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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

. The ,ul0sr eolunI-- ~ vcpsl dsny" , ~,
when recoec,ed hist the SAID dity S cher. the
mating d;ly 4. more than each and every one o. we
,ron.n of he party bch j. about to ca no
rowet: srd # further nbff tha' 10 W.
lev The op.hor ~ this vie article Is the ere ~ 90 co.
,iys and poub,i.ce Of Mr. Lncolp the se~ ~
the election o. whom this high postion sA'
utee more t5an - ppoTbiirppi,rDp And them Aer en-
i,rj, " rower Of short Duration this horde 81 i"
dricea from ne Capi'a"' &C. ,,oo
The next we see of NJ Collins, he preNded NJ
nullc dinner given on the 18th of Inst June III pC'O
of Col Grayson and other officers OF the o,''''
STATES ARMY, who had resigned and were ao'u1 i.''
IN, 70 ioin the Southern Confederacy. Ire oHi'''
sotes .Jndees Of the Territory and Jndse ""','' 0''
rresenr Delegate TO Congress- were present anu
,aibizcl with tire meeting. Collins ls again aP'
,o;,t,d Superintendent Of Indian Affairs IN New
Mexico by Mr.. Lincoln.
will next show The distinguished claims whien
NJ Connolly has ON this Republican Administration
m ,tc highest Office of honor and trust in the gift OF
the President.
Extract from the journal Of the Senate Of New
Mexico
cyi5ou jan 90 IeSq--On motion Of M Connollyi he
sclrtd the business the fresdeuts t~Do % h
tken 20 Al act relative TO the protection o. slave
d. o,}on Of Hon Ssrches rnles suspended aud reed
old time. On motion referred to Special commute ~ 2l
Three, consisting OF Me'sTs' a. 'haoon ~ 'is'' ~
"M'aday jan 81 ls5s-The Committee reported the fol-
lowing: M II, $50.
Mr. PRFsipRN1: Tie Spccsl Committee TO which wa
referred provide to the protection OF slave pipe
~ tho er,orv have had the SAME under coBsd, alton 500
believing II to 10 beneficial to Tcuitoy recommend m
pass ~. o.,
The report adopted. when on motion Of M. Oop
molly the rules suspended the act read 'hId te S0
passed"
This law Las since been repealed but peon slav'
erv and the law enslaying Indian captives fu
remain. This Mr.. Connolly was nominated by inc
! President az Governor or New-Mexco and rejected
Iby the Senate. The President again nominated MIN
but the Sc ate has not acted on 1t.
| should not now trouble you with these men eao
they not combined with the other officials TO get i
Holmes, our Republican Secretary, removed "h5
we not hope for good and true men hereafter 10 IL"
the Federal Offices Of our TerrtoIy-men who love
liberty and understand human tights, and VIII ala II
I building NJ a tree Republican Government
A CITIZEN OF NEW MEXICO.
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Geo,ga in Gfngot h,sabiy met That Il 70 the sense N ia,
Gen Fal moy TIA. the sepr alton Of those Stss,
forni the Confederate States II America ffom the n 49,
States j. aud ough, 10 be- final aud esle and thar
from any quarter which may have Its object e.to.a
reconstruction Of the late UDon on any term. on eona
tons whatever. '
R,0lred That the witch The United State. "a v.y
upon Con cdeae states should be net on our mart 49,
the Wig and eneTgy until independence ana
orsty Internationally ACKNOWLEDGE by the UpisS
States.
Rsci1d That Georsi, pledges herself to her sitter STATE.
Of the Coneterocy that she viii stand by them thrguL
ont the stTsgesse viii contribute all tie means vii
her resources will supply, so far az the NAV -
rece.say 10 the support o. the cause will ros
consent 70 la down until peace Is established on h.
basis Of the foregoing resolutions. WARREN AIKEN
Speaker Of the Ho1se Of Representatives
L. CARRISGgoN Clelk # the House OF Rep esentaes
JOHN BIiiUfS, President Of the Senate
jaws VI. NogLat. Secre .aTy Of the SsIa,e.
Approved, December II. 1851
JOSEPH L. BROWN Governor.
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REBELS WILL LIE.
= Inc y. i. Trbuao =

10 ne Editor Qf Inc y. J. Tribuae .
