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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-22
SKEED ADDLE.
The Macon T legraph contains the following eXc=E
lent parody LongielloNs lzcelsior which i says
was picked up in the enemy camp rear Richmond


snt parody On Longfellow's 'l,zcelsor which, i 81
fas picked up in the enemy 5 camp rear Richmond
The shades cf night we're falling fast
As rough Southern llage passed.
A youth, who bore, not over nice,
A banner with the gay device
Skeedaddle
His hair was red his toes beneath
Peeped, like an acorn from ITS shes'h
While with a frightened voice he sung
A burden strac &c 70 Yankee tongue
Sseedadde
lie saw no household fires, where he
Might warm his tod or hominy
Beyond the Cordillerss shone,
Aud from his lips escaped groan-
Skeedsddlel
90. s,av." a cullered pusson said,
An on dis boso n res your headi
The Ocioroon she winked her eye,
But still he answered with sigh
Skeedaddlei
''R wsre. Mcclellan, Buell., Banks
Beware of Hsllecks deadly ranks,'
This was the planters last goodnight,
The chap replied, far out of sight
Skeedaddlel
At break Of day as several boys
From raine, New York, and II inois,
Were moving SourhwaTd, in the air
They heard these accents Of despair
S6eedsddlet
a chap was found, and at bis side
A b. tile showing how he died
StiH grasping in his hand Of ice,
The banner with that strange device
SksedRddlel
There In the twilight, thick and gray,
Considerably played out, he lay
And through the vspor gray and thick,
a voice feN ike q rocket stick
Skeedaddlei
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RUyAWAYS CAVGHT /!

THABLEs AMI TON, belonging TO W. s. Ball Of
~ Memphis Tern, runaway from Lew. Ei- g's, near
st0ut negro six feet high large vii kcr thirty years
Old ana bsek Tom Is yelow, gmal gos.es, and SUIT
terz while ts-kng.
J. &. sJNES, She-f # and Ja.lor
fv5-1Rw3ue Pa-ola county Effzs
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Personal.

TgFORBiA TION Is wsotsd of the whereabouts OF
4 HENRY TgLDEN, Of Caat. G0Ihsm's Batter,
Gen Parsons Brigade Mis-OI State Gusr6. he left
Memphis Just p eyiou tn The suivaf cf The Pecerals
a1d has bern heard Of siuce Any in Omation con
cernng him VIII be thskfu II received if addresfed 10
lis brother al Abbeyile Miss G. B. TILDEN,
iyE-5sE Ii. GOihsms Battery, M. 5. g.
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FORBIDDEN TO PUBLISH TIE STOCK MAR
KET.-While am upon Stocks l may remark
that the editors Of the New York evening news
papers of Thursday, the 81 inst, were warned
by the superintendent of police not to Pablish
that day the ordinary money articles. That was
the day we were first fully advised Of the disas-
trous results before Richmond. Never before, since
New York was a city, had evening papers omit
ted 10 publish the stock market Bankers and
brokers were in dismay; bu. the public were
prevented from knowing till next morning how
much public securities had that day fallen.-N
T. Cor SyrGcuss Courier
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THE CORN CRoP.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting the Hon. Simon Oliver, of DeSoto, who
has just returned from tour eastward. Major
Oliver brings sad intelligence Of the effects of
the drouih in certain attitudes. The crops are
past all hope in the vicinity of Montgomery,
including strip Of country extending east aud
west sixty or seventy miles nOrth.-HiSsisSip-
plan.
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JATLOR,S NOTICE,

NONHITTED 70 the jail Of Pa0o'a county, two Ne
- GRO MEN. who say their names are PHILIP snd
JIM ard thai they brlo1E 10 Robert Adams. q TsIs
hsehis county, Mississippi Both CO. Per colbred
The owner can ind them in Jail a. fh placs.
j. Il JONES, Sh-riff and Jailor,
Tvs law3Hf Pamela county EitH
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RTEAHAY CATGHTl

COMMITTED - he isl Of Pamela CJu1t7. q YET-
~ Low NEGRO MAN who cpIs Iis usne LEN,
and says be bslo0gs 10 Henry Strdsr o. Tslabstehe
eouoty7 Mas Len has long carly hair thirty yesrz old
and ave feet six inches in hight
:. H. JONES Sheriff and Jsilor
fg-ET Q--H
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AdministratorJs Notice.

