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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

The sceptre has surely DEPARTED The
Thutdefer's manly bass has degeuerstcd ia
10 a weak and. childish treble. The awful
isiuneefs il = no making IN is cell. satisfy
my predictions cause Us 20 think that, IN IL
hslcyon DAYS. when Satanic Influences were
supposed 10 enduc Il with supcrhumau power.
il really blandcrcd. sometimes. into the right,
ard that il was then full verifcat ION o.. the
adage. ~ fool for luck" Rut it remained
Tor tho American war 20 unmaSk IL pretcn-
sions aud display its imbecilities Ii has
made mistakes from the beginning until now.
II msde great mistake in sending Ball Run
Russell here 20 disgust our people until hc
vas sent away in disgrace. IL has adieo 10
that b'nnder BY sustaining him, and Iy aoa
irving 10 ayenge him. II madea sad mistake
~ proposing interv enti0n. and then, when il
saw that il would rot be sustained. il made
another by 20 suddenly whipping round and
Opposing intervention that no one believed il
honest IL hung, like n rogue. 10 either
horn of the dilemma.
4, has made great Mistake IN comment
ing upon the recent battles; in fancying that
IcClelians de eat has changed everything I"
" ii, says this oracle. The war Is 20 20 on
tie immense levy ordered BY the President
must be actually made. The three hundred
thousand men must be forthcoming, IL Nir
/ Cinia j. 20 be conquered. or If even Tennes-
see i 20 be held. Bsf they icM NOT BE- forth
coming"
Aud again: Drafting FOR service, or. in
other wofds. a conscription, was talked
about. bu, we should think il would be only
/ talked about. The scheme OF a forcibc
/ levy OF troops in Republic j. enc that will
hardly be seriously proposed, even by the
more fanatical of Mr. Lincoln's advisers -
al now. therefore. depends on the enlist
ment that Is going on under the President
proclamation. IL this fails. then all Is over:
and after few months the independence OF
the South must be acknowledged a. IL nigh,
have been with profit twelvemonth ago"
"All j. over :" The thrice sodden fool
What will he say when he learns that the
three hundred thousand men are forthcom-
ing. an that they will all be recruited and
hurrying 20 the field in less than = month
from the time when he wasted his ink In wri.
ting himself down a false prophet. and there.
fore m ass.
The scheme OF iorcibie l0vy OF troops
hardly seriously proposed even b. tho more
fanatical !" Poor blind AGoNi.rrs How
will he reconcile IL to his Sctfship. that be
fore his weak imitation OF old time thunder
was heard here. the order bad been actually
issued. and is everywhere responded to b,
loyal men with alacrify. a. the beginning o
the end
Has the 7,mes shame enough left TO b,
mortified a. these false prophecies and Il
promise to DE more careful in the future Of
shall the public be continually RECALLED with
these random predictions. indicating is YEA K
rcss. Stiffness and shamesulness Th'
shrewd. specializing proprietcrs should over.
hsulihe editorial corps. and turn oat some
body or the influential days Of the Time
are numbered. eyen in England Phi Enc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

TnE LIABILITY 90 FOREIGNERS To 3RAFl
Inquiry IS made as to the liability OF for
eigners to draft The following may serve
n n guide to those interested
lst-The foreigner who has not thfoan of
his nationality, j.. Of iull right and without
any possible dispute. exempt from any and
every obligation to perform military duty.
no matter how protracted his residence IN
the United States
2l-The children OF these Foreigners even
il born within the United States. necessarily
follow the condition OF their parents and
caunot be compelled - assume the title and
obligations of an American citizen. unless
upon attainin. their majority. they shalt BY
acts OF their own. have laid aside the uai an
atty of their family
ad-The abdicatOn Of the ofig.na nation
atty can result only from formal nature liz, B.
ton or the exercise OF the rights Of Amer
can citizens Tho.e Who having made dccla
ration OF their intention 70 become American
citizens. stopped there. have 10 xise lost
their position foreigners.
ith-The son Ola uaturalifed foreisaes is
an American OF fnli blood Il he be born
after such naturalization
alh-But IL he be bern previous u Il. aud
particularly II born in his fathers former
country. he retains the fiEhs - eheoss he
tween the tea uailo.alltles. u the period If
hi- unworthy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20