SIR: In TIE DAILY TRIBUNE Of the 10th inst.
noticed al article signed in which the winter says:
Gu panied IN the paper. tha, actions reported
a. the Eoh victories HI well know hee o.
jones on Thursdsy made Teconno..snce to Pohics
Cnrch sHd sent scout. Yer =, the Accotk wan ui en-
cogutoring Any of tue Coede. a.es. fohics
two mile. south Of Accoiilk ,nd Ger. jameson could
have to the Church without h1ing passed Account td
If he tad gone there 10 would have found I've huHdod half
starved rebels
! will not dispute ibis latter statement, for this
writer may, for sught | know, have beer one of
tie ragged" 500. At least be shows no more
principle courage or regard for truth than the rebels
generally do. But will tell you what know about
Ihe.mater was orderedt to report at Gen. Jameson
headq quarters, in company with Col. Mcknight, ut
IL O'Clock the evening previous. i there received
orders TO have my ambulance, field Instruments and
medicines ready 70 march al q. m know We
dir march al that time; that we crossed Acco-
tnk Creek; went up the bill 10 PObiCk ChurCh
that the ifjth and cd Regiments Penn. Vol, under
Cole. McKniest and Hays two regiments from
Gen. Richardson's Brigade q battery OF Griilltry,
and a squadron Of New-Jerecy Cavalry were drawn
up in lice Of baile but we did not zee 1lj rugged
h0ii-starred rebels. We saw few at distance, II
il true, and il your correspondent was among then
he Will recollect that Gen. Jameson sent them
messenger OF peace from one Of his PARROTS.
That Was the third ext edition Of the kino. The first
ORG wss commanded by Gel. Hointzeiman; the second
BY COL Mcknighs.
Yosr correspondent says there is no ds0p pine in
the army. Men permitted 10 roam at large. rob
bing hen-roosts ind pig sites, &c. Tie man that
Writes that Is base calunnaior and liar. and rob
beg hen-rooats and pigs.ies would be honorable
business compared with the cowardly occupation Of
vilifying and sianderiDg such men ns Generals
Heintlemaa and jameson. Ycu may be, Your life
on it he is traitor at heart, and il ID only because
be If loo cowardly or has few ringers at stake that
prevents his coming out openly. IL conclusion,
viii say that whenever The man who wrote That
article can asenre Generals licinizeIInan or .lame,,
that they can meet $40 or 1000 or 1890 ragged
rebels at Pock, they will be properly attended 10.
Yours, &c, 4. =. HEiCHHOLD,
Surgeon 1854 r. s.met Ia Vol
CQs.u JarN1n. Va. Jan. u. lg1l.
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HEAVY SKIRMISuIYG ON THE UPPER
\ POTOMAC.
A DAN AND RAILROAD BRIDGES DESTROYED
MILITIA IirFFATED
Ern,n Ihr Norlrlk DIV Rnnk nf Ian @

Fyo. IN. No,jcik Day Book If jan O.
LYycHBURG, Jan. 9, le62.-Two letters from Wiz
chester have been received here dated the 7th and
SI, furnishing intelligence from Jacksons comuapd.
The first letter says there has been fighting be.
yond little skirmishiDg, in which three or four
Casualties occurred OIL each side, and capture ~
the Confeder.tes If two cannon aud ten prisoners,
when the enemy retreated across the Potomac ii
Hancock.
Ne I'D also burnt the bridge across Mount CspOl.
Tie enemy's force WAS estimated I'll 2,VVV or ',VVv
The second letter says that jackson was on his
return. having accomplished the object Of lbs .ht,
which was the destruction of Dam No. 9 Of The
Cbesapeake Canal and tue bridges OF the Baltimore
and ONO Railroad in that locaity. Jackson los,
the expeditiOIl, some twenty inen. lhere was but
small force OF the enemy III that quarter ana oat
htle fighting. 1t is supposed we loet more men tho
Cen. Jsckson captured, In his expedition, about
Si0 900 worth Of corhiog snd military stores.
Ga Mobday ost. some , militia, stationed pear
Col. B,ue's, 20 sac Northwestern Road, "A ailes
tii- ,iGo Of Romnsy, were attacked ABOUT dayight
by 900 OF tie enemy from Romney, and were soOa
Dot 70 fight, with q loss OF three or four hlIe !,
some few prisoncrs, two pieces Of artillery, AID
their baggage y7agu1s. The enemy slso burnt q
mi near by end several dwellings, including Col.
