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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

THx National Inteliigeucer has perpetsa-
ted Joke Here Il i Ia the shape Of
letter said 10 have been wlitten from Fort
AcHenry. by DIR. Ives, tbs Herald CORES
pendent, and which miscArried, falling into
the hands OF our Washington contemporary:
Ny dear Bennett: AS yoa are the only
editor in New York whose eye Is single 10
The trumphs of individual enterprise. hasten
20 advise You Of the perfect success OF our
operations Here | am, safe aud sound.
thanks TO the suggestions ofour new Seero-
lary. Mr.. stanton. Yes. here am, ahead
OF all other reporters. Many Of them are
making great efforts to reach this place. and
may succeed; bull ara ak<ad' The VA
Department. with singular acumen. saw 81
once that was, from my pecu lar personal
qualifications, as we'll as from my connection
with the most powerful. popular. and potent
newspaper in the world. just the man 20 take
the lead IN this experiment. which has long
been contemplated, and which IL likely 60
prove OF great benefit IN bringing the war 70
n close.
Great deiicscy Was shown me VA lny jour
ney here. which was made as pleasant as cir-
cumstances would allow | was politely
waited on By several distinguished military
gentlemen and by than escorted here with
great pomp. Ia fact. had no solicitude In
reference to my journey satisfied that my
trusty companions would see rue safely
through 20 nv journeys end at all hazards
We left the city OF Washington in the mosl
pirate aud eoafdsnfial manner. The Jog
trot" chaps Of the Tribune and Times will bs
in high dudgeon at my unexpected achieve
ment and may aver that Il is not right for
me &c distance all competition, but the pub
lie kno,o il il right Yes, sir. I am the sol,
correspondent, and the Herald Is the sol
paper that understands and appreciates ths
sympathies and principles Of the gallant little
band who. no matter what may betide th'
fortunes Of outsiders, expect 10 be founC
here I'LL wild wars deadly blast is blown.
There are good many of your old friends
here, formerly your Southern subscribers.
They still cling 10 the Herald.
You will excuse any little lack of order II
the manner Of my letter, ns | am 30 much
taken up just now with the prospect Of N.
being elerafed soon-and everybody thai
knows me says deserve it--that IL NAV 81
pear incoherent
already feel invigorated by the bracinl
air which sweeps in from the ocean. Oh
food is wholesome and regular. No DANCE
n spprehended from any outside attack
while inside We are band of brothers.
anything should turn up among us vii
advise YOU.
Ever yours, Tux DocToR.
Z. S.-Please send me Wallach's Star
Its editorials afford me q great deal of edit
cation. DR..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

AT a meeting of Terrs Haute Lodge No.
10. of r. 1 A. Masons. held on the 18th in
slant, Thursday T H., the following reso.
buttons were adopted:
WHEREAS. the mallet Of death has again
fallen among Us and called from his labors
our brother wAIrER W. EAELr. who had
long been an esteemed member Of this
Lodge. and by his suavity of manners and
kindness OF heart, had endeared himself "a
all who knew him. therefore.
Rssslr<d That we will, as a Lodge attend
bis funeral and bury him with the honors Of
Masonry.
Rssolred That We will clothe our Lodge
in mourning iu token of our respect for our
deceased brother.
Resslr<d That the Secretary furnish q
copy Of these resolutions 10 the family oil
the deceased, With whom we deeply sympa
thise in their bereavement
R<soire6 That the Secretary furnish cop
les OF these proceedings also, TO the city pa
gers for publication.
Wx MACK,
VI. BYEEs, Com.
It. A. MADISON. J.
Joarnal copy
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John c. Breckinridxe.