IL il perfectly plain. is appears 20 "a, un
less some unforeseen circumstance prevents.
that the battles at Richmond have 10 be
fought over again. ~ AZ Manassas. as at
Corinth. - now at Richmond. our brave
troops have sanquishcd the enemy, but. for
the want Of proper gcncralship the indepea-
denco and peace which each of these victc-
rics ought to have achieved are lost TO u.
The forces OF the enemy are unbroken. aud
they will return TO the struggle for our sub
jugation. with heavy renforcements. Prosi.
den Lincoln calls on the United States for
three hundred thousand more men. We
have not doubt they will be raised. With
starvation TO the aboring population on the
one hand, and money on the other. the army
OF the United States will be recruited. The
army OF the Confederate States must be re-
cruited also; bat BY what means We sec
but one resource, another Conscription law,
calling into the service all men between the
ages Of thirty five and iorty-fve or fifty
And this ought TO he done At ance. and the
Confederate Congress be Immediately con
yencd together TO accomplish il.
We have never been able 10 see why the
conscription law was limited 10 men of thir
ty-hye years OF age. Napole0ns Old
Guard consisted OF men between thirty five
and fifty years old Soldiers OF this age arc
more encurable. more unconquerable. Con
scription IS the iairest possible way Of ob
tanning soldiers for the service. IL operates
equally upon ALL and puts the high and The
low, the rich and the poor. on the same foot
ing.
Failing IL take or dispense the army Of
Mcclellan. there was one other ~ BY
which the war might have been closed
prompt and Immediate adrance on Washing
ton. But We see that. up 10 this time. Gen
eral jackson IS unable, for want of troops.
10 assume the aggressive. he cannot attack
General Pope. lt seems 10 US that we are
re enacting the Manassas tactics over again.
So we suppose the Northern people will be
allowed full time 10 recover from the stunn-
| ing effects OF our late victories, and will
again throw Immense hosts upon for our
subjugation; and we must gather hosts to
meet them We DO not doubt the result
but il is grievons pity that our troops have
never had a General TO command them with
skill and energy enough to make their
victories decisive of any result beyond q
a mere temporary repulsc The inefiiciency
OF our Generals renders another hecatomb oil
martyrs necessary &c the establishment OF
our liberties and independence. lie is the
greatest error that, by not fighting, we save
| life. A vigorous. active warfare. carried OF
by such men as Jackson and Price. would
long since have ended the war, and have
saved tens of thousands OF lives Will We
ever have such CHARACTERIZATION Mer-
curyJHly 30.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

The orders FROM the War Department
ssaed short tine since provided that If the
old regiments are not filled with volunteers
by the Is, of September. a SPECIAL draft vii
he Fe.sFsed TO tor that purpose THIS DAFT.
eil consequently. he in addition TO the dralt
tor 900 600 mca and ia addition also TO the
levy OF 800 900 volunteers. Il We can Judge
.rosa the lest authenticated reports. IL will
require a, lcas, f,ro hundred thousand al
di,iona. men to III M the old regiments \
special dram cor his purpose viii be issued
hv The - of September 1, will be drafting
500 O0o men in addition to the 500 600 vol
uaseers. making IA al -lo.o9a fresh troops
Adj 20 this Immense force the troops new
IA service. and i gives "a "a um, ef. II
.sast, .eoo. 600 soldiers
The state JeHraal sa!s that isNil require
- 900 men 70 gu up TIE Oh regiments Ieorn
Indiana a.oac--ous State pa; IN the sen ee
sboGt sixty thous.nd ct her men AMI i nov
appears that moro ihaa one third Of them
have been rendered anh, Cor service by
isca<e aad tie s~ori. and still the sacrshce
must 70 On.
Ne believe that ta- immense arms When
equipped and IN the Geld. viii be able 10
-accessfuil, destroy thc last ,es,ige of Tie
rebellion. il properly naaaeed Bai IA the
use Of this iore. i where the trouble mas
be expected The resources Of the Federal
Government ate taA, sad available bat va
les skaIfaliy applied ne are destined 70 be
ra.nci The resources 81 no nation ATE -
vsst that thex cannot be exhausted Present
appearances .adleats hoseses that We shall
succeed With this force "a DESTROYING he re-
eellion-but Of this - maa noi be to
sanga.ns Tho febe, government 49, near
y Diil'en Sighting men 20 49, limits. is.ciad
a. Is present force Ia the acid. The
leaders OF that gorernment Nil wsthoas
loabi cAil lai0 r. service Ell IL available
men. Cor the destruction Of ShisA ne M.
haseto make other esofmoa. ievic. Th.s
matter : merely Qassl.oa u res.asss. 4.
tire sslOs Of the trooF- ~s.1 tie KIN ossAs
seasua Oh either skie ate las s4lae =
whea the r~asrsi Governuseus exsse-l- tiss
resources Of the rebel.. then the vafalli
.ua and not before Thelr ashsias sse...
nearly m,llioa N numbers uln have - be
DESTROYED. Tins IS Tremendous tax. bus
must - aseomflished fos he ak o. Eetee
and constitutional liberty
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