Blarrs, destroying all the private property and live
stock. They shot poor ola shoehaAer III MS Houss
ano burned It over biz head.
Among the WOUNDED is Capt. Alexander Of tie
Arkansas Regiment, who lost al arm.
The Il 7-,5i,coa tas special correspondence from
Camp Al. ,Qhany, dated the 9Th No e'tack had
be n made On that camp or Monterey, though comb
IDENTIFY expected for several days.. ;,
The enemy after destroying what they conld at
HuntervIlle put otf at dout'e-auick, NOT taxing
time to release a Yankee prisoner ~ the Jsi:
Our force recently at Hanterville wa' about SIX
hundred, but the commandment OF the post bad IN.
di,ceetIy given furlOughs 10 some TOUR nundree =
bis men, thus leaving bet very sDall force oehli
a, thai point. But for this we could have whipped
the Yankees of, as they numbered net over co.,,
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y
Tho Pacific Railroad Company steamer Coigm'
ms due here on the 2ls, nit, from Central Ame'ia
has no, been heard from and il Is supposed sne w.
met with some accident 10 her machinery Sue
supposed 90 have lbe most valuable cargo on OOas
over siipp,d from Central America 10 this iort, w.
sistin.r chiefly of indigo and cochneal, amounting ~.
inward of sjOO COO Owing 10 the deten'ioh OF w.,
.i,a,ner. we are without adyicos from the p0nneH
coast. 1T -. ,,I,;g ., DIR,
The folio ling news take iioin i"' "'1
Herald of thls city: - 1,
The Il. ;. y. COmpsnys steamer Anne uTH'eu :"
pogi on the evening ol the lst inst.
There h nothing new from Ecuador.
The news FROM tie Cauca IL inlCres ing. ten
PayHu occupies BueDaveutura an, the enure Cow
eScept rulaaco, which was stil held by the Leein"
mise. force OF three small vessels, VITA 10 men
bad been sent against IL by Pagan, and aao.ne.
force o 600 men by land TO enter by the es,eio tnei'
il said to Ice 10 doubt about ils immediate surruuci
The Iegiuins,o had force OF about :" me" ~
Tulaaeo. ,,,,io
PAyau Lad made pgisorer Senior Jnsn ANTOINE
BayrCro ~ liaya--he was the legitimate uo'ef"''
OF Bueuayentura, aud chief Of the forces ~
Arboleda il reported a. being at Popoyan OF .s'
Iopez was beseping the former city. IL i said .ns
Elao is dead, or dying Ut Popoyan, from tho "0u'N
received 10 Guanaco. .,-.,u 4,
Ibe news, as we have received II, Is entirely H
favor OF tie LIBERAL party.
The Anne brings the following cargo:
Fpr Livcrpoo-56 bales tobecco ia bales oht o' '~s
COO q g3i balos India rubber rkgs sundrss. ,s..
Far South mp. on--l90 bales toJaecoi cases he'oi
For Newly ork-5l bags cocoa. - .. ..,oop,
Dor Panala--!.3 bags cocoa Is pssA sunsiS' :"
speoi.--For EpsI.na-ss,lSI as For P'n'n''-s
rotal, sl".5t IS. M, r.roar~kaa
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FROM CENTRAL And SOUTH AMERICA
ARRIVAL OF THE CHAMPION.

The steamship Champion, Capt. Wilson, ffcn
Aspinwa Jan. |, with passengers and $751;, s23 Gin
treasure 10 d. b. Allen arrived at this port on Tues
day. TIE following is her specie list:
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They came rs rushed the waters that knew the
prophets rods r
% The bayonet, our ballot, waits our Eector'
God" MANN
Gsorgs torn d. o. JohN - i
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MEDICAL.


k.$
% + "a
Z.E.s.s!..A.:.E.IdA.GGsA A...GGsA
DIR. RoBACKS
scandinavian Remedies.
whea Df. non.cs. the ce.ebr...,s sesslsl pkysl-
cAil inlEo1 acoa - L.oce Purifier ald Siol fis IA
tbs Unied sea,es ~ scs forth m rAi gaxs 81 ca
s ss5sss ssen *. scs ss ss.s s E ~ - !,
kis haaas. Eclightfmd nien whose ,lafallt. ~
sound judgment and philosophy, gite lker os1loi.s
weight n the community nien ~ho oesrrre. ren-c',
and make assurance doub.y suTcp bsitsc uey de-
e.te-age everywhere sppscssis AID ufsilg TIE 1ss
q these wssaesrfui prspar4uoas. AL we eonnds IA
ne wissen az hsass.y g ia class, g who sfsc-e
this important suit-t.
