.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

~ The Richmond Despatch asserts
That Capt john Brown. Of the Ohio both
taken prisoner by the rebels at the battle OF
Shcpar,istown. isa son OF "Old John Brown.
AMI calls for bis trial for participating in the
iIaper'a Ferry insurrcction. II there IS an,
Indictment ia existence against him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

~ IL i stated that in Consequence OF the
insIiseretiea Of certain newspaper eorrespon-
Cent. an Important document. prepared by
Ten. Baoli. embodying a defense OF his
movements. his reinforcsments. and bis
knowleJge Of the enemy, fclI into the hands
oi the rebels few days ago.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

sH-Nictor Emanuel. u ~ believed, viii
reve rse the sentence OF 0aribaldi. In case
the tribunal before heh he . to be tried
should order his execution The worst tate
,hat can hefsIl HIM will he btHishmcnt from
lfxy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

CE The Post Office Department nov
use twine made Of iax instead OF cotton. q
belne tound that a more convenient and
stronger article can be produced from The
tosnsr. which give. over i've hundred ysrds
"a ths pound. while the pound of cotton pro
daees hundred yards less.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

eH-A member OF the 18th Massachusetts,
Regiment had his life saved by his wiief
miniature. which he wore over his heart.
The bullet hstiened ths miniature and
glanced into his arm ., e "a good thing to
have wife
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PROM CINCINNATI.

CIxcINxArf, Oct l5.-Gen. Grunpcrs ad-
vance took possession Of Paris, Ky, to-day.
A special 10 the CONNER cial from Indian
apolis SAYS large portion Of Gen. Curtis
army left Helena the same day, and has
since assembled the Mississippi and discm-
barked at Cape Girardean. Destination IN
known
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

Gamma Boy.-We want good, active
bow 20 deliver our Southern Route One
we'll acquainted with sha, portion OF the city
preferred.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

sEThc City Railway Company OF CHI
cagc, have adopted plan. under advertise.
ment. whereby crenolino must suffer par
tial collapse. or pay for tho luxury OF exPan'
sion. Tho seats win not be fintionsd OF,
hut figures uron the side Of the car will indi.
cate each Eve cent seat Where addiiiona
space Is occupied additional fare Is to be
eharrrl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

NOTICE Is hereby given to the
a ' 49, sAe,as-~. tsst ne kn11si meeting 81 ne
f~FFssr - - nine rlreefcrs o. 90 sn<cIaz
t-S. al > 49, st th<fr H<<klrx H.,ns~ - Tsrrs
usate, - sizu<~aas a. nnk tsT q sa<4zAh<<
a. a. sttstssk = n
mo : EEAcH. Came
Ts-rs Hszf.. o. = iss1. 49,.
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Noon Dispatches
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