A Union Convention will be held at this
rlace on Saturday tie 3o'h of this month,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
comfy Offices. The Convention viii bold
+, session a 10 o'clock 4. ofthat day
Hon. .:s,eph 4 wrigh,wiIl address the Con
,en,ion an MI those who NAV gather to
hear MIN IL will be the largest political
sstheriag ever he'd 10 Vigo County Let
every Union mln IL the District come to the
Convention. and hear Governor Wright dis
eusa The great questions involved in the
pre- sent crisis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

AMERICAN AFfAIRs ~ CASApA-EsFEcTs
on THE DRAFT The American influx still
continues at this port. The Wolfe Island
ferry steamer brought over a number Of
young men on Friday. who had fed from the
Jefferson county shore in small boats. The
Picrrepont brought full cargo Of these un-
willing conscripts from Cape Vincent ut noon
In the States Young men arc said TO be rush
ING 70 the frontier with all the haste that
they can well make IN order 10 preserve the
secrcsy O; their movements. The yonihs
who escape to Wolfe Island under cover Of
the nighl are evidently afraid OF either vigil
lance committees or passport oiders.-kiag.
sion NflrS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

Il o. ahoat sunset. on the evening Of the
N inst ghc skt presented = strange and re
mafkbis beautiful appearance a pcttect pho
usmcuou The hole surface u The Ky
seemed q be asentfeAd allh the tel, ehse
and h.-c--a regular star spanEied banner
f.stne viih he her s,n. aud 80 stripes grad
milt dltelkue "A L rose % he 1ea',h. unlll
- a.1qa rcttiy covered the Whole heavens.
Car people eszsi Ga the heavenly spectacle
wish eondes aud delight. many Of then bal.
lnE . e. IN ounen Of good - tho cause % the
pnion and freedom -GreHd Rarsds Mo-
rasls OIL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
Prom the Albany Evening Journal.
NEVER MIND.-


What's the ass q always ffctiiae.
A. the trials ~e shall find
Ever strewn along eur pathway
Travel n. and ''xevef Mind"
Travel onward. working. hepplox.
Cast 10 l.ngs ring gisfce behind
A ihr trials oaee en- e,ut-red.
Look rhssd. and .xeser Nlns.-
What + past. Is pat souver.
iei all he fretting b. rcsigisd.
u VII never help the matter
- 500. best 80 .'N.vei Mind
An. u. th.s-e = b. iaish' he.fieai sou.
Whom 'he ties Il nsinfs bind.
shoai1 rs;ass :. - their dafy.
Look - Heaven an .Ssyss Mind %
TIirrdiy verde are o;ten spoken
Nhsn lac feelings are unkiad,
Take a EN- fes th.ts real value.
Pas, Them ty. Ad Viewer Nini "
Fate may threaten. eiout, may iosfl,
Fne1.ies msy . uhintd,
II Jour trust in God S .tsadf,sg,
~, viii help yen. 'Never Mini"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
\ s,uihesa snob's upiniaa 81 Con-
mon >ofdicr.