The evidence a he peesessson = D.. Ros1ox.
which il At 81 trns~ acc<-sffe = the .uli- es--
lshes he following
FACTSa
That t.r HOOP FIi Is lave ses. ysosea b Anas,--
els 20
CONTAIN 10 MINERAL.
lat ttey eafe s-s almost ullyess1l eomplNas
DYSPEPSIA
viii anerrfsg cerrei1sF and ia = vesy rAozl tirae
That after al oths Ue4esDes heee proved use.sss.
they relieve.
LIVER CoMFLAIST
sat restore he hssllh Ani strength oi sss sufls.~s
Thu
SICK FEN ALRS,
wao have lAn,uished fos years 81 as.pess ~s.s "a.
end dependency. rocupera;e With grsst rapidly n
der their inylgogs az cPera alon that al se1a cE
sts1Ces removed By their c0rls. sd ec-.t-
ultl'ng properties. That t1ey recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS
hossver thsy may have been iri6sd silh saa s5uscs
TIA us, e.ses te.aeeSy 4 = .easihsn ne - -s
Do4soa q = ss,ssase a lse dsooo. thsy
CAUSE SOON TO HAL.
"A. ~2et1er hereditary or Q.hcrvsiss Irtt tey
RECRUIT TIE DEBIilTAIED.
14s that there j. ne disease q le stozna.1 rl roa
eli. Tie Liver. ihe Sslgols S.rt-m, tAe ssi- MS
o. NnElies.
ARISI,Tc FR0x lMpVRFTiAs or 0Bs4ll {. gi.sSs
o. IHE MOOD oA sLChEIsJSa-
n witch hey ~ not sise s,,0sa7s rel.f. -- i a-
rasuistered before - -c-g -ta4ei 81 lie has been
vsd-d,l ss-l. q I.-<a2ess an 5sgJ~s e.-t1.
s5aar in n1isl that tle SCANDINAVIAN FF6ETA.
Bill BLOOD iIlLs arr euGorso'l = The expcr.eus-
Of thousands u living Witnesses who. y ieiters- afi-
dasits, ncc 81 14s an4 W wcrc VI moril. proclaim
them 70 be he very Dla. pl erG-l- d flc Kind ever
oterci 20 the brokendoSn victims Of i-aee = Taos
hLnl cisease Llguurh evsrv avenue All crss r. lae
= stem, ana COpfl i tho1o9Ebiy aud Prominently.
NJ olo car eocbt their superiority aI-r ul. - ..t
trisi-they ~ ssiy bcEer, l1l il fatl tft-s-r
than any oitsE f.iF iof 1t fakes lses HE.agel
them t. produce eeiteE eiietf.
Pre- .. tie S-a -ll-as .-n e--@ - i -i f- t-r,
a. per bottle, o. s. Pc 3 ~ aasen. ~ et sel..f
vian Vegetable bicet 4i..ss = -el.s ser '4r- sr.e
boxes foE a..
Read D-. Ronaek's s9sei.l Sei.ee A. ctstaest--.
pEbHshed IA ea-s. .ar-er- q-ls p. .-is psrer i-or
time time.
z Ro3s1k's Nlseal Ai--af4e Azt slaiiy Aav!ser.
cont aiming great variety q interesting and i1Gbs
kedcai inforIasilon, CAL be Esd gratis q ay = Als
age ats throughout the country.
he 2 difficult or complicated CAse- Dl. hg1fck faay
lcons1Itod personally OF - lett-E. enc.cslLs "a
stamp = the reply
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Tsso Dslly Connections from Harrisburg 10
RalfiH,ore and Washington
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
4 MN A&EsS6g,
Fob ack's Stomach Ritters


new and shu1 S.gmacLlc sDd Cord-al, TO-
giving tone - the stomach, ana for ths prevention G.
bilious conf lans, i1r -e1r - tie Aesier- countr.
Tsy Il.
"A A morning driak to assisi digestion snl relieve
Dyspepsia, IL has no eQ-aI. TN H.
In 'aac0 4 j. superior 81 ofher Biisefs- tn T.
4Ae formula q these DtieTz. now liSci the ecie
properly - D. Rohs1k or.rtnr.c with cns q iiis
Oldest and ennnfpi edlcsl Prsetiuorefs e.. 81.
