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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-21
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Gen. Butler reached Ship Island, near
New Orleans, l2lh inst
The Rebels have fallen back from the
mouth Of Aqua creek.
\ battle near Fort Craig, New Mexico,
2ls. uIs., resulted in the repuise Of the
Texans, but We lost, among others, the
brave Capt. M'Rae and other good men,
with howitzer battery. M'Rae was de-
serted. but he stood TO his gun, alone, re-
volyeE in hand, fighting to the last.
TRAITOR TiNCET CAUGHT!
Fortress Moaroe, Feb 2o.-Ths steamer
Rhode Island arrived from keyWess with
the mails, yesterday evening. Wm. l.
Yaucsy, Rebel emissary to Europe, was
captured few days since on board Of q
s-l35as. which vas trying to ".un" our
blockade. He vas disyaisei ia sailor's
el5lses, but was recognized BY newspaper
c1rresnOndent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-21

Mai. J.C.kEETsCHNAR I03d Ny. V,
Commander 0! Escort from Wash
ton, and OF Cayalcade.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-03-21
Capture of Ncwbcrn!

Charge and Advance Of jlst PAY ol.
The Flag Of the Old ilh Pa. fr.t on Lhe Battery.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

The rsnima Ssgr thus describes new
curiosity ah.cb has come u light ia that
region Be- would rather have astoaishet
she suticnt Pefmius could Ties hare
knoNn shat their eyes would have turned Up
il this enlightened see a. an object o. Won
der
Ne have recently received through the
k.udacss Of a FRIEND at AREA Peru. guam
tify Of peififel lud.an eye~. taken from In
dian bufying grounds in that ncighborhood,
which arc probably a. great curiosity IN
theis way - has ever come 10 light. The
ball OF the eve i exceedingly periert. dis
PLAYING the pupil ani other parts 50 instinct
Is. ~ % oncc 10 strike the observer. Il i
apparently Of a hard. horny substance. and
peels on in thin transparent flakes. The
face Of the eye presents reddish hue With
yelo~ circles ani when reflected N the
light becomes brilliantly illuminated. The
back j. Of a bright glossy tinge. looking
much like pearl. but wher the outer fakes
are taken on. the entire eve becomes the
F color Of bright amber. which IL i easily ms
taken FOR These eyes are found az times
/ loose inside the skulls. and a, ether times on
the ground OF the cave or grade. having TAI.
len on, after becoming dried up.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
fssrg, O. the North-W hat the Rel
ei~ Nav Expect.

'sura - Grenada Appeal. Aux -
Eyc,Y day - veil "a every indication
from the North serves - impress upon "a
aot only the Importance. bot the absolute
necessity. 81 formidable forward move
lnent OF oar arnie- and ths rspos~cs~ion of
oar Zoe, ground. before the forces Of the Ca
emy shall be strengthened ia overwhelming
cove ~ the ne~ levie- There - NJ lon
Isr ans room a. doubt that Liacoin will
ssrs speedily get al The troops he has called
Tor. a. 4 - resist success Glly their oYerrur-
ming our country will tax The patriotism ~
well "a the bravery AMI MUSCLE of cur PEG.
pie. The South should nav. mrst. put
forth AL her available strength aud draw
upoa AL her resources 10 caeck the advance
of the northern horsies that vii he hurled
upon us the coming fall
Il We, ous people haze oni, had fore
taste Of the tFeo,~ The horrors aud mis-
cries are yet IA stofc tor them. ii the lan.
KEGS. In redoub'ei force. arc permitted L,
march into an1 latest eur country. They
ihreaien %. and. II not prevented hy the
itronx arms 81 our brave men. VII coma
gcsn upon - Nth oscrvhelmias qoocr.
marching from tao northern border 81 the
Cpnfederscy % the Gulf Of Ncx.co. We
10 not wisA % excite the fcsrs Or eur pcop'e.
sat se DO wish 10 warn them IA time. Ia 90
ies that theE msy provide against he jists
ters tAreateasd them. The North has -
yet tANen lightly her energies and hef TO
ssgrccs. especially her resources Ia usa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
Incident Of the Re, oiution-s. amor
al pniIlck EcnIA