John O. Breckenridge. late Vice President,
He publishes an address to the people, in
which he says
Il am utterly opposed to a reconstruction
Of the old government, or any measure which
in the renotest degree tends in that direc-
ton. For one. / shall never consent that
peace shall be made until the very last Of all
the enemies OF our liberty shall be driven,
not only from our kalloEed soil, but from
every foot OF territory which, rs its geo
graphical posit ion, naturally belongs 10 the
South"
That men In the position Of DsFis. Wise,
Floyd and Breckinridge should never con-
sent 20 peace except upon conditions which
they now clearly see 10 be impossible, Is not
strange Peace 10 them would be almost
equivalent 70 sentence for their crimes. No
man ever bad larger political promise before
HIM than John =. Breckenridge. While yet
a young man he had been elevated 10 the
second Office in the Union; he had been sup
ported for the FIRST by large and powerful
party In eyery State With the warning ex-
ample and fate before him ofone who, having
occupied the same high place, and possessed
with like unrestrained ambition, had con-
spired the overthrow of the Government,
Breckenridge deliberately joined the cause of
rebellion. To him peace promises no fut-
ture, except, at best. one Of utter infamy.-
He cannot even reckon on obscurity and
silence. His crime Is not that Of one ignor-
ant, impeiled by imagined provocation or
local Excitement, and 80 hurried into treason.
but with full knowledge and cool purpose. be
aims at the destruction Of tho Government
in which he failed 20 obtain the highest
place.
No punishment which the laws prescribe
can be too severe for him aud men like him,
whose selfish and reckless ambition has
caused unmeasured calamities Well may
he deprecate what All good men desire what
there Il reason TO believe very large nun.
Der Of the people OF the revolted States
would rejoice at. To him peace is about
another name for justice
ishment Missouri Democrat
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FrOm The Rutland W. Courier.

In looking over our files we find In the
Courier Of Oct. 18th. 1858. some remarks
made by JET Davis at the Maine State
Fair. with comments Of our own. all of
which must be interesting TO our readers at
this time The rAols 10 my country. !
lops IL ssiik al my Aearf. said Mr.. Davis. a
little over three years ago. while TO day he
hate that country. and Is the leader Of a
rebel and traitorous gang that are ready to
sell the Republican birthright, purchased by
the blood of their fathers. to the Princes
aud POtsntates of Europe
The following l. the article as il appear ed
tue Courier Of the date above named Read
Il, and ponder on The fraiIty Of poor human
nature
NoBIr SENTIMENTS The Hon. jefferson
Davss was present AZ The Maine State Fair
held q few days ago al Augusta. and in re-
sponse u a call and without preparation.
made speech which i spoken Of in terms of
comnendation By the papers in that State =
The following extract. which is al for which
We can find room. vii show that IL wss a
Union speech IN the best sense OF the
term
FROM the Different interests OF the North
and the South some pretended 10 see rea-
..ns why they should be divided Blu, be
sas Why. particularly for this. they should
add would &c united. The North With is
leaping rivers aud mechanical gcnixs. would
he manufacturing section. and the South
Vas = producer Of staples.
Behind this selhsh interest. which formed
a bond OF union between the States. there
