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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
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baS SattlcrStlh6ft iblo9cnee @rtittl merben aut uub biQinf
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Virginia Fire s. Marine Inpurance Com
pany
Die eiH Bona SIDE capital Uon $500, 900 befst
nab i'm Sabre 1882 Our@ Die Gelebsebuns
BON Btrsinien ~ein9eiest purpe.
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DanerlH6etH an GieentbuM alel art, alS: 66uier. Npsu.
bel. 0uter uRb gBaareR agcr &rt, loippbI in Ser StoSt
ale aud i'm 0anee. uKb peroeR Die tetrefenben @us;a6Iun-
gen prompt ~selettet.
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ben a6raeult6nbe wirb Ridts 6erebHet.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
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Der Undergraduate empfetlt t5FtaIt Ieinen
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frtiA an8eieetss Eager BON aiqueuren uno 81.
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5austia6li6 aber empTeblt err allen Qie6bobern
oee puren Oeuti6sn 8etenfaftes leinen a6ten
NsetHpetn, u baben bel alen Suantttdtsn unb
ttliseH Sreifen.
aud ahten 9tmturesrs un0 charlottesville.
Sarpines II. {. {.
Aebtes Selterltr. 0aGer.
Aue Sefeaunsen 1prrben nit Danf emsfanacn
unS aufs 9nnttltdfs ausscflbrt. 8tsoerpertau.
FERN %oerfaufe i'd su ben biQtaifen Nreifen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22

Scrlau9t miro
elm NaO6en bon l2-16 Snbren, UNI In elmer
dnitanrt9en oeu'ihen 5amilie aracn quite Sc.
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III ~erfrasen in Der Office D. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
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&ralpith nit duBcriter @infli6feit Seiurat. Qanbfauf-
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- grttte! sum &betI ltIblt III nicbrtsercn, ae ben ~rsrbl,dbcu
Sen b%tlistru S:r!asanssn% pieoerunt nit neuem Hrrratb,
oaSseftattet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-11-22
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Sobn Z. Conan, Dsputs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
John Bull Gored.

Mr.. Thornton Hunt (says the "Lounger.'"
in Harper), an Englishman. son OF Leigh
Hunt, rame to see US last spring. He was
unknown, but his father was famous and be-
loved among Va. and for his sake the con was
kindly received. One day he was dining at
a table with a we'll known American author.
and Mr.. Hunt INDUCED in the customary
fippaut platitudes OF John Bull when he dis
courses of a foreign country TO its natives -
After a series of remarks which showed that
a man so III informed was totally unjusti6ed
in holding any opinion npon the subjects dis
cussed. he rematked:
"And can you tell me whyi it is thst all
the gentlemen in this country are at the
Southi Really it is extraordinary; and
wish you had not kicked up all this row. SC
that | can not get down among them"
"Well, slowly replied the American. 81
suppose the reason must be akin to tina
which makes all English gentlemen stay a
home in England. We hear that there arr
gentlemen in England. but they never come
to this country"
John Bull is pachydermatous animal. an'
it is still q question whether be felt the ar
row
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Tho 81 Indiana Cavalry. Col. Z rier. have
been receiving the p~liulils OF those IN au
thotity. Tho following isa copy OF a letter
OF approval from Ger. Hooker commanding
the division on the L ,wcr Potom,c:
lIsApouAnrtas llo xEas D.vlsios
Camp Baker. Liver Potion &C. Md.
Dccembef % 1861.
Brigadier General y. Williams. Adataai
Geaerai Armyef te Potomac;
GrStRAL-rhe intelligence. energy and
good conduct displayed 10y Major Chapman
aud hts command Ia the service IN which
they are engaged merit. aud will receive.
IN, commentator
The "a Indiana Cavalry have been on the
wing almost all the time since they joined
nne, singly and IN bodies. and have yet "
learn oi their first irregularity.
The conduct OF the enlisted men Is a.
exemplary IN the absence OF authority AS II u
when present. IL seems no example, nc
temptation can lead them estray.
Very respectfully, jos. hooktH,
Brig Gen. Commanding Division.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