Hook was scpichman. a man oi wealth
and suspected of being gRsTicndi, "a the
American cause During the disire..ts OF
the American army. consequent on the IN
vas:on Of Cornwsllis. In Isl. an army com
misssrg had taken two OF Hook oxen Tor
the use oi the troops
The act W. not strictly legal and ou the
Establishment OF peace Hook hy the advice
OF Mr. Cowan, gentleman % some d.-iinc
ton IA the law. though; proper Ia hiring an
action OF tsc>pass against lee comm sssrs
Nr Henry appeared Tor the defendant. snd
IS said 10 have deportcd himself in tins case
to the infinite crioyment Of his hearers. the
unfortunate Hook always excepted After
Mr. Henry became salieatcl IN thc case. he
appeared 20 have complete control over the
passions ~ IS aud.esse>. "a one lime ise e.
cited their Indignation against Hook. ard
vengeance W4s Visible 20 esegg c,nricnaace.
AGAIN. when hc chose o. relay sul riiicule
hiin. the hole audience w4- ia raaf 1T
laughter
lie psiotel the d.>4t..es ~ tie American
army. exposed. almost ntke.i g.. Tie fi-af.
81 winter skt. and mafkns ihe frozen
gronad over Which they srs1 a.ih the blood
Of their IA ~Aod iecf
Where Is tie man. ae s4.l. ssUho has al
American heart b hi. bp.et, Uhp would net
have thrown open hi> ftas. h.. blfu.. ~.
cellars. The doors 81 rs house. the poliLl~ 81
hS breast. 10 receive With open arms The
meauesi soldier h that little band 81 tam
ished PATRIOTS Where = the man Ter
he sisnds-but whether the heart Of M
AmeF'ean beats ia h's hason. yoa. gentle
men arc to judge
He thea carried the iurs. rs thc ro~sr.
81 his Imagination. t. the p,sins aronal
aofNtawn- the surrender 81 which hal i..I
lo~c1 shortly after tac aci comtlsinc,l or -
lie Depicted the sarrcuder ia tfc na~f rf,,.
ing ana noble coior % a. ticnucnrc az.
acd.encc Sau before their efes me ha- NJ,
ton and dcieCt'on 81 he rrtish. +. th.s
marched cut % their trcnchs- tfev stw the
triumph which lighied az rtri, ...l % face.
and heard tie shouts 81 .as. al tie cry
81 "Wt.ui~croN ani Liberty. as il ranr
AMI fexefhraicl from ihe hills anl shores I'll
the re.Ehhsrne river.
fof hlsk uhat uets> ID lftcoul are
these Which d.<iefb he <eacral ios an i.
iesre ne scclsmaf,on 81 s.ciory Thes
ar he noies 81 John Hoek hoafseir baui
ing sareesh be Ansfscsn camr. ',Recf
The whelc asiiercc we're cautaiss1 The
c.sFk a. ihe court. peshle A. csn.msr.l hin.
self. sd eaelii,nr O. remc..i AIS trssra al
teeclem. fusheI .ul - tae C.rri Haa.e
ard TIRES hntfIl Go So tf4ss .n Sc =, "a f
tieieei rafoxfsa ~ i4s<Atcr
Here ac a. ftlanr. uafr hrtk 1'st 9Th i
tety tlesrenf freiIIss. ease cnt. Ger relief
nio ~ ysei JENNY Stcttoe ...f \.
" e'ffk. shat tie teece Ais - nan f-
NJ >ieptoe ~as crif stfc e. ess 4 -
coald - he,p h "Nessr m|n4 80
Aock. ''ssig al Bills Cossn ress a.. ke9l
sse- hsn The an =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

rur New York World says our English
cousins are sorely troubled respecting the
slewnc~s w.aa which they are Accumulating
an iron-clad navy. in comparison with what
se are .loing on this side Of the ocean Il
s. admalssl that. ,hongn four armored YES
sc.- arc completed. only two. tic Warrior
and Rack Prince. are seeviccable. The
Defence and Resistance arc admitted fail
ares. There are. however. nine vessels on
she stockA. not one OF which viii be ready
fac present year. and all Of which will not
oe completed before the year lS6i Judged
a, her ison.c:a.s. iherefoTe. the Tniie'l
state. today IS superior naval power ~
compared with England
When all the vessels now on ;he stocks
are completed. ~ they will be curing The
coming slaing. Ne gill have for oar purposes
q greater ,ul moro powerful fee, than those
%, England ard France combined
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