V7HEREts. letter. r adzntn;s.reticn CT the e-tsie
w Of K v. 7 ziieH deceased, were rrsn'ed 10 the
under-igned at the July seru, A D 1862 OF the Pro
bate Court Of YslohuFhs county State Of Ms iss Dpi
on TIE 7th Ssy Of fsid mout notice is efJre
hereby Piven requesting al PERSONS having claims
against t. estate cf sad ceeessed exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner ard vii hin the
time prescribed ty law, or they VIII be forever bsrred
MARTHA IA RES,
Adfniusirzfrix.
J. j. FARES.
fyl4IsW6H Adu ioistr ato-
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A NOBLE WoMAN.-A gentleman Just from
Nashville informs US that the wife of Rev Mr.
Baldwin, Of "ArnageddOR" fame, advised him
to rot in prison rather than take the oath Of
allegisncs, ct Andy Johnson's command, and
said that if he were TO take the oath, she would
never live With him again.-KH01viHe Register.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAIISl

POST oFFICE-GRENADA, MISS, I
JUSE oath, 1862.
TR0POSALi VII be received 70 this ofH e fo- csr1v
III ing the mails the following routes for fos r
years, from sni sitter The frAt day Of July next;
Route $50. (7454.)
Fr,m Grenada by Providence, Steam MGls ls.Stzteland
Caisrets Oakley, Belle f5utRine and Mount VISA 70
Hok keuliuden s. miles ana back once a week
Lesve Grenada Mondsy at A n. Arrive at Hoheniin.
den day by 10 P. ~
Leave Hoheuiinden Ju-sdaY al A. n. Arrive at Gre
nsdR dsY by 10 ?. n.
Route 643. C7459)
From Grenada TO Troy miles and back once a week
Leave Grenadt TLursdsy al G A. y. Eir-ve sc TROY
E2as DAY by A. NJ
Leave Troy Thursday a n. Arrive At Grenada
same day by P. M.
". n HANKITs, p NJ
ig24lsEAE Grenada, Miss.
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Adminigtrato15s Notice.

VHHEREAS, letters cf sdmiajs;rat.. on tie estate
w a john Jonly, oecas. - wera graz ted to the
dersgued q the July term, a ID. l562 Of The Probate
Court Of Nslohushs county, Sise 81 Mississippi this
fhs 7h Of said ninth fhis not &c Is therefore here by
Eive1 qusstiTg all persoLs hEvrg Claims against d
estate OF said DISEASED 10 exhibit tee ard have
fhsm Jegsfsred IN tie an1 within tie time pre-
leribed by law, O. th = viii be 70 ever barre d.
GEO. w. tONLY
iyI4Iaw6w A6minigIator
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
The Draft.

Alter this week 40 more volunteers VIII
30 received for either the nine months ser
sice. or the three years service. ihdiana
will very nearly ell her quota of the draft
sor 300 900, with volunteers. Volunteering
/, going on rapidly. and by the close Of the
week. ne believe. there vii, not be more
thaa two or three regiments lacking to make
her quota Of the draft for 300. 600.
The draft TO fill up the old regiments will
DO made soon after the lst OF September
Il requires about ~ 900 men to fill the old
regiments up to their maximum standard
When tho entire quota Is filed. the Govern
men, will have the enormous force Of $50.
900 soldiers. With good generalship, this
immense army ought to sweep the rebel
government from existence in very short
time. Bu, II We are to have a continuation
OF the military operations in Kentucky and
Tennessee. "a they now exist, the govern
ment will need half-miilion more men IN
the course of the coming year. But let NJ
hope that matters will improve IN those To-
calities. a. well as elsewhere.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
Camp