IT is a vast pity that Esquire vallandigham
can never be satisfied. Some time ago he
almos, fret himself TO death because the
Government would not submit TO the inso-
lent demands Of the traitors OF the South;
now be Is equally exercised becau o the
Government accedes 10 u respectful demand
from England. TO deliver up Jour scaiiawag'
t,keu from under the protection of the Brit
ish als in an irregular manner. The people
understand the motives that govern Vailan
dish.m, aud those other peace men who arr
nov CRYING because we annot nave fnt
wars al once.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Tarar seems TO be a singular fatality at
tending the career of the Magofin family
Tho celebrated Beriah has been kept in hot
water. between inclination and interest or
between the Union men and the Secessionists
of Kentucky for a year past. His brother,
the notorious Missouri traitor Colonel Ma
Coffin is now a prisoner at ST. Louis. and the
latest news from Sedalia. is that a son OF the
latter had been just brought IN "a a prisoner
Of war. II in any strange or Incompetent
,ible manner the Southern Confederate,
should grow into a kingdom the MagothI
family will have a strong claim to the crown
For Is /, no, written Through much tribula
ton We shall enter the Kingdom
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

CArao. Jan. Ga deserter from Colum'
bus on sunday, who arrived here this morn
ing, reports that Gen. Pillow resigned on FRI
day.
Fifteen thousand troops left Columbus last
week Tor Bowling Green.
The officers of the rebel government were
impressing all classes OF men.
Over one hundred cannon arc planted on
the columbus bluffs. The river Is blockadei
ny a cham stretched across, supported 10y
oarges. Torpedoes are planted Al intervals
Gold and silver have entirely disappeared
from circulation The only currency IL the
notes OF the Tennessee banks, ana Coined
crate scrip.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Tsr following = reported by the Union
prisoners last from Richmond:
Mr.. Faulkner vls thunicrstruck when ne
s,w the condition OF the Union prisoners. and
said the condition Of the rebel prisoners IA
the North contrasied strongly with that Of
the U~nion-captivcs in the S0uth-the latter
being almost entirely neglected, and the
former well and generously attended to-
Governor Lctcher made a speech OF weleoms
20 Faulkner. in which he trusted old Aoe
would have the back bone 10 refuse 10 give
ND Slil-ll and Mason" Great rage and dis
appointment was manifested when ne news
OF their re .e came 70 Richmond. Mush
anxiety = ielt about tie Burnside expedition.
Gen. John 4 Mtgfudcr, IN anticipation OF
an attack. cent al. his sck from la4ktown 10
X ehm nd. and a um0 prevailed thas lie
n "a sent Tor rein orcvmeuts. alleging that
Wool wAs rapidly outd mixing hai The
condition 81 the rebel sotdiery j. iude>cribsr
DIV fsrlorn. aud they suffer greatly IRON he
weather. Ctrpets are Gus into blankets
"a ,de into shoes, and slnsrr aQparelis sesrse
N..ther ID .vssn0 Letcaer i popular Ihl
e.: they regard a. a dcs 'ot. AMI blame ~
esc,ud Tor the Ices OF Fortress Monroe. Ih'
an.nee. of the ~C.,niederaey are "a = shocs
i,s st.se. Private prVperiy. b Eses. produce
n. are taken. and notes ofthc Conietcgsc
forced upon the people.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Cop, Of a Letter nom Fias Officer Du
pont.
WABASH. Fonr ROYAL. Dec. %. 81.

WABASH, Fonr RoYAL, Dec. %. oil.
Nr DKAa SlR: | am sure YOU will excuse
my delay in replying TO yoar most kind aud
gratifying letter. Ny squadron duties are
ariu,u. and ms correspondence has much
iucrelsed.
lett New York fairly oppressed by what
struck me a. a degree OF inordinate expccta
ton ON the part vi the public IN reference to
,hl. expedition. and even yoursclf cohgratu'
lated u,s in advance. Ii. there ore, l have
IN any me sur. met such u craving. ! ought
10 bs deeply thankful - Hun who gave Us
the victory.
Matters have zone on prospcring 80 lar ~
cur naval operations are concerned, ana !
trlrt al will 40 equally well with ouf m'll'
tary brethren. ,
I'm, occupation of this wonderful sheet OF
water, with IT, tribut Try river. mlcts, out
lsts. entrances and sounds running Ia all
directions, cutting of cii.ctually all wties
communication between savannah ana Char
lesion. h ~ been like driving "a wedge into
tie n inks OF the rebels betw cen these w.
i.np,rtspt city.
have spread my squadron 20 IT. utmost
capabilities. aud sigh Tor more Gun boat = ou'
tho Department has been 80 Kind nnd hhefi
u me that | iorbe,r pushing it "a ia prese''
emergencies, but Whtch eWf'f'h'i'' " y
meeting with 80 much vigor. Let mc -,
that your purchased ships have turned o"
remarkably we'll. | wish hid moro .
them. The Bieuville. Augusta Florida. Nd
ger. Alabama, NJ. Jago DE Cuba, lnot OF IN.
souadron.) are superior AMI very suitabl
ships. The Horny Andrew j. uneommonl
swim and useful. She came nom Iyse
Roads a few day. since 20 this anchorage b
inland passage IN two and a halt hours Nh.
had on a previous day communicates wit
nv ship. In ~. Helena Sound by the Beau
tort and Coosi rissts IN five and q hal
hours. The tugs are worth their weight
gold.
With renewed thanks for your kind e
membrancs OF me. | sm, my dear sir,
Yours, most truly.
;. Y DUPONT.
To George ID. Morgan, Esq.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