West, and i 8. d-rest. f.-ii1tel uiea ts rants o'
Western people
These Byers assi., il.iI sll4lls l.o- b. pesse--
fnl tonic AZURE a. sac rt- a-t hr-ts e.. ~u4oa s-s
composed. and a. they 80. - aiias4n- lnsst-
uIsi CsdTi1.r f fel stomach, directly r.oasiTe q
TEwPERsNCE.
The present proprietor believes that il ra1ny thcr
widely known, Inc QltLc wcsf4Te j. t1l'seTF~--
i will be Tor sale ~ al Of n, Rob4fss lr-
nerogs ASeuts. at Hotels a.. tae country over
Il the meantime orders vii filed circst fEon
Cincinnati ia aly quantity, and Al the lowest Eates
II u Vuf up ~ Quart letAes, and securely pecasi H
one doz oases. Hal doz sasnpls plil h~-v,I.
b Pao2ec and sent - AIRY address, Il ltrired.
Kctail Price, Si per bottle, or al,
scE S5-
Principal ofaoe AID saiesroors - s. ksst Forltl
Street. 81 building from Nan Stree Cincinnati
Ohio Labor.fnrv No. % usmrfo-i Street.
For sale In vigo Coanty lv
P.M- poSSELLl, Ierre hsafo.
JR CUNNINGHAM, I" .
MN. l.. sHUEI, New Goshen
PETER DCSkITSK. Centevilie.
And bv Druggists and Nercharts seneraiii
Throughout the Unlted States and CAsScsA
jars2~n
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=. DECH ~ 60

JsCCr ES9fFs, fcnrssN
= y. Constants a. hsf.d -1frrIr- EIf4.le .i
wAIfR PROOF OH ELAckISe. ~arrsf.sf to -
water prot sn1 70 iaaAe tAs lezbs- -ae az sisaa-
Oct l6.
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"A Ii s II II ~ q Il

~ ~ F1fIEEyzH .SxkI-AAAUAL syA1S j.
AkY7 o( E.e ab1dst.ca 0f tlS HOlf IS-yC-
GAsCE CDAp4y1, 81 ne LSsy ef Ns,c fort,
~ ~ la a.sg n JsnaSrp, lsel
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Ayers Ague Cue,
foR T6r sPEFDY CURE OF

ists rmitient Fever. OF Fever s1d Ague, heIn--l~
Foyer, CAill Fever, n1mb sc. Periodical Yea
ache. Or Bliieas Hoatashe, and lilous -
Vcrs. Indeed for the whole elias q 1is
eases or guating in hillary defalEe-
rens caused y TIC Malaria q
nissm4tir Coanffies
We S-e etzbled here 70 oher The community
remedy which. ~hile u cures he sleTc ooDpilnfs
With certainty. is stu perfectly hf-ric II sr.
quantity. sncn a remedy Is invsus'ie .1 L--lsi-ta
:. here these s.iictirE disorders prev ai- Tale ro'
expsls tho u.asrlsilc poison ol FeFer as as 2 orr
TIE system. and prevents TIE ccvt--ar'-lt - 10
disease, Il l4ken o. te first - IlIosca 81 li Fre-4
tory symptoms. L Is not onis The be-. rseey
Sc. discovered Ter this class u complaints brt a'0
lhe cheapest. The larve quantity ~l slrnlt !lr
..ar briars IL ~ithla The Tt1e ~ etsly ias. aLd
i1 arls districts where Fever and ~ 500 rrevatlf
arsr, body should have i and i fssss laih i.f
rflv over au, other ever siscoseras iar fir sts-
a. ard certain csil o lutermllienis = th-i j.
tam Quiuine er mineral consequently az Ff-tu-
oea Qusnisni cr cther injurious trecf- rtai~TtF
ulson se conssitlfisn Iko1e curcl - are len
healthy as il they had never bad TIE disease.
PeseE AMI gus is noi alone The cons7u.nee q he
mias.lailc poison 4 great variety ~ disorders Ari-
from IL irritation, ancrr Nhleh afe
xsursisia Stcuuafisrn, Cont. Hoaiacis Hiia fle.-
Tooihache Earaehe, Catarrsh, Asthma, PAT;
s-sion, Painful Affection = she = 'esn, H.
terlos, Pain IN the bowels. Coli. plrals -is
and D-rsrgement of ihe S'agns-h.