fooA iix GRIM II im Greens troubi--.
caused by whisky and secession. have not
been ie~ nor very Tar between. II ups
and downs a year sro are a. dsy familiar @
eur readers Il = ss1 that receutiy. while
AZ Wssaiagtou he received sale c.saiaet
from Secreiuy Seward. AMI had jest reached
home vheu his OF ifieua-. seFrillas.
nabbea him a. A Iaion lhey put
hlm asiride OF a bare backed horse. and
iorced him - ride AZ brisk trot. When
his cap.ag- stopped % nke neal. they
would falc.y toss him piece 81 bacon
and bread. accompanied hy the caArssst
ea'ihets AMI jccrs. lie was constantly
macked a fer ~ faithleSSncs~ % the
ssccs.iea cause and turning % The Union
SIDE How long they intcaiel - keep him.
o. vaat they propo-ed - 10. be does not
koos. AMER being hell pisonef tor ,en
DAYS. the gang Who had hIsa ia charge 49,
att.ekc.f bs Col. NcNe'l. aa.l "a their retreat
he ex Senator wss ct beaini. lie i'm
proved &c ofp8gtna.ty AM made bis escape
o. fcct - y sufceiio -Qxiacy Ntig
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27


The Richmond correspondent Of the Gran.
ada Apseal. speaking OF the aid and comfort
rendered the rebels by Northern sympaihiz.
ers. says
The number Of these Southern sympathiz-
ers in the North il evidently on the increase.
Another series OF such victories a those
gained by Jackson in the valley, a1other ex.
cursi0n Of Jack Morgan into Kentucky.
another such change of his base line that
effected by Mcclellan five weeks ago. will
inaugurate a considerable peace party in
Yankeedom. OF which it Is just likely
not the New York Herald will be he organ.
Las. year. such an article that recently
Published in the Newark IN. j Journal
would not have been tolerated by the mob,
nor by the Cabinet The Exchange of Bal
,inore, or the Daily Meas OF New York,
both suppressed by Seward. never spoke out
more boldly the language OF common sense
and real patriotism. Last year, such speech
as that lately made In the treason case Of the
Gordon's In Boston, wonld have secured for
the maker OF IL lodgings in Fort Warren.
Mr. Sennot. who uttered this speech. was
once in high favor with the Abolitonists.
he came 10 kichmsnd as their paid attorney
10 apvocate the cause of John Brown before
the Legislature OF lrginia, Was respectfully
heard al the bar OF the Senate, and returned
10 get his fee. But be had the boidness. af-
ter reaching Boston TO publish card decla-
ring that the utmost freedom of speech was
tolerated Ia Virginia. the defamers of the
state 10 the contrary notwithstanding, and
,ha, he bad been treated with courtesy
which he should not forget. and this lowered
Mr. Sennot very much in the opinion of the
"friends of freedom" His speech in the
| Gordon case is significant o. a growing dis
content with the war at tic North. Let u
be true 10 ourselves let Us relax no otioF.
in our struggle for Independence; ana NE
shall ere long secure iI without foreign in
| tervertiou
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

incubation and praise for him. because he
has been true to his couatry snd IA enemy
20 III rebels. He has 10 friends among
thosc who ire battling to overthrow the Re.
public. None OF them will writo his biogra-
ply or presen. his portrait 10 the people. All
the praise OF rebellion has fallen alone upon
ID BRiSHr aud BEs. WooD. and the people
think Il has fallen on the right men
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27