IL DRrAD or Az ATTACK A dispatch from
Nashville. dated the 23th inst, stys that
Gen. Thomas l.. Ctittenden had lett Hen
dcrson. aud when las. heard from he WAS
within forty miles of Hopkiasvills, having
sdyanccd thirty eight miles. Tie intends al
sAncing on hopkinsshle at three different
poinls-on the right from Clinton. on the
lett from Gfeenville. and on tile front from
Jacksonville. Hs force Is said by the reo-
els t. be about | 1000. Southern Rights
citizens in the vicinity OF Hopkinsviile are
sending their families and stock 10 the SOUTH,
-LosisriIIe Journal. 6A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

SKRnp nm kIoHr-Some days ago the
aag raised By Col. Morgan, an Platte City,
vas torn down. against the remonstrance OF
the few remaining citixens OF that place -
indignant at the outrage. and aware OF the
consequences should the perpetrators escape.
he men engaged in the desecrAt'cn were ar
rested, and, rs We are informed, delivered
10 Col. Morgan. lie Immediately ordered a
Court Martial. the men were found guilty
md sentenced 10 be shot. which sentcnSe
va f,rthwsth carried into effect. The yer
diet of loyal people viii b@-"Servea EN-
ri.ht." II an, maa attempts 10 hsui down
he American dag. shoot BAN OF the SCOT
Missouri Democrat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

sAlH.-py virture Of an order Of sale
Issued from the yigo Circuit Court, to me directed
ana delivered, m favor q 0eorgs bic aud 'geins'
John !. ki.ley aud Caroline Rialey, a. ffineiphi'.
and Oh riss y. Mlis aud Charles II. Moore repivfin
bail. 4 am ordered 20 sell the following described
real estate, Al naied H. vlgo county indiana, to-"il;
Lot No fort, three tla) IN John Slbley's division OF
out lot Nc. oae (D, the same bging aud lying !" Tue
county Of yigo aud state Of Indiana, and on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY lat, 1892.
Within the legal hours Of said day. at the Court
House door, In ferro haute, | will oncf the rents aud
pronts OF the above described Real Estate, together
with all the privileges and appurtenanoes 10 The sans
belonging, for q term not exceeding seven years, -
The highest bidder Cor cash. aud upon failure 20 real.
Ia. a sam sufficient TO satisfy said order OF sale ad
costs, | will then and there oner the i~ee.simple, "
and 20 said Real Estate, 20 the highest bidder tot
cash. 10 satisfy the same.
This 0h day Of January. ls62.
~Jansw3wprsf ee$3,5o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Impostsns from Liberia.
To George ID. Morgan. Esq.

II will DC remembered that some weeks
ago an attack wis made. IN the htrbor OF
81 nro,ia. 10y a spanish steamer. upon the
government schooner Quail, IN consequence
os the seizure of a Spanis'i vessel engaged
In III, slave trade. Intelligence has been re.
csivei from Liberia. by Ia way OF England
,o The 10Th OF october. &C which time the re-
oubhc w,s greatly excited from tue exPee-
tel retura OF a Sp .uish i0rce from Sierra
Leone. to svenge what the Slssnlsrds alice
u h ave been an insult TO the Dig OF the
Queen OF Spain by the Quail. Tnis alleged
insult, u will be remembered. VS. returning
the he OF the ) iAnish war steamer. Judge
Washington had returned from : ezra Leone.
and repprteI TO President Benson that the
Governor General Of Fernando 10 had assnr.
ei MIN that the Quail would DO destroyed.
and MonrOvia prob IDLY attacked by the Span
i.h ship. OF war. rresideu, Benson hid or
derei out the Liberia militia. and was pre-.
paring to defend the country. IL : also re-
2jrtel that a native king was % attack the
settlements on the river whenever the Span
;aris made their appearance oil Monrovia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