mon >ofdirf.
The Richmond Correspondent II the
Charleston Courls' SAYS.
iour uaedacaled soldier. IN he contrary.
i ALWAYS complaining lie crunt. ~ a
scratch. imaeincs he is going 70 lie eth cv-
cry tea bite. makes much ado about 2, nth
i1g. gives trouble q the nurses. always
wants something he can't get. and swears
nppmsls because his attendants don't fur
nish him Tea and toast. icel lemonade. and
all tho iaruries % vhich ke dreams Go
within "a inches Of he person. sna he Wells
At koc Ike a madnan Tor fear thtt ron msy
touch him. aud on The whole lie : Que o. the
most dislgreeablc and dirty subjects shleh
either surgeon or nurse has - &C suntsr
lesang spoi's such men ~ these. aud re
SUMPTION that because tAey ate wounded
soldier they &eservc more thsp ever, =, o.
else. fttler, them ,.'ngt. set.h. sad aL.sl
lAts ia ihn D.. Aest degree
have seen strong heafis fsi.sas. barely
disabled refuse. though tt,. .afseens were
fsll 81 water. driuk 81 water n almost dy-
b.. me-. se.rs upon the bes, places ani
grsatest cam'olts. add entirely ignore ne
existence 81 cveryb otv cise hut their soni
less selves This j. uhat l ueAn b. The
dilicfesec. alaAss psrcepslble. betasen The
difference. al~ays perceptibie. between TIE
ignorant end intelligent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

LcYpTGAN EXrRkvAc ,NcE.-Dr. Thomas
" Evans. the American dentist OF Paris.
has ius, returned from professional y's:, 10
the Niceroy % Egypt. on board his yacht at
Woolwich The Doctor describes his High.
ness as a magniticent!y wealthy and liberal
and amiab'e prince Among his table ser
vice are plates worth $4,000 each a gold
ritcher. set with diamonds, worth nj least
$500 geo. and the Niceroys's tooth brush
alone. set richly with precious stones. IS
worth at least sat. 600; and the stand upon
which {, rc~is half that sum
II man cannot readily recognize merit. Il
j. very certain that he has none himself
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

-REW ARD Stolen from the
90 saheerlaer. 1ttn< ~ ~sekssa t.~nsilr.
owen ronrfy. iltiana. 81 he steRinE ~ Auttti
ftih. too nitrts described .. ie.ieus oaf susii
darrle gray mare aba4t Ia ,sars clc. ~it- star
ar,n right hint isE esus - stSk, s.f hiiri e
a. ere To ofhff irit hsy mare. ttsTs Cd.
~sn s1ra- bsf~sea = ani u hands Lish. sith
ssr 4 = lits .rat IL her foreheaf. Ne other rnsrks
81 fah~s n1N rtnerrtffed
lhs ai.sse re~asd elu - given So ~ fetafA ~
a. No.. 81 fsff = fhe fo- 1ry irf~fiirrtec
vherstv ptl~y us.y - rerrversd.
AZ kstrsss - atll. - Poland. Clay eouniy. In
sisr.. JONATHAN rowMAN
49, a iSsf-ff1-wfu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

NURSERY.

I HAVE PURCHASED The entire
Il Snrssry ,te<k q Mr.. Manly. karshaii, CLARK
ceunty. H.. snd am prepared % furnish al kiafs
- Irses ana ofnxmesfsl Shrubbsry 81 The lowest
casa pixies. Agis Tfess . snf site. ffom :
inch - : tsskss u diameter. and FRA ere 70 N
fsrs "a.
ysy-sfs y. VII swoKTH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

Relieving that the present crisis in our NA
t.oual affairs. call for the laying aside Of all
party Issues AMI party feeling, S"d that al
should unite for the support OF the Govern
ment ia SURPRISING this Rebellion. We
would invite all Union men OF Viso County,
u JOIN in a Mass Convention 10 be held at
Terre Haute. on Saturday August 30. 1862.
Tor the purpose of no minatiug Candidate for
the various County Offices 70 be filed At The
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

+. 10 speak At Sullivan on the 29th inst. a
er.at Mas Meeting Is 20 be held there n
hat tine. Let our citizens attend.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