The accounts which reach va By nail from
all parts Of the country. respecting volunteer
inv. are highly favorable IL ! almost Ger
tam TIA; 400 600 our ofthe coo. 900 called tor
bv the two orders lrom the War Department
are now ia camp. aud 4 i doubtful IL more
than 100 600 men will really BE- drafted as
ordered.
/, the State OF New York 80 have high
authority lor stating thar fully lO.UOO meE OF
the 10 .isa0 called 'or no~ in carap. or
these il i supposed GO 600 SIRE Cor the new
and ~ 200 for the old regiments. We re-
eret - AID that the south end Of The state.
including New York city. i very Tar behind
Tue northern and western parts Of the ~taie
In the number OF its volunteers
The aggregate result, however, 80 Tar. =
gratifying. A strenuous Effort between now
aud tho let 81 September viii do much to-
wards filling up our toll quota. Our itch
men have not been heard from yet. and sure
T " II 500 900 are required 90 ali up the
quota from this city oy volunteers. i vii be
+ forthcoming The people Of Philadelphia
have raised that amount by individual sub
s,sipiion<. sud New York should not be be-
hiudhana Gov NcRGk>. 4 SEEM. has de-
termined not 70 call upon the members Of
the Filth. seventh. Eighth. Eleventh.
Twelfth. Twenty second. Thlr.y. eighth. SIX
,y-ainth. or Scrcnsy frss-s4e three moaihs
mea nov serving--io bear their propcrtioa
cf The cral.- They Il seclss are - be con-
sdesed exempt Attic same time Their ser
vices arc not 70 be allowed lor uater the tao
ellis that Is 70 say. The city VII DC required
10 contribute - maay mea as though these
regiments lad MT soae az all This Ger
tainlv locks Unfair, and NC are sure II the
uro,er rsrrcsc1taEons are m2te az bead
quarters tbs injustice oil be corrected
AZ least bali Of tie three months Dea ~o1ld
ui.lingly volunteer 20 81 OF Their rine
rncatSs tire. L. ia he attended io.-N<ss
rsst Ws-if
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

FAcx present indications there will be a
very large crowd here on Saturday 10 hear
Gov. Wright speak. We hope 70 see the
Union men here from the adjacent Counties.
The people will come out to hear Governor
wa,euT without advertising that Mr.. 'oor-
bees will be present also. Tho friends OF
Coy. Wright resort to no frauds 10 get the
0 -opie out 10 hear him They have conf
fence in tho r,-n and will go to hear his
word. Of wisdom aud patriotism without 9th
80 persuasion. The County Convention vii
meet a, 10 o'clock that day for the purpose
Of DOMINATING Candidates for the County
oasces
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

THE undersigned hereby gives no
Il fice hat - Ell app.y I. she Doert = Cta.ois
Corsni <louss az sSsir rc=1iar scs<ica ~ y
esnss - son sg,iritso.s h41srs ~ hs4 4u4rnix
hss q-art a. . tinc- Tbs rrsarisss ca suleb SD
uQ11rs 4re % u SEA locaie9 G. los -. $, IN
- cry - TsFFe-Bsnts. Esrriso1 te~oselp. tiEo
NY. sn1.aEs, es.rE Bcfsl krqvu s- tos Tt
ss-l -aia Hczss" b-s. tltbS.
4HT Il t>l-est
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
DENTIST.

IN EARNEST Finding that
l. raIssppfehe nsson exists regarding The purport
q nv card IN tie Express, | give his assrrsnce
that have positively made ny arrangements %
remove gs1aesly frorn ttts city. srd sbaii i-aTe
n fs~ dsss. Ties. tbsrciOre, who hsse accoi ls
elfa ne uhethrr a debt o. credit. ~ill save both
themselves and ne much troabis 81 c4ilnx iuras-
di.tsiy All have them ssta. "a. Thos-, si-c. ~ts
~ish ny professional stfsicss ,bo1h cone Al CAGE
sd tnsks fhelr aseuents- oe-Ey Al sls.-
= atrs 1ty enzare1. - p S&fTa.
a.. 4. csf Dslts-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
STOLEN.