TO-DAY is the Anniversary Of the Battle OF
New Orleans. in which the glorious banner
Of the free the Stars and Stripes triumphed
over the British Cross. How would It de-
light everv patriot heart to learn hat this
forty eighth Anniversary had been celebra-
ted by again planting the Stars and stripes
over the city of New Orleans. from which II
has been sorn down and dssecrated by trai-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Tx BVSrI~ Hovsr. TERKK hsurx.-Ihi
yspular hotel i. non kent by Frank Is Mol
singer aud Edward Hare, both formerly OF
this city. both perfect gentlemen. and good
business men. Those who have stoqtei
with them 80 * in the highest terms OF tue
house, the fare being hst.fatc. ard the
changes moderate. They say thu-c who stof
there once will always stop there again
Indianapolis losTnaf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Dsxnt ;. DlckeSLox VAS net far out oftas
way when he told a client. who ~tremblingly
a,ked him n a case Of importance. how he
Thoughts The jury would 'bring IN" NV
lssend. sad TIE iiiussr0u- Dan. .'don't ask
ne: II there i any one thing uncertain 70
God himself. Il i what the verdict Of petit
nv vill bsf"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

The adventures Of a rebel woman are thus
narrated by lhe Richmond correspondent of
the Nashville union.
Not long ago | told you of the sufferings
of Miss Converse on her trip fiom Philadel-
phiz. ! have now to record another Instance
o! female heroism. A young lady OF Mary
land, as gentle and genuine a woman as the
South contains, but withal n true heroine.
his. after Drawing many hardship', recently
arrived here. Reaching the Potomac. she
found u boat and n negro to row II; but the
negro refused Ia atten pit TO cross. Tor fear,
~ hs said. the Yankees would shoot .im.--
Drawing n pistol IRON her pocket. our heorlne
told hun ooly she would shoot HIM herse I
IT he didn't cross. The negro qulIlej. rVwed
her over W the Virginia shore. aud thus,
utterly alone. she came to her friends IN
Richmond. with her petticoats quilted with
quininc. her sttchel iull OF letters. many oi
them containing money and with no end OF
spool thrc I'd. n,cdles, Plus and other little
conveniences now 50 hard To set Ia the
block ,ded South. The name OF this heroine
ought not 10 be withheld from the HISTORIAN
Il IL Miss Mamie Webster"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

AFAd-It Is well understood At w-sh-
lnrton We have Il on snaosbtoa authority. )
that the surrender Of Mason AID Slloell set
tle. all controversy between a. and England.
anu that France vii not countenanee Eng
land in making any further demand on tAis
country. Il snv should be made-Csioecs
yauraal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Gen. Burnside. 1hc hss command Of the
Saval expedition. : a native o. lndiAns.-
He graduated At West l0iat IA le4I. stvveo
rll 1854. when - Grsi Lieut. he retired nom
the service. A. the out break ofthe rebel
Ion he raised a regiment m Rhode Island -
Al Bull Run he was acting Br. gadier Geuer
M Of the Second Brigade Of the second d.
v..ior. ard Won saca credit there thar he VA
s~,eepily promoted 10 ee a BrgAdies Genera
NJ volunteers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Appvehcnded Attack at Rommcy-
ca I'm pM0rton-Dcmocrntsc Con-

special Dispatch to the cinciuns'i Gazette.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6.
Coils. Kimball and Sullivan oil the l1th and
18th Indiana Regiments, now at Romney,
who have been here for some days on a Wis
il, received dispatches to report TO their reg
iments without delay, as an attack Is expect
cd from Winchester within a Few days
The Democratic Convention which Assem-
bles ON the 9Th. is so far managed by the
friends of Mr.. Bright
Gov. Wright was to have delivered an EN-
logy on Douglas on the evening OF the 9TH
but for some reason IL il now cheage'
until the evening of the 9Th, sitter the Con
vention is over.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Persons whs hsve hfe., been through
Platte county, NJ cay tia, every slave, ss
saon ~ he lcsrus the stranger = from Kan
!. ssks th- question. L. the ice stronS
e.aa.h ID ceoss ong"-Mo. Dcra.. 9th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

Ertoer on JrpoK Dorels-Kx Cover
- Wr;rhs. who vas selected Tor The pur
~ iii deliver a enlosy on Judge Douglas.
7. ,hs Hall Of the House Of Representatives,.
- Evening at O'Clock. The bandof ths
so,s Hated States infantry viii be IN auen.
dance
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Or. J.. "a. ucls.n-s t%ot.nnts on
f~i-tnsnt.