Eksx 90 ma srArE - fssaasA
Dssxca At TrK<K Hsrrr. guiy II, is<1 /
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE per cent. has
= y he<a drrls4ex on he Capital sfecs e his
Pr sf.<h. psystfe - -tocfho,6ers % demand.
fRFsruS Hussff, Cash.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
approaching election

approaching election.
& r Hosford r Ohm
John II Barr John Ludow.c
Wa. Coats J EdsaIl
r W Watkins Il aiofiatt
Joan Abbott j A Cartmell
Lucien Houriet Il O'ReilIy
b kuppenheiner \ l. Foulke
" R.Mckeen W X Edwards
I IA Lowerre RW Thompson
fV Birhowsky NV 0'Counel
James Bell Martin Grace
! q Jones r Il Murray
i Hoffman Louis Seebarger
+ NJ Meredith VIM. Shuey
PS Westfall Samuel Whited
VI Joseph George + harrington
) ii Potter Edgar NJ Walmsley
o Wittenburg Ira Grover Jr.
Geo. buy James 5 Tut
W b Warren Augustus Arnold
John II Williams Jas. Il Blehess
Il Curtis Zenas Smith
Wilson Williams Thomas II Barr
isaac Ball X A Morris
Louis Duonweg W Wood
John W Irons en- Warner
Putnam Brown k j Sparks
G n Benight T. NJ Gilman
4 Hayes ID G Wallace
> Gully W Iuell
q W Mancour. l. q Warren
r Grub VT Stone
. T Hobbs ID Dcmng
T. l. Norcross W Watson
j W Morgan Booth
VI Turner j Kern
A NJ Mckecn III Hager
s 4 Gibbs Geo. WHays
Geo NJ Early { Walter
Robt A Kim Ira Grover
Willie Walker Lucius Ryce
Isaac NJ Brown + Schwingrouber
Charles Ep2ert : l. Southland
Moses Alshuier VI : Durham
II Musgraye : VI Wright
j r Gulicl ii Human
W NJ Sln otter Thomas ii Davis
Aug Ciasssen James Hite
) 5 TIMEX Joseph Cooper
\ kaufman II ID Scott
A : Donaldson
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
APPLICATION FOa LICENSE.

'oHE undersigned hereby gives no
i. iic' that b. vlli frply % The Board q Can
Comulsslsser. Al tAsir asst fsfllaf s1.laa - i
e-as-s - coll srrIfnors liquor iu L. qisfti-t
shss Quart n tine. Tho pTflnieff IN vnish ssia
hasots are % Be so,d are iocsisi 20 ~ y. p, 2
the city - Terre -uaus-. Harri.cn township. -
cssntF fndiaua, being uoisi kHesn - -
re- n safe Hou-s bfH HIM.
Aus. ~. 1ss1 -f3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
COAL! COAL!
NJ q w II Il M i.
COMBS \ BROTHER.

a. a. eo~as- .. - coNks
COMBS \ BROTHER.
Ayixg, reeeniiy gareA.ss4 ths coat nsn. s.r.
II II r-rrlr - ~sCnKE MT<ES-- one-
49, -tkr~e-qusrfer nfies west - ~ city,
rrsnsrei - fCfr,sh ~ cutens q Tsfrt.rsnis snf
$3.50. 80 ss-.1 srslels 81 weli-srresns4 coal
rrurss . suit tise.s rxFl1rus tlrn~-
We sre sise Agents 81 ne Highland. hrsril snE
FsrmsrshnfG Cesl ninea
So ors<rs lsfl ~ VIC, Ceanty sc.i~- a.
rsitsnca q elther preE<tefr-. NJ klckn1nz.<
Rsllrorf fRyuf, sta - allst 81 saof; retire.
tsxs - uikl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
DENTIST.