was the pride Of being an American eilizen--
the greatest country N the world. not rcck-
onsd by its armies and nsvies, bat by its re-
sources. the ssnias Of rs people, aud their
vii ADD power 10 DO What vii become a
free man The whole i my country. =
aid the speaker. love Il With al ny heart I"
(Tumaltoas applause Bat. said he. Il !
hsd no love Tor any Site bat nv o~n. still
I shonid be Interested IN the welfare AMI
prosperity Of Maine. for Il viii act and react
90 Nississippi. The hand Of nature set he
seal Of unity on this country. our fathers
.w il and embraced "a. and patriotism made
them Que forever. New England va eel
ebratsd fnr ifs manufactures. 80 much %
that Ingenuity had become Yankee char.
scteristic. The name ankse vas nov =
svuonYm Of enterprise sni intelligence
~hich vas oncs a tern Of rcprosch And,
said The speaker. Yen nav well Be prord
that you ara Ysnkees--iH the school house
"a the yahlic assembly. In the workshop. and
0n every sca New England vas celebrated
Cor the power q mind over matter which
makes our people great"
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The excitement and enthusiasm NANTES
led BY our people on hearing the news Of
the capture OF Fort DonelsoE. with the
whole rebel army. continued through yesssr-
day with but little abatement. We never
have. upon any occasion. Witnessed an ex-
element 20 intense and overwhelming -
Our people were literally wild With JOY. A
series Of brilliant victories have placed the
Federal cause far Ia the ascendant. aud that
Of the rebels In position from which it can.
not be retrieved by any means in their power.
At Fort Donelson the valor Of veterans was
displayed. and acts Of the noblest heroism
performed. The proves OF our arms viii
Gil the heart Of every loyalist with PRIDE
Ii Is the theme OF general praise. Our
brave troops have restored the emblem Of
our nationality upon the soil Of Tennessee.
where IL viii wave Ia majesty forever. The
enemies who have 30 long scofed at Il. and
de6ed It's power, have been overthrow and
overwhelmed with defeat. Our forces In the
victories of the last few days have taken
nearly twenty thousand prisoners. the lead
ing rebel Generals. and all their munitions of
war. The result Of the whole matter Il,
that the power Of the Confederate Govern
ment il destroyed forever It's humiliation
Is now only a question Of time.
But amidst the general rejoicing. our peo-
pie have not forgotten that grief. heart
breaking. overwhelming grief. Is carried to
many home. They have not forgotten that
the suffering OF many brave soldier requir-
es allevIstion. Those who have periled their
lives In the contest. and have been wounded.
will not be disregarded. Our people are
manifes,ing their eagerness to care for the
wounded soldier, by contributing money and
all neccssaries. for alternating bis distress
Let every man and Esmsn contribute some
thing. The soldier who. In the ranks re
gsrdlcss of his life. dehes death, and the
enemies power. Is entitled 10 the same praise
and gratitude ~ the General Who commands
him. The interest Of our citizens in this
matter marks tho deep feeling OF humanity
and interest 10 the cause. IL inspires the
soldier with nsv enthusiasm. and drives
away the cares Of his position. II adds new
interest to he cause. and anmates the peo.
pie with new enthusiasm in defense Of their
rights. Let the cause move on.
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The Expedition Co BioomeT, Gap
Under Way-Gea. Landcr's one ial
Report.