TnE Evansville Journal learns that Gov
Morton and othcr influential men Of tho
State have seat 10 tho President and War
Department 81 earnest request that the new
Indiana regiments shall be placed under
command OF Indiana Generals. We think
this Is right and proper. We have now some
$1,000 troops In the field We have many
brave. prudent and experienced officers. who
are entitled in justice to command them -
Among these arc Gems. Wallace. REYNOLDS
and Morris. All have distinguished them
selves ia this war. although the term Of ser
vice or two Of them has been short. But
Gen. Wallace has served during the whole
var. Hs has never failed in the hour Of
.r.al lie !. an excellent di-ciplinarian. and
On. Of the most efficient drill officers IN the
service. Tho men whom he has comman-
led all love him and have confidence in him.
The new levics also have confidence in hin.
aud we nope to sec him placed in command
Of an Indiana division.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Mr. Cowsn. however. was SC completely
overwhelmed BY the torrent which bore up
az rs client, that when he rose 20 reply 10
Mr Henry. be was scarcely athletic make en-
Intelligent or audible remark. The jury re
tirci for forms sake, and instantly returned
with verdict fer the defendant.
Nor did the effect Of Mr.. Henry speech
stop here The people were so highly excl
ted by the audacisy OF such suit that Hook
began to.hear around lin 4 cry more terrible
than that Of beef: il was the cry OF ta- and
leathers-srom the application OF which, u
i said. nothing saved him bu, = prccipitate
flight and the speed OF his horse WIZ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

but lev additional facts have been OBJ
tlinel from this regiment since our Issue Of
ycseoeiAy
The portion of the regiment which vas
not wounded or killed, arc struggling
through The country. aud many Of them
will likely reach our lines. IL i impossible
nov 10 ascertain the casualties to all the
officers and mon 50 j. K impossible for
their friends TO reach them ia any way
Correct information from them will camc 10
us very slowly. We will make kue an all
our information. a. fast as reliable facts can
be a-certained.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
The Richmond Battle-ExPianefi
bv Msior-Gencrni Nelson.