All II which, when orisinas.ng r. Ills esu-e. pa
the interi1iifcus y5e. or become periodical r. :
-CcEr eAPels the I1l-oa fr1i .Ae blood, -nd con
soct.ent.y cures them all al4&e u IS iuxs ssab
protection % irsmiffa aad fsreous travelling
temporarily residing she ma4arle1s district Il
taken Occasionally or ee.is while exposed 20 fbs iIs
fecnon viii be .ACrei.d from thc ~ sters. ail
! caraot accumulate r. sl.'cisut quantity a. r'i-r
into diseasc Hence Il even more valuable i.-
Yrof-clion tsI curt, aad Z. = vii ever -uiler from
fnte-rlif-euts u fhsy avail thernpeires q iha pre
tectian THE remedy aforif.
"a Ire.arrl nA !. c AYR l. CO.
lowell. Hass-cil ratfts
- our -c-ls-i. -rc slI sale hy J. D.. CrNr~rn max.
pH DoSsri1r. and iy ai ningsists IN r,rre
I Haute
Il wholss.le ~ kl1rN Co, Cinci-nntA
1 trnl- -odsom-~
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TIE DAILY EXPRESS.

,r...nsn lyfsY xor>iSg ,txesrf sgspAI
-
N1opEsITr's BUILDING
Ne. g WABASH STREET.
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ts,.f .svs~fl.s..s.at- tity csr's Per square s's-
1se1fios- - .t,h tf... -.
e.,fssi.ry Arrangements intie "iil 80 = -
=, -. ..s..ftl.e ~ Tie yesr, Nth ths prsiieEo q
-. - ,less.r~ Yearly aive-g-.sEs. however.
- q sauffe1 sffilfiy = tae'f frSalr sh'i'.'',
- ~ r.t.f a<frf-sfv .,
ID. ~ la - special aetee e-'iann VII
"a f--i tso price,
.aiss-t.era-n.. s-ys ssas.ea''y o. ne Beside q
-. s.ssct. published IN the oeai snnn-, q
-. rs-. - ~ - Nh t~ - srgr1 - ca-h as-ft'e
- {, sr -. L ~. tst esnf- p.sr Ane
- fsrtIs-so-nts srlf ia ~ ~ zfscns 'si-e NIT
>. s.,-.r,... tiiss month"; aai.-' order sai -.
-. .itsf.fion n -fans'.ng 2fsetti ti N't
-. - A rere~sl 81 same. n"ie
.,r-slnx ear dates 60 ooiee u ,fsff o. ~
=, - MI l. N Asrs-d a. 10 for ,scb name "a tAe it.y
- a. :. n the BABY eai ~~~klT. ~ es.iss ~ 80
r1lir< -,....s..
.5.r.. VII le rnslie ins-ftfng ~ soti,r, ~
49,. S......gr4 or Associations - feli9"s.
I. @.eb tas.ee not exceeding lines - cents Ter
80. u ir.seftioa: over eizhf hrcs ~ tbs raie.
~ M lt<.nx aesL-s wtLh Funeral h''i1e 'stA'-'
r - .is. P''tls. an Excursions. gotten
-. =. fusissisasl- or associatons. of hy churches
e~,l aivsrtl sesnents inserted a. the expense q
.tlorrev. or.s-rns. sIs1 paynrni t,.t . p -,
.. ths Iegsi proeesiip =. suf COTE -. =
- Iasbllsher not sfcoant-ble tof t1e 80 :
-, .sixertisemests Nsy onA the amou" slafg aiss
,ssar publlcAsiof-
he Weekly Express
a.sl,.ass .e-ty we.iaesiAy, Atsi.scpeF Annum'
- ..t.f sent ult,ort he money. nor eoniinl'-
.lsngsg line than pad for
rar~s of Advertising \" "eeN','
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
MEDICAL.
scrofura, or ELins,s Evil,

IL a se.ssituac--si ciss4.e. a corruption = IA
e.ess.reE whsh ,his naid eesesnss siiiassa. vsaA
40 poor. bqing I @ cre-ia.iont a Frfsades 1as
u q. No organ i free mon is sttscis ncr + sfer,
oue which Il Insy destroy. Tie reloiulous taia
i s@Tio.sy canst1 ~ e s1rlsl disease, low livlrx
disof'efet or unhealthy food, inpare aT, 1ith An1
ne >cneresl infection. Nhatevcr Ice IL origin "a u
hereditary IN the Constitution descending ifoa pa
fsnis % s4ierea usto tho tird src fourth gsnssa-
aays Il i~1 visit he iniQrities q nc fathers ugoI
iAef elil1leu."
fs eeeess connrirne. -, deposition frorn the bso..
ivsr, and internal organs l. termed tafberrles 4.