cAn cHAsE. PAw-Paw. "a. Feb. 10
Thirteen regiments, among which are The
9th. 7th. sth. 18th, 66lh and 9th Ohio. have
iust passed ON the direct road 20 Winchester.
j. miles distant. Whether they will 20 fur
sher than the Bloomery. 10 mics distant
where IL Is said there are some 1900 rebels
remains u be determined by the events q
the next eighteen hours.
The weather l. very 6ne. aad though the
mud : quite deep. the men march cheerfully
beeathins balmy, spring-like air. and feel.
ing tkat the God Of Battle Il smiling on our
holy cause; for they have heard OF Forts
Henry ana Dorelsou and Roanoke Island.
lours, "a haste. QUILL.
we attach 10 this Gen. Lander olKcial
report Of the result of the expedition
WASHINGTON. Feb. -.
The following ofhcisl dispatch from Gen.
Lander has been received AZ Headquarters
Paw Paw. Va. Feb ls--s p n.
Ma. GES Ono. b. NcCfEilAS: The rail
road vas opened 20 Hancock this morning.
also the telegraph. We hsd an important
forced reconnoissance last night which was
completed to-day. We broke up the rebel
nest AZ bloomery Camp. We ran down aud
'tft@fra srFtutrtn commissioned ofsrera
among them Coloueis Lieutenant C,lonel..
Se. We engaged them with ION hundred
csTslry. our Infantry we're -nt near enoush
q support he cavalry ard the eaenv We
retiring. VIC have II an seventy. frs ne.
cusss and k,lisd thirteen Of the enemv.
We have Io<t two men and s.x horses Al thar
6rst fire. ! led the charge IN person. IA
was = complete surprise. Colonel Carroll.
commanding The 5th or sth regiment, made
vsFy daring and saccsssfal rcoasoi,ance
inmediately Afterwards @ Cneers store
fsior Frotbsnxhsm i entitled % great credit
Tor building. under M difecsl n. IN four
heurs. 10 de4a Of nixht. si,ompi~te bridge
across tie Treat Cscapal. a an nnfreouenf.
"a mountain road
To colnu1s. Of two thooss.sl nen each
hsve marrhcd thirts two mile,, and our col
cmn ioriY three u,i!es since fouf o 's-lo,k ves-
trrstsy sfteruoou. hr~i1cs hrfirir~ fe~ river.
Taper that wsre akea from cur rfi,oner-
nd ~ cen recounoi1auce 20 tie south.
Trove tat this country j. clear. and Iackson
eBd Loring are IN Winchester. We orcapied
he Rloemery c.p I'D foint NILS. on &c.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says = special
dispatch from the oaiee Of the Philadelphia
fns4iyer announces that the city Of sasan-
nab, Ga. has been captured This news Is
probably reliable. a. Ne have information
from Fort Monroe BY rebel sources, that
battle had been fought near Savannah. and
that tie city had probably been captured.
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belief By Information from dessrsers that
Gen. Oassons brigade Was there. General
Dannlng has jus, arrived At New Creek IRON
Noor6old, forty nilcs south Of Romney.--
He has captured two hundred and twenty i've
beef cattle. ard broken up the guerrilla
haunt there. I've OF his men we're badly
wounded. and We killed several Of the rebels.
The enemy has lhns beea driven out OF this
department
+. ". LANDER,
Bfigadier General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Am - ~ eN o
THE Original, Celebrated and
Il World Renowned American Man In Miniature.
GENERATION THUMB
Smallest man alive, Al the
G1Tx SCHOOL HOUSE.
rerreHsuse. Positively for Two Days only,
Tuesday s. Wednesday, Feb. 25 ~ &C.
On Tuesday ono entertainment only, evening at "a
o'ciock On "Wednesday two brilliant entertain
ments; Afternocon Al O'Clock. ann Evening AZ y
o'clock Doors open half an hour previsus-
The Little General will sppear In all his new and
wonderful impersonstions. Songs. Dances. Greeian
statues. &c, &C, asssfsfed by
Mn. W. TOMLIN,
The Great English Baritone and Bufo from ire No
biiities Concerto, London,
Ma. ". DE WERE,
The Eminent American Tenor. and
Mr.. q. C. TIrcOMB,
Brilliant Pianist
The General viii ride in his Miniature Carriage
from the Buntin House 10 the Hall previous TO each
entertainment.
DMI5SlON.-Day Entertainment 20 cents; Chill
dren under ten, l3c. schools admitted liberal
terms Fveuing Entertainment, l5c; Shildren under
ten lcc. Reeerved Seats 2sc.
febl7dtd ALFRED cATEIY, Business Agent.
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IHr telsgraph, ss vel a. our skchsht~'
bring Us the intelligence that In sli the
cities. towns and villages. in the whole
county. the Widest enthusiasm vas mani
tested by she people on the receipt OF the
victory At Fort Donslson. In many places
business was entirely suspended, and gen
sral iubiIstion took place.
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1Hr Richmond Despatch thinks thinFs al
90 better n the Southern confeieraey When
de rsEniag gear Is "a order. The Louis
vile DeDocrat T. - cYinicn thst sAe 6ve
thousand rebels vhn frrfnsly yamosei frcm
Fort He-ry fcu-a 80 rs~sssg $3.50 ~ capital
order
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TRUMpS. A NOVEL By GEO.
\ ". CURTIS. spIrndialy Illustrated BY Boppln.
MaCAULAY'S HISTORY or ENGLAND
yd 5th.
THE WITS AND BEAUN on SOCIETY
~ ths sntlor q ''Qrecrs q Socicty."
spieivH AVN BucKisGHAn's
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rsouttSs GREES. feb l..-Aassres s4Y
Gen Mitchell captgfcsl Eve locouotises 81
the desoi. an1 scattered the la of The reh
~ls. killing some II BY sheils
Great excitement aud reioicing tese a. she
cap<grs % Fort Doaelson. "a hooor 81 whieA
q supper i giseo a. the Cali donse Ibis eve
plsr 70 tsp. Buell. apt ssab s0d otbes OF
Ssrs !. lbs CITY.
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HOGS.