Tnr BnsT ExrsnSAL a. ruY WosID. 80 As
Oh BtAsr.
-Thousands II human brIags tsfe been fafft si
oil dscrspuiuds aud misery. hJ he lss ~ ~. intsl.
aabie IIimcnt. n will relieve PAIN stntf sf.Hn-
mncousiy. and Il viii cleanse, rnfii, a'a beat th'
gouisat SOlif la at Incredibly short tme. fstIAN
VOLCANIC OIL liNiNEN1 vii relieve. is most f'
vetsfsfc rnsss ~ KhrtmHfit n. eysL ~ Nsufalsia
Faf l~afsi,Ala, Cont acted Muscles. Aunness 90 NrAh-
uesa la ths Joints, Muscles ~ LFaututs, u vii nef'
e. fAl. Two applications vii cnfe Sore fhfosi.
Headache ~ IafacAe. lH hlfif ~ Nfaldf, ~ 81
pain. q l. an iuiallibls remedy ln ~. sad ynp si|
nnd II ga indispensable rsinei5 k'fI - 2 ~a,s -
hand.
plANTEEA, IARAElN of any Gle having oiaff'
Of hofs.., viii save moAs, by using hetrsn'a Vel
cauie UI f1lment. n fs = speedy tfd i%nfHllihis
euf, ff nalla. spfains, tfnifs, NNeilnfs. Ian enss'
s~..uev. satss. Wouuds. hcfatsAst. 81 huE eaton
diseases. Ivy u, aud you viii ro convinced.
Dr. Mclean. hois tfolfiriuf.
tasIwiV HstIi Lava -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
DIX. }. Il. MILAN. Sole Proprietor;
DIR. mclean. universai r,i,,i
O. rIvss eoAra.is1. uuorssK,s. HrADAcssr p

ca IV,s coNrisis1. iLiotssxss. HEADAcrf ~.
There never has beer a nec.di
Offered 20 The pubic, that has given such entire -st
sfsction - Acisan's Universal li.lf.
Bcing euurcl, vegetable, they are perfectly an"
,snt and can be iskeu by tbe siu-i tender h'anfi yei
.rump, and powerful ir removing al hAi0us fttrs
i,onr, acid OF impure. i.rd matter from ~ stomach.
an tact. the, ere Tie Unly piNs fhs' sh'rld p r-~i -.
malafi0u. District.
Teex rrsircc no .riping. ,ektssf ~ p1ir ir ~
stomach or bow sf., thoibb very acaNt sni Searching
,n their operation, pluufDink Lcaliho s,ffsiirna q
40. liver aud Kidneys. Nho vii cutler tor ifHras.
ne,s. hrad.chs All loui stomach. When 30 ttrff g
comedy can be ottninfdi krsp theui constantly 's
aand. . single dos. taken in tcnsot, ma IffFf
no-irs. days and tnoNhs OF .iekn"~s. A. 500 g.. q
A, Nclean's tnivrf rl i1Ils. lsk' 30 Nff'' If
,osted. they are ta.ieics.. Price onls - csii. o.
90. and can - ser IS msii O. ans pats oi tf 4. .
4 Al MILAN. AuIs n aYr~tnf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

De VOC want your delicate, sickiey, puns Shiidrs
to be healthy, strong and robrsi-then give tben'
McLesn's Strengfbing Cordial. lses the directions er
each botfse,l IL i delicious 10 take.
One tablespoonful, taken every morning, fasuns.
Is 4 sure preventive agarns; chill and lever. .-l-@
fever, cholera or any prevailing disease. -
CAUTIONt-Bewsrr Of D~rusSlsts 81 dealers 49,
may Try TO palm upon you q bottle q Biiiers ~ Ssr-
saparills (which they can buy cheap ~ ssyiug a. y
tust a. good. T5ere are even men Bash occugh tc
teal a part Of nv name 20 dub their VILE seooc-
tiou-. Avoid such infamoa. PIRATES aid
lsinous Compound A. Ter IL. J. n. yeDSsxs
Strengthening Cordial and Mood Purifier. 1AAf
uo,Ling esse. Il l. tie oily remedy uaf vii pnfi.
your Dioet thoroughly, snc ~ the same umt.
STRENGTHEN and iNvlGORATE the Whole efgsni'
ration. IL - pat W IL large bottie-i Ter eo'fls,
or ak bottles Tor -
DIX. J. "A. NOLAN. Sole Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
MEDICAL.
MosGDeiicsous a. Delightful Cor
dial Ever Taken

THE THOUSANDS upon ,hous
4 ands Who are daily using ucIean's Strengthen
ing Cordial, certify that a. is absolutely an inralhe
bic remedy for removing and NViGORAIiN6 II
shattered and diseased system. purifying and Gu
riehing the b,ocd-restoring the sick. suffering m-
valid 20