CARLISLE. Oct. li-Bailey Union for
Congress has a majority in Cumberland CO.,
estimated at $500. The Democratic State
ticket will have about 500 majority in the
county.
RrAprNG, Oct 1.-THE whole Democrat
&c ticket is elected by about 1000 majority
IN Berkes county
PurLAprLrnfA, Oct l4-Later dispatches
indica the election of Jack Moore here
Rep to Congress in the 2nd District
Reading goes for Joel b. Warner for Con-
gress In the 18th District returns indicate
the election Of Mr. Russell Thayer. fUnion.)
The Republicans claim gain OF four mem
beers Of the Legislature in this city
SPECIAL TO PHILADELPHIA FRTSS
HARRISBURG, Oct l4.-Glorions news
from all parts Of the State. Blf.r. bailey
and Mcpherson are elected by heavy major
tiles. Gen. Mccall Is shelved. IL 7. thought
here we wilI carry the State by 81 100.
HARRIsBURG, Oct. l4.-In the 10Th Con
gressionai District Baily, Union carries
Cumberland by 500 certain, perhaps more.
In the 18th District Patterson (Rep) viii
probably carry Dsuphin county by GOO or
800 majority. In the 9th District, Stevens
rep carries Lancaster by nearly i,OOO.
The Union ticket gains over 100 in this city.
A great Union victory throughout the State
has probably been gained.
PHILADKIrnIA. Oct. l4.-Eighteen wards
give Mayor Henry, the Union candidate.
SCI majority. The Democratic majority
In Schuvlkdll exceeds l 900. Campbell,
REM candidate fer Congress, is defeated,
as Lebanon will give but 700 or 600 Brow
nall (Union) Is elected to Congress in the
7th District over Gen. Mccall. Biddle,
Diem is defeated in the ID District
PnILrApELrmrA Oct. l4th-lst district
Sameul j. Randall Democrat, is elected by
Il or 1000 majority lin the 81 District Chas.
O'Neil, Union. in 81 Dcstrict Leonard Myers
Union, 18th Destiict. VIM ID. Kelley, Union
The Democracy carry nearly all the wards.
and have n majority in the Council.
Baily. Uaion. for Congress, has majority
in Cumberland County. Estimated at $500.
Stiles, il elected TO Congress, in the 9th
District Phil. Johnson, Democrat u re
elected, in the llth District, The full re
turns elect Kline. Democrat for Congress
over Myers. by 10 majority. Franklin Co.
gives $50 Union majority. Fulton County.
gives go Democrats majority.
puLApELPHIA. Oct. l5-ln Belfast couf.-
" Coffrath DEM for Congress, has be-
tween 500 and coo maiority-a Democratic
gain.
PHILADELrnIA, Oct i5th.-The following
Congressman are elected: lat District, Ran
dali, Dem; "a. O'Ncal. Union; 81, Kline,
Dem, doubtful; 18th. Kelly, Union; 9th,
Thayer, Union; 9th. Styles. Dem; 9Th,
Broomal'. Rep: Sth Ancom, Dem; 9Th.
Stevens. Union; 10Th Straw, Democrat
18th. Johnson, Democrat; 18th. Crow,
Union 18th no returns; nth Pallet, Union
probably elected; 18th Baily Union; 10th
MCPHERSON, Union: 18th Blair Union; 18th
no returns; 18th no returns; 10Th no returns
| 2lst Dawson Democrat doubtful; 2.d Moor
head Union: 23i Williams, Union; oath nc
returns.
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rx-It.,lrsOOr.ed that the rebel authorities

sX-It.i,IrepOrted that the rebel authorities
have forbidden the publication OF the fres'-
dents emancipation proclamation in the
southern papers. and that the rebel soldiers.
fearing the effect Of the promise OF freedom
UPON the slaves. have already begun TO dc
maud permission 70 return TO their homes to
protect their. families.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

tn Mr- Lincoln distributed one thous-
and pounds of grapes to the inmates OF the
various hospitaIs about Washington city
during last week.
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OHIO ELECTION.

CINCINNATI. Oct l5.-First District. Pen
dleton. Democrat, elected Second Dis
trict, the Democrats claim Longs election
by about 300: Third District, Schenck.
Union, has about 500 majority over Nallan-
digham; Seventh DistriN. Cox is probably
reelected by small majority. Hamilton
county gives the Democratic ticket about
1900 majority, gain Of 5000.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

MAaairD. by Rev. @. NJ. Boyd. at the
Buntin House. on last evening. Col. Hors-
TOW l. TAYLOR. OF the l2sth Ills. Regt.. and
Mi.s ASxn WALrKEs, of this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

tn The drafted men from Linton town
ship. seventeen IN number, left for lndianapo-
Ia yesterday afternoon. Commissioner James
Hook in command.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

eHThc Peoria gas company has not only
assumed the payment of the Government tax.
but has reduced the price per thousand foot
one dollar.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

Subscribers owing this Office wood. aud
others wishing TO pay their subscription in
that way, are requested to bring Il in imme-
diately.
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SroLss-A billiard ball from my Saloon
has been stolen. viii give a reward OF
1000 for ia return. NJ. DOUGHTY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