CsScrxSArI. Seps. T.
Rns. GAZETTE read tbs morning WITH
much a.s,u .shment, your account OF the az
as.er AZ Richmond, Kentucky, and your
comments thereon Il Is 10 be presumed
that you desire TO furnish your readers With
the truth. IL Is as follows
First. The action was brought On by
Gen. Manson, who was IN command a. Rich
mond, against my instructions and against
the instructions Of Gen Wright, the Con-
mandcr Of the Department. which we're that
tie troops being new, were not 70 be riSked
IN action until sometime had been spent IL
Grill and discipline
Second. No report was made 10 me OF
the spproack Of the enemy IN force til half
post two o'clock Saturday morning, the day
q The i.ght. ! Immediately ordered re-
treat along the Lancaster road IN order that
the two btigades al Richmond might Join the
, brigade marching from Lexington 70 that
Z point. and y join General Dumont, who wa
ordea ed TO march 70 Danyille from Lebanon
F There would then have been 5000 men at
Lancaster, Danyille. and Camp Dick Robin-
son. in triangle OF two equal SIDES Of :
miles. and all these connected BY good turn.
T PIKE fo1fis. no enemy Noo41 not nave
darel 70 pass the Kentucky river with hi.
rec on bis flank. But General Manson
without notifying me. marched FIVE miles [.
the front. with one brigade. 20 meet the en-
emy Supposing their force 10 be = .JOl
strong hr met them from 10000 10 l2.0os
str0ux
Third Immediately after received Gen
Manson dispatch rode % the field. fidin,
ffsy-two miles 20 get there. | arrived alOn,
AZ tao o'clock T. NJ, and found the troop
remaining v m Gen. Manson. ia a disorderl
retreat. By great exertion ! succeeded il
rallying about 40 men, and took a stron.
position The enemy attacked ia front an
on both TANKS a. once AZ the third or fouf.l
round the men already much cemoralzed
broke and fed This j. precisely the cas-
"a Is occurred.
Fourth. You make 4 structure that ! su
Per edcd Gen. l.. Wallace and did not invit
bin 70 remain snperseded General Wal
lace by command o. ms superiors--I did in
v.te him 20 remain and take any commau
he chose
W Misses. Major General.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Tar yoaEg .,iiss q Ns~ H.mp.Al.. 40
bsconisg sesy p@is.e''e. i.st vel - lc.s
saan eve. disguised Ia male attire. usre D.
tested IN trying % enlsi One ~ ,hen.
cutie . rsspeesasls yeasg ls1,. -, b..sr
asked whv she tired 10 ssii.i. 49, "a A.
uo.hlns CSC 70 10. - shoaght n 81 -
.sliis'p Ola Abes men % pas dos ,is
nisSsr uhlpp>s.@
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Superiority Of the Yankee Soldiers.
A writer IN shc Delta Of ,hc 18th thus
acknowledge the superiority Of the national
soldiers
The dash upon Baton Rouge proved a
total failure. Five thousand southern SOL
diers. the sous Of southern chivalry. with
Rreck;nridge. the arch traitor Of Kentucky,
at their head. have been totally routed aud
put 20 fight by half that number OF Yam
kee soldiers Tn is the naked, sober fact
and no mistake. as All must know who live
anywhere IN this latitude. liu; the fact will
never be credited. i viii be considered "a
utterly mistake by all WHO live ia the lati-
tudc OF Mobile or Richmond. How can il
be. they will ask themselves and ono anoih-
er. that one Yankee has been able 10 put
10 flight two souiherners. when il was fore
gone conclusion long ago. ard nobody
doubted il, that one southerHer could whip
three Yankee
lie adds.
Il have been resident Of the southern
states for many wears. snd ! can assure yen
that the impression was almost universal
that what the South lacked ia numbers. in
the continge ncy ola war. would be made up
bN tic tUItfioI fttNl anu tNuIt-t OF the
southern sold crs never was secession
ist in ms lite, and whenever | vcnturcd 70
suggest, as reason FOR holding TO the Union,
tia. the North could raise an army three
times a. strong as the South. aud would TN
ally subiugate us il was no usc-l always
met with the reply. either that the northern
men were too cowardly % iigh., or that one
souihcrncr could whip five Yankees
heard hi. opinion 20 often, ia different
places and under different circumstances.
that am satisfied il was generally believed
among southerners.
Had Jen Davis aud his horde OF per
iurel traitors believed that the northern
troops would fight only half as wen as they
have Ought they would have been content
70 remain on boarl the good old ship Of state
a little longer can account for this gea
cral belief ia regard Ia the superiority of
southern over northern soldiers IN tie field
Of battle. oaly by supposing that these slave
ocrats Who know not What labor il. look
down with a kind Of contempt cn m who
are under the necessity oi i.borng. and
therefore regard the northern people ~ a
sort Of plebcian class. possessed Of the same
cowardly and servilc spirit as their own
slaves Indeed. You know taai Que "a these
southern w0mca insnliel a soldier 10 ihc
streets OF the city bs calling him Yankee
plebe.an
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

l. ' Notice j. hereby given, tha, Sealed PROPOSAL
viii d. received b. the Common Council o. The city
T.rre Msufr, a their Hail. the evening % sep
tamber lGih 1851 for the grading aud graveilinr q
wabash street, between c'h and eth streets
Grade q be made 81 god earth. % be covered
with rood screened gravel sixteen inches thick 90
toe center. Gradual, sloldrg 20 eight inches at tue
stie
Grade t. be estabil.hei ~ the City Engineer and
aud the work a. b. done under The direction = ihe
Common Council AMI 70 BE- completed b. the lsi Of
December next.
The bids - d. as much per running foot. and
the work % De 10 e. the lowest responsible bidder
J. r. Cullen
sept 4 dti City CLERK.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

OSE oi the ate survivors 81 The ffcach
colony shich shared he exile ~ Napoleon
a. - Eelcas. 49, sast 1'ci n fsris Hfs
ssass Vas Sautni. sni h,s last Complement
liiss Saaslni fosme< part 81 ne Emnefss.
household IN ISIS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Tnr Philadelphia Ipqaira says that onr
forces entirely destroyed Baton Rouge. on
demand for IL surrender By Breckenridge.
stonewali Jackson j. said . be OF BIZ way
TO Baltimore With force Of ~. 600 men -
I, Is not very probable TIA, such j. the case
however.
Gen. Mcclellan has command Of the for
,iGcatisns at Washington and ali ihe ,roofa
necessary for their defense.
The work Of p..,ins the new regiments IN
position Is yeryfre1i. bni Mcclellan . The
man for tia, duty
GOV Gamble. Of Missouri. made regai
,i,ion on the BanlSa for $3.50 600 with which
TO purchase arms for the Government The
Banks responded favorably.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
VERMIN