1Se2 Hogs, packed at the pack
1OUC ing House Of Paddock. Aaxn Co..
Terre Hauts. for sale. Enquire Of
r. NARKlE,
Ellsworth Post 0rice, yigo County, Iadisna.
leblsdiw
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DIR. D. 90. ueIean's Volcanic ~.
f.ipimeut.

Tax BTsr ExtfaNI n rar CALI. ,sx N.
CA BEASr.
@rhousAuds II human beings have hses ssve.i . a..
OF decrePtitEde and misery. by the u tAi- Iva
nabe lnimen. II viii relieve PAIN air 81 lnssr.
taneotsly, and II VII clean@r, party saa tie
fouless SoRE IN an incredibly sboFt ums. krLKAN.s
VOLCANIC OIL lISIAESf will relieve te most 4.
yeieraie cases Of khfum alsm. Goui. a. SeuraiEs
For Paralysis. Couiractec Mnscies S-lffsss 81 rs-s
an the joints, Aassies l1gsgneass - vii l.-x
er fail. Two applications will cure Snss fhros,
Headache ksrsrbe. foF Burns or >ca-1s ~ an,
Pain. Il + inf4liihis relnea3. Try ~ n1 20 81.
hnd i a. udispens i'ie remr6J. hep u away. ~.
hsn1
PLANTERS. faRnkI-s ~ aay CO a.vi1.-, ob-fs-
OF horse, VII save mosey b usinz x.t~sn's -
cahic O. lininsnt. IL l. tpcs1g AID infalss.
care Ia I.Alia Sprsins Chals@, S~~lDrEr LAM L
Spesney, Sores. Wounds. ST. .sebs@ .lls sxtei1-
eiSeascs. Try u, spd you viii be eonvtrsr-.
DIR. y. ". ucueaUs Sole ffopr,s.4.
jaetwis saint s.,.d. :.
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GA IINKs COMPLAINT. 1lzo<xs-ss. xKADxCru -
There never has been . C&TuAElC uet.css
offered 20 the public that hss given surh entire "a
isfartion - hclean's Universal Ptlls
Being entirely vegrtabis. fhey are pcffe..lv lrrs
Cent and can be taken by the most tender infant: vps
prompt sud powerful ~ removing al nslious s-cre
tons scdo impure. fcfid MISTER from The slesn sr.
In Tact, thcy are the cuiy pills thst should be us~
malarious District.
They produce no griping. Sickness ~ psin n -.
stomach OF bowels, though very active ADD sesfrbln,
m ther operation. promoting healthy sacrctoDs q
ne liver and hidnsys. Who viii suffer from hillos
ness. headache ald foul stomach, when - cheap .
remedy esn be Obtained. Keep them eos1-ts1tiy -
hand; single dose TAKEN en- seasoa mar pr,ysn
hour. days and mouhs 81 sickness. Asa lof III. !
III. Mci4ean's Universal Pill. Take no clhrr. Bin
cosied. they sre issteles. Pre- coly - cents -
hos snd can be sent by mail "a any par cf lhe &
J. X. AcI-EAN. Sole Proprietor.
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LvMs

IN EARNEsT.-All persous kuow-
II - lAen,clres - ie infsbfss 70 "A. s.lh<r w
co.. We are dele-uised % c1ilfct nd psffies
isirresied uiii dswsll 3, he'll th.s ssrnire
We haze a bssl = lN<Es ziesk . esss5nsd luz-
Cash Only,
A. uron thlz rrirrlgi~ -hsl % taslhes "a fllnTe
u. 4. IoPfk<G A CO.
Gars sni 01ses oaisFtTtiie 81, neFiA e csasi
Decsuhtr IL. ttwln
fJsur1si rs7T3
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BANKING.