- Ladies and gentlemen. now Is the
time to get your Fall ard Winter wear COL
ored and cleaned Having improved and en-
largei our dyo- house and finishing tools. We
are prepared to do any kind OF work In our
Iins-not TO be cxcelled in the western
cities. !. u. REINERS 4 son.
East Wabash St bet 9th st. q canal.
OctlOdlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

~ The Rockville Republican Of jester
lay evening claims a majority OF between
700 and $50 for Scott.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

- A few more recruits wanted imme
diatcly to fil up Company d, list Regiment.
The same advance pay, premium and
bounty allowed as paid the the present
members of the regiment Apply at Camp
Dick Thomson L. B. ALLEN
Commanding Company.
sent 80 4 -62lwtl
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FROM NEW JERSEY

NEWARK, Oct. l5.-The Democratic ma
iorty here is 5000
A factory with 1900 knapsacks nearly
ready for delivery, was destroyed here by
fire last night
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

We want 5000 bushels prime White Ne
chanoek Potatoes.
octl4d2w. Z. ). FUTILE a co.
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

NEW JLKSE1 ELECTIUN.
NEWARK, N J., Oct. llth.-The Newark
City charter election has resulted in Dem
ocratic triumph The Democrats carry
nearly all the wards. and retain majority in
tho council
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

~ SCOTS majority IN ver'niiion Is 10 J.
The majority for tie State ticket i lsl
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COLLEGIATE.


WE WANT e5CORDS OF THE
w .sry hf.f ssssoosi Wei ,...co
S.pt -. di@
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HELMBoLD's GENUINE PRrp.
Ill TON

=
uELMBoLDs GENUINE PRFpA
III TON.
"HISHIY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT nrCuy
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
for Diseases oftke BLADDER, KIDNEYS. CRAWL
and DROrSiCAL SWELLlNGS.
This Medicine increases the dover Of Digestion
and exciios the ASSIGNMENTS into healthy ssuoa
ny which the WATKRl OR CAICARoUS depo~-
tons and all UNNATURAL ENLAR6KNKNTS ne
reduced. as veil as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
xES. woxKS. or CHILDREN.
HUsBoLD's FxrRAcr RucHu
For Weaknesses
Arising rom Rxeosses. Habits Of Dissipation. suiy
ATTENDED, Win rhE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lndisposuon 20 fxefiion. Loss Of pswer,
Loss az Memory, Difficult 81 Breathing.
weak Nerve. Trembling.
Horror ofniscase, Wskefnler-s.
nlmnsssof Vision. Tain In the Rack
Usivcrsai i.assitude Of tie Muscular system.
Hot Hands, fiushing az the BODY.
Dryness Of Tie skin, RIurnons on the Pace.
These symptoms. II allowed 20 20 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon fellows
fNpOTRNCl. FATJITl. FplLfP11C FITS,
~ ONE or WHICH THE PATIENT NAY kAftRk.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
hy those "niREfUL DISEASES"
INSANITY ANDC0NSUkProF.s
Many are aware ~ Tbs cause 81 their suffering.
BUT MONK WILL CONFESS.
TlIE RECORDS OF TIP INSANE AsYLUMS.
And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption.
rxAR AnrIr WITNESS 70 q kssrk1ioN
TtIE CONSTITUTION ONCR AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires TIE aid u medicine 20 strengthen and
lnvieerate the system,
which HGl~soIn's EXTRACT BUCHU invsris'l,
does.
rsiAt VII coSvIscr rm NOsr skKrrrcAL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat, Of the latest fashion. call nj the New
York Hat Store and get one OF the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there.
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me-
have Zine assortment 81 French Beaver,
Otter and Soit Cashmere hats OF the finest
quality. and OF all colors. which | am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging IN price "a low
A. fifty cents.
y. II LOWERRE. Practical Halter,
Successor to J &. YATES.
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