SC5REWARD.-stole" from the
cpSO subscriber. living IN Jackson I. wushlp.
owen county Indiana, GA the evening OF august
18th, tw o msres described as follows: One small
dappie era, mare, about 10 years old. Nth scar
upon right hind les, esus by kick, and blind Of
a. eye. The other light hay mare, years old.
well INSIDE, between IS and 10 hands high, w!ins
snail white spot m her forehead. No other marks
on either rCw remembered
The above reward will be given for tie retrrn Of
said nar,s haf OF the ssrc or any iLtelligeic &C
whereby they may be recOvor. a..
AO Address by Ea-iI 70 ard, Clay county, ~
einne, JONATHAN BOWMAN.
Aug. Ia, lsSs-did-wlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

TIE daf e. ~hlch President Lincoln uas
insas-FNe4-Nareh Z. ls6l-Cnised States
- PER csat sscrk cold ~ 93t<. Alter X
e1cssng ne pubic dss.t. rhi.h thea s.soaf Al
.ss3te0, 70 S3s0. coo ooo.- she -tes. :
,5v selling n he market a, So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
ANDREW JACKSON
Mai Gen. Commander

December -. 1874. Gen. Jackson issued.
in the French language, the following adj
dress TO the colore1 members Of bis army
"SoIpIrRs When. on the banks OF the
Mobile, called you 70 take M arms, lnyit
ing YOU to partake of The peril aud glory of
your white feliow-citizcns, expected much
from YOU. for was not ignorant that you
possessed qualities most formidable TO an IN
sading enemy. knev with what foriltuie
YOU could endure hunger and thirst. and all
the fatigues OF compaign ] knew well
you loved your native country. and that you.
a. we'll as ourselves. had 70 defend what nan
holds most dear-his parents. vie. children
aud property You have done moro than |
expected In addition % the previous quail
tiles I before knew yau 60 possess. found
among you noble enthusiasm. which leads
- the Performance OF great decd
SOLDIERS the Pces .dcut 81 me lnited
States shall hear how praiseworihy Sss your
conduct in the hour OF danger. aud The REP
resea' a,iyes OF the AmeFican people Will
give YOU the prAise,yoas exploits eHtitlo You
To- Your General anticipates them IN AZ
plauiing your n0b'e ardor
The enemy approaches. Us esse.s cover
our lakes. our brave citizeas sss rntct, aud
all contention has ceased among them -
Their only dispute =. who shall win the
psiEe Of 1alor. or Who the most glory. is
nobiest reNars-
"By order THOMAS BUTLER.
Aid-de- Camp.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
ALE AND PORTER.

y WEISS * co. are prepared TO
. furnish by the barrel. CT bottled for f&mi,y
and Medical Purposes
Alb. PORTER. CIDER. LAGER BEER.
Scotch Ale,
tQDasn Porter,
Phusaslphla Porter,
Dsytos Ale,
Madison Ale.
hIwa1ks Lsgel beer,
Cincinnati Lager Be~r.
chicago Lager Beer.
rDtf.ed Cider. &C., &C.
&. WEISS a co.
D. alers Ia Groceries s1t Fr0yis.-rs.
~. = Main street betwess IN "a q foorh streets,
tlA.sarsr TFRkN-HA UTs. ma
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
NJ n s z RY.

HAVE PURCHASED the eutlre
l. SuF-ery stock Of ur. Manly. Marshall, CLARK
ec1lty. Ia, and am prepared TO furnish al kires
- Trees aud Ornamental shrubbery a. Tie lowest
cash price, Apple Trees. Q; any rise. frcu =
lnch 70 ipchss IN dismsfer, and from one 70 "a
fNrs old.
yeyTtiy y fiA sNofio-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
COAL! COAL

NJ Q W r. i H 11a
4. c. COMBS. J.s. coNss
COMBS 4 BROTHER.
HAVING recently prrtl 1Erd fhe Coal rtp. tor
Il merly known Rs the "SCnFE MINES" CDe-
sud-three-quArter miles west ~ tho city,
prepared furnish the eifisers - Hsute and
vicinity, with good article 81 we'll srrrened coai
figures 20 suit these prr.lsus tiuses.
We are also Agents for the Highland. Rfsri sos
fsrrnersbnrg Coal Mines.
~ ordsrs lef at tho yiso County Scales o. at tie
residence az either proprietor, the kcs----.
Railroad D-p.s, Win b. sil-t sso-f poti9-.
Give O'si
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
~ Ihaxr Dwellings ard Store Eoo-u- II near "
soxus, excellent places 20 sell gDV4s. ~aieh vii
trade fer property 10 CT near Ter.e Hau.e. and psys
difference IN cash ApplytG
:. HARRggT,
d~sleik~kn Assl sstAif Aees
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