Those Preparations tunlike al oiher-l are
'.Frce from roisons."
"No, dangerous TO The Human Family
''Rats DO not die the premises"
They come on, Of their holes 10 die
"fhey arc the oaly Infallblc remedies Sno~a"
''l2 years and more established ia New York CITY.
Ssed b,,--the CITY Post ofice.
Iced J,,-the City Prisons and Station House.
Jss5 Ls,-,he ciis Steamers. ships, Ac
tsoi 1g-ihe City Hospitals. Aims House,. &c.
ts,d istle ~ Hotels, 'AstoFs.' So. Nicholas Ac
Used by-the boarding Houses. a.. e.
tse,i Jy--more than 90 600 Private Familics.
a. Sc one or tao Specimens or lrLof 4. Kfsey-
uhefc said ~ ne PeoTis--ffnoTs- = ,feSs, Dc.
HOUSFkEFPEgS- troubled with ysrmia need be-
. longer, # they use Co-rAK's' KNterminators.
We have used IL TO Satisfaction, and Il bsN
cost IS We would have u. We had tried polsons
hut they effected nothing: but ''CosrARs' article
knocks the breath cut of Rats, Mice, Reaches. and
Bed Bugs, quicker than write IL. II - 80
ggoat demand all over the country =. Medina 10 I
c0-fye.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED an
for tons Of this Rat and iRsect kiics -Inncssier
Wis Uefofd.
tHkNRl R. C-LSTiA--we are selling your pre-
paration- rapidly wherever they have been used,
Rats. Nice, Reaches and Nermin disappear rapidly
lcgsR srourrs Druggists. wind.ar M
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

"Cosiars' RAJ. Roach, So Ezf,ymfsstor
"CoSfars'
"COstav's" Bod. byg E,fermlHafef
"CostarsI
"Cos'aT's' Electro PoVder. tor Jnseois. .,c.
II 49, zoe. aid -i.oo 9oNt,. Bottles aud Flask Z.
end a. Si.es fof Plantations. ships, Boafs,
ieiri-. ''e. stc.
CAUTION III To prevent the uutlir from
being Imposed npou hy tjIaFisII- and Ngffn P.Faf-
ciOus limitations. n.W label has bacn pre- pared
bearing focssfaN a. tbs Proprietor's signature -
FAsmine each box. ionle. or flask carefully before
pr chasing and taxi n'this < bgt a oster's o..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
PIANO TUNING.
, GREATLY TO TIE WISHES

1 GREABLN To TIE WISHES
q 4 q mai.y Of my former patrons. have rcsan-
81 again Tuning ent Repairing Pianos. Melcdeous
and other Musical Instruments Being a practical
piano maker also favorably known 20 many citizens
II Terrtilaute as iisgi class Taner Cor over SIX
year, perfect satisfaction Is guaranteed To- all favor
ing re with their patronage l will visit Tcrre-
haate regularly every teuf weeks ranos viii -
engaged By the year.
Al orders left "a the resicsnss Il Efs Dr. Alien
pcncr, Nr- Motiesiti or the Sis;rrs Academy, will
meet VITA prompt attention. Rsspccilully.
A.. kt>>>EH.
Music Dealer. aid Tun~f and kcrairer Of husic
Instruments. GkEENCASTLF. IND.
mri6d'f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
NURSERY.

1 HAVE PURCHASED the entire
I >nf-eff sio-k ~ NJ. Manly. Narshsu Clark
ccvHty. IT,. sui ani prepared % f1rf.sh al kfnfs
- Tttes ant ornauteetsl ShsGthtry a. tie isssst
rtsh friccs- t~rle Trees. ~ srf sire fro- q.
tn.h 10 , irrhes ie aisf1eisf. stt f.r sns 90 .s
IA ait.
ysf7tiS y. gIfSwokTu.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
fEAAi.KS-fk FENAlKS
Old Or Vol NJ. SlNGlE NARRlEn OR Cox.