4 nn M0n LES WOOL WANTED. sns FOG
lVOsNVVp -hich I gill r-y shs high~st
price infCssh. a. my Leather Stefs,
n. la Main Street. fsfrs Hate. led.
usss 7estf Il A Erk>sTT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
pSIoN STATE TICKET.

tfI sKCRrTArY o. srATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE
.spfroE oF STAFF,
ALERT LANCE.
xRxseUKKa ~ STATS
JONATHAN s. HARVEY.
Arrea<rv CENTRAL,
DELANA +. WILLIAMSON.
.t.yvnrxrrxprxr or FrBLIc rxsTErcTIoS.
JOHN !. MORRISON.
seventh Coasrcssionn: District.
Eoa CONGRESS.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
tar rowuos i.LKks DISTRICT rRcsrer roE.
JAMES III. MOORE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
JUSTICE.
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Deslers..--
~ fhave Dwellings, and Store Rcoias iIrnesr ~
tavr.s excellent pisccs % sell sscds. which viii
trade 90 property IN rear T-rre Hsuse snd rsts
dirsssrre IL cash tFrlyta
= ukfBEkr
f-etsfkata H-ei fkfsff s~af
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

IIAAII-f = n I.ft-FFNAI.IN
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE MARRlED OR Co>f
TfNfI-A1lNs MARRIAGE
IL MANY AffkCfio<S PECULIAR To flNAf.A-
the fstract fuchu j. oneqGaiie ny any .A.r iaIte
a. IN ChloroSis OF Retention. lrlerrlarity Painful
ness, Suppression If Customary ksaeusl.a.s 4
cefaisd OF Scrfhoss state Of the Uterus eucorfhos
whites, Sterhty. and FOR all complaints irccsrt
q ;be whether arising ffom Indsoreion Habits
~ Dissipation. or In the
DECLINE OK CHANGE OF iIfr
SEE SYMPTOMS ARoNE
No FAMILY SHOULD Bk WITHOUT IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20
LAIR HOUSE.
FirstCIass Appointments
and 60. perfect adoption t. the wants - he
Travelling Public,
Modern Conscnicnces

VIII coa.Fsrs fasoret'y 18th any Hcase ia 9,
raartr,. east ~ w-st. All - he --latest ard mo
approved efih@
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-20

TAxE 40 soKx nAtsAE, MxECunY, ca tNris.S.>~
NFpIcISE ySrtrAsAsT AND DAs.ss ots p.ss.srL
HELNRoLD's EXTRACT RUCHu
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27

ed by Several Citizens and contained one
hundred dollars. Shortly afterward the
youth who begged me 10 take up the case
called upon me with all the money he could
raise, but showed him that had already
been paid, and refused his hard earnings
Before left town was guest at his we'd
ding-my fair client being the happy bride.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27
Eu-iFy tho Blood.
DR. WEAVEH'S
CANKER AND SALT RI1EUIi SYRUP.

DIR. WEANEIi'S
CANf<Ee AND SALT BIlEUTi SYRUP
EOR THE CURE OF CANKER, SALT
Il Rheum, Ery~ipelas, Scroluous Diseases.
CUtaneous EruPtion-. Sore Eyes ard every kind
of Diseases arising from an i'm pure state Of the
Blood.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINTEETH CENTURY.
1t is the prescription Of an Educated Physi-
clan, and all W no are afflicted with any of the
above named diseases. should useit wit hout de-
lay. 1t viii drive the disease from the system,
and when once out on the Skin, few applicl-
tons of
DIR. WEAVER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and you have permanent cure.
The Ccrate has proved itself to be the best
Ointment ever invented. and when once used it
has never been known to fail of eiiectinga per
manent cure ofO!d Sores, letter and Ringworm,
Scald Head, ChilblIins and Frost Bites, Bar
Blotches pimplcs the Fa e. Aud for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES.
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure
1t Should be kept in tho house of every family.
Price of Syrup 81, Cerate % cents per Bottle.
Directions accom- any each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers.
j. y. HARRIS Is CO.. Proprictors
For Western and Southern States: Cincinnati. O
To whom orders for the above Medicines ma
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Scaton d Broderiel5. lIaysville, Ky. |
G. g. Watson, Foster. Ky.
Grain d. Co., Hillsboro. Ky.
A. Boyd. Sharpsb1re. Ky.
j. T, Shepherd, Grayson. Ky.
Eli Dc Co. Catlctsbure, Ky.
j. H. Haskell, IL Son. Ashland, Ky. |
Hunter &c Maddox, Ripley, Ohio.