BANK or THF STATE 90 fNLLANA.
Branch 81 TeFre- Hsoss, JRo. Is, lSa1.
4 DiFtpEED q Ire per cent has been declare.
n. The C~Fissl Stocs q tbs Branch. psystls q
sssi:!Ts~. fEzsTos HyssET, csser.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm of Tuell, Ripley d Co.
Il Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
outstanding Indebtedness must be immeditey set
tied. W. b. TUELL.
Nm. PADDOCK,
feb u, 1s6a-du CURTIS 1. RIPLEY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

H. yca wani yOur dslirsse, sicklsy, psz.y shlIars
y b healthy. utrorg and robu~t'-sheo xsse A>aS
Aelsan'e stresgthnE Cordi<l. f<es 10 sres-sns -
zach bosfle.l a. IL delicious 20 take.
One tshie-spoonfui. taken evsry Do<u.x.x. fx..r-.
y sare preventive against chill ssd fs~sr. ycl.oS
lever. ehoers OF any rrevzlkng disease. -
SAtTf0ff-B<~Sre II Drsgxinls or tesl.r~ ~
may Try 70 palm upon yea eotue q Bitters O. s---
aapsris which they can buy cheap By saying n =
Just a. good There are even men BASE eno1xk 4
steal part q my nsne 10 duh fhe.r VILE ds>or
tons. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and thssr n.
lsinous compounds Ak for Dr. J. N. NcIaAns.
Strengthening Cordial A1i Blood Purifier. TAI .
noshing else IL is The only remedy thst will parff,
SrRESGTHEN and fSSiGoRATE the Who'll. o-s.os-
sstien II is pat up In iarse bostiessl per HolI !,
or flx bottles Tor g..
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nR. ID. G. WALLACE offers his
~ Professional services 10 the citizens q Terre.
nznt< and surrounding connfIy.
0ffICE-foar docrs west q G. W. patFick's Drug
Store.
RFsIDEScE-on Swan. between eth and 7sh
streets. noiedw6m
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HENRY ID. MANN, PHYSI-
III CLAN and surgeon.
ofFlCE-Bsrr's Block, Corner Of 9Th ard Wabash
streets. Icrre- Hsuse. Ind. Dec. ., 1851. dly
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BY using Chappslls Hyperion. Ladies snf Ceufie-
CHAPPELL'S HYPERION
that will curl Straight HART
The Only Article that Srsa Carl tas Hair
In Glossy Curls.
In Sunny Curls.
In Slken Curla,
In Auburn Curls,
In Flaxen Curls.
la Flowing Curls,
In Waving Curls,
I'm Beautiful Curls.
In Luxuriant Curls.
In Raven Curls.
II makes the Hair sof and Glossy: Il Invgorstea the
Hair Il beauties The hair, Il Cesnses the Hair. Il
Is Delightfully."- and ExQuisitely
PERFUN MED
The Hyperion doeo not in any way interfere with the
| Natural Softness OF the Hair.
II neither scorches nor drics II gives the Hair son.
thrifty appearance; il prevents the Hair from
FALLING OFF!
II is the only article ever yet discovered that will
Curl straight Hair
In beautiful curs. without injury Hair or scalp
The Hyperion has been before the public hut
about ak months, and in shat short period
Of time 81 has been tested by more than
One Hundred Thousand Persons
And they all universally testify that the Hyperion Is
the Greatest Besutifyer oferod 80 the Ameri-
can people.
The Hyperion can be so applied Is 10 Cause the
Hair 10 CrEL for DAY, OF for one WrrK. or Tor
one MONTH, or for any longer period desired.
The Hyperion Is the only article in the world but
what csn be ccunferfeited or initiated by unprinci
Piled persons To prevent this. do not offer Il for
sale At any Druggists IN the United States. There
fore, any Lady or Gentleman who desires the soft
lulnriant Curls and who desires 70 beaniIfy them
selves by using the Hyperion, must inclose the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

The prayer meetings Of the various church
es. the names of whose pastors are subscrib-
ed, will be omitted "Wednesday evening.
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THE STORE on Main Street be-
n longing 20 Mrs. keillcrrup and occupied by J.
c. walter will b. for rent on and after the lst Of
March. In my sbscnce inquire Of W. L. Hendricks.
Nd. GRISWOID.
i.naedtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19
FOR RENT.

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