FENALKs-FkxAiks- FrNAIKs
oiD Or YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED, or Con.
rkNrI.ATiNG NARRlA0K
II MANY AFFECTIONS fkCUilAk TO FfNAlKs
the Extract Buchu Is uneenalle by ANY o,h,r r,ms,
srss OF Suppression Of Customary Evacustions a..
ceraed sclrhoss state OF the Itef - Ieucotrhs.
white. Ser.iity. aud for all complaints incit,,
tbs sex. whether arising fen lndlscreiion Habit
~ Dissipation. OF In the
DFci1SF on CHANGE IIFR.
SIX SYMPTOMS AROyE
80 FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT II.
TAks 20 MOAN RstsAs. Msscrns. 90 rsri4As.ss
Nrplci~s soa vSrixAs.sr AM pAsafnoUs plssAssl
HEINhoID'S fATRACT BuCHU
clsKs
sECHET DISEASES
L. al their Stages, At little Expense
Little 81 no change Of Dict; No lnconssns.nee
ANDNo kNrosuRR.
n causes frequent desire and gives str~usth l.
trinate, thereby Removing Distractions
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the tIretlt.
Allay ing Palm and Inflammation. frequent
the class OF diseases. and expeiling ell rdsonoas.
Diseased. and wcrn-sut Matter.
UrON THors,NnS
WHO uANk kEEN 1HE VICTIMS of QUACk<
snd who have paid nFAys ysss 10 be cured In sho.
time. have found they were deceived. and that the
POISON" has. by the use Of Powerful As'rn
gents. been dried up Ia the sysiem. O. break a.
~ aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTFR MARRIAGE-
Use HEInBoID's ExrRAcr RucIu fot all snes-
tons an diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
'' MALI owrEmAir,
PROM whsiever cause originating, and no assu.r
HOW LONG sgANDiNG.-
psesses of tksse organs require the at Diu.. "a
HfiAloLDS EXTRACT BUcHU
Is TnE GREAT DiURfTiCi
Aud is certain TO have the desired eject an all g..
Cor which q T. recommended
Evidence Of most reliable aud responsible ohAfaei,,
will accompany toe n,eiieils,s. So
CERTIFICATES 90 CURES
ftoin to 20 years s;sntn.g,
With name. known 10
SCIENCE AND FAME
Price 81 pr bottle. six for e. delivered 20 40,
address, Securely packed from observation
D,scfihc symptoms Ia all communicated.
Cures aruntccd. Advice s.rrtis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman .f,,.
city 81 Philadelphia. IA. !. HkLABOID Che nlist. We
tains no narcotic. mercury. or inurlous drugs 81, 4.
purely vegetable. a. 4. nfIkRoID
Sole Manufacture
sNosa cod subscribed bolHe ne, the sad "a, =
November. 1854. NN. \ .HiHBAHI,. Alderman.
Addres- letter. To- formafen in coundrnsf -
~. T. HEf.MBoIn.
Practical and analytical Chemist
lO4 south Tenth Sc. below Chestnut i-tila
usw aUE Os cOuNTExss.prs
AMI UNThiNCiPiFD Dfkl.AA2
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
TAX NOTICE.
COLLEGIATE.
TerTe- Haute Female College.
EHE NINTH SEMl-ANNIAl

''''l''I ~ To. II|IiIliI1I vi IN %
rhnrsday. The 9Th Of sept. ncAt.
Rev Iboiass Spane 2. A. n firmtrIy rrafe>..ir
"a thr Oh.' f,r.1le C1iir.fe siid Girafsis frtasis
College. - Ohio, alsn. Nj. l.. q willard. - a..
frof ialif >eifin.fs. - ny. have heen secured
te1clef~ isih - s-tr i-ss hers afe li.iiarul.s
fi Is fbfir pte.rssiel.
IL prospects - the CeiisE- were never rasrc en-
cara-frs atu ~ present, SID pupils wishing O. en-
90 .hoai make spp'icstisi mined siely. ihsi ss,f
rsous may D. secafet.
Catalogues 81 tn Ceilegs may hc had 81 applica-
tieu g. ths nader. ixnef JOHN COVfkr
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
MEDICAL.
"a. q. Dc F.aszatcr, VI. ID.

DlIl SiCIAN AND SURGEON,
Il Give special attention to the treatment o. Dis
Of hs kve. ani bar; operates Cor Cataract Ar
tlcial Pupil Piers GUM. Staphy iomr, stabsmus.
&C Removes tbr various forms Of Acute and
Chronic infamsiioa cf tne Rye ami Ear, By mild
.outSe ~ remedial agents. Restores Sight TO Ia.
Blind. and Hssri- 80 the Deaf IN all suscep-
uhic of cute 20 oucr alton or medical treatment
Ms b. consulted. fr,c 81 charge, by letter or
oh riv.sc. one. southeast corLcr Second and Pop
lar streets. frrFt-ttaufs Indiana feh5dly