&c sands, sseilnes. md CA tie surface rrrptol.s
2. sore. Tie ioei eorrupuess, ~hieL gefters IL ~
biood. q presses fhe trcrres ~ lie. - that scTofn-
issa. ooapisints. cat ,lsy have far lee power u
Withstand iAc attacks ~ other diseases. co1s>Quos-
~ vesi numbers rcfisi BY disorctrs which al.boost
- sess = = " '..sis asl1fs arc sll rendered "a
senlptoa NJ q lecir eted The tuuan feDl!ly lhffag
erigll directly M this sCrot1lols coassu.1ss
snaty destructive diseases Of TIE Ever. kd
brAis.. and, indeed 81 al Tie orssrs. ari-e troos
are aggravated b the came Gauss.
One quarter o[ eli people are sc-cfuio-s. t.ci
pefsons are invaded by thls lurking ln,ection 40
tkelT health is undermined byi 10 cleanse Il irou
TIE sysiem nust ren0vste the booc BY AZ s.isra-
I've medicine, ard invigoTste II by healthy icoc AZ
exercise Such medicine We supply 10
AVER
compound kxtract OF sassapeTtlla
Tie mo~t oaectns remedy which tie medical skil O.
our times device ior this everywhere prsvs.iine
and fatal maiscy. IL combined hhn TIE r. OF acttvs
reznedlAs that have been discovered for the ezpur-
gaton VI this foul disorder IRON the bo0t and ths
rescue OF the sysiem from Ia cssuucave cor...-
cus-ceE Hence 4 should be employed fcr the e..
Of only Scrofuls but also those ohez GfeStsoss
which aFise ffom H. such a.
Erupnve and Skin Dsesses o.. A1thouy's Ne.
Rose, OF ErysiPelss, Pn-p,es. P-strics, kiotct-
@. Blairs and Bells, Tuners, letter and Sal
Eheam, Sesld Head, B.ngporz. Rhoo-
msr.na. syphiiitic snc hcr-r-eri
ihsc&sea, Dropsy, LJspepsE.
Debility, sr1, indeed -
Con- piaiafs arisirEilor
Nilztcc CT Impure
Bl o
fhs fopuiar tehei A. ''lwpprily & le 1.ooc" "a
founded IL ruth, Tor scrctls j. oese1efaIor u lie
b.oof ne psrrcuisr purpose AID virtue C. tL's
serskparila s 10 purfy Az rercrelatc this Vts 1U
a. without which sor1d Ae4..1 "a .m2osslli- 81 Cox.
fer-inssae c1rlStstufiors
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
LEGAL.

NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS
= ' The undersigned -especf.uiiv cells fheNftsu-
ron tax psyers io lAe iclgv~- .iElosas a he
statute.
section l25, ift Xclu-ne & tho sssletc ~ l>ff.
The Courtv Auditor Ard Trca,ure- tE-' stlen1 81;
tie once q ssit Auditor On tan uiIa Monday .l
March, snnua .y. and the ffe.sarer fhsti tsea sfd
th@re make settlement With - t 4llf1r f.- TIE
ol taxes for wsieA ssi4 Te4srer - fostsns Z
charged. A. follow. a..
After thfs aetsismefi the Ire efftle- - -frfton -,
q the came Volume j. d.-ec-.t 81 ley To- al NJ
paid tsres With ter per cent. ado ns.f coets ~
distress and sale Il the ro3ds snt = 4ses of srra
persons IS refuse neglect % pay he smo1nt 49,
sessed With trl rff cent dsulegfs-
The nscesst.es 81 lie Lressufy Vii -ea re re-
sort 20 All fhe No Ans kn0wn the iaV % scf ts
lioouert taxes I hope that Ell vh3 ca, - saee
themselves fap sttif'ors erceu-e ai rlf tae -s4-
gressbe dsty' ~ paying before fae ii1ie o. a,iic-
r. p. sC0fT.
fehe7dkvS~ TFssEnrer \ - County.