Tor SALE--One two-horse wagon
IL r<srly rsz. oas ooesfnr f.sve. rs<-iy Zee. 60
era sh@sI-x. Al a -eseA 81 sxes 2.xs for eosn.
re. nc1wcft AA1- tAtAAh.
Nx<tu<f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

Believing that the present crisis IN our Ma.
iional aiialrs. call Tor the laying aside OF all
party Issues and party feelings. and tina, all
should unite for the support OF the Govern
ment Ia supprcs-ing this Rebellion. We
would invite al Union ,nen Of vigo County.
70 join in Mas Convention TO be held a,
TeFrc Haate, on Saturday August 30. 1862.
Zoe the purpose Of nominating Candidates for
the various County offices 70 be Oiled At the
approaching election
r Kosfofd + Ohm
John II Barr John h Iudo~'ci
VIM. Coats A J Elsali
4 W Watkins b i MofAu
John Abbott J a Cartmell
Lucien Houriet PB O'Reilly
b kuppenhelmef ; l. F0ulke
" X Mckeen " X Edw arcs
7 II Lowerre Z " Thompson
fV Blchowsk, NJ " 0'Couuell
James Bell Martin Grace
J q Jones y Murray
/ I j Hoffman Louis Seebarges
I + NJ Meredith. VIM Shuey
PS Wedlall Samuel Whiled
VI Joseph George harrington
l : n Potter Edgar NJ walmsiey
o Wiuenbufg Ira Grover Jr.
Geo. & Duy James ; Tut
W b Warren augustus Arnold
John II Williams JAS. B Blebess
\ + Curtis Zenas Smith
Wilson j Williams Thomas II Barr
Isaac Ball X A Morris
Louis Duenweg w Wood
join " Irons NJ Warner
Putnam Brown X Sparks
c Benign; Z NJ Gilman
Hayes ID G Wallace
ES Gully " B Tuel
" Mancourt l. G Warren
Grub W T Stone
L Hobbs ID Demng
L l. Norcross ID W Watson
J W Morgan p Booth
s NJ Turner J Kern
A NJ Mckeen II Hager
5 Gibbs Geo. WHsys
Geo. NJ Early J c Walter
Robt. 4 King Ira Grover
Willie Walker Lucius Ryce
Isaac NJ Brown + Schwingrouber
Charles Expert l. Southland
Moses Alshuer u Durham
ii Musgrave SM Wright
+ Gulck z Huffman
" NJ Slaughter Thomas II Davis
Aug. Claussen James Hite
) Thick Joseph Coopee
A kaufman II ID Scott
A ) Donaldson
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
MEDICAL.
nFiNRoLD's GENUINE PREps
Ii TON.

III F.I III -
IL TON.
90, oo.,.vx,,,.-s..
dt'hLs SoSSkNlhsAfb
CululADfltlD kA1gACT bcCAu
Positive and srectrc krEledy
.. ps.sasss . lts LA ADA X KIDNEYS. CRAWL
snc DkOfslCAi sN flllN6s.
lhi1 Medicine lnersa-es ~ dover c. III. este.
~ Which The hA1kai or CAlcAkpls esposi-
'iofis, fno al loAAlit- IL fNltAbtNtNlS &e
reduced. a. well a. PAX And iAfIAsE slIos
an . Eeed for
AkS. NeaIS. ekchlLDREh.
hIshofD's hA4kAcT BucuJ
Tor NeAknessss
.Alis.s ,.on ces-e. haA.t. - Dissipation. Kari,
a1.r, n,,,, "a u.s. A.. m
in Sl 'Pe, ,,l q hsffi'of. Los q P.asr.
-. ~ ~ s.eme's' lacieeis - br-..,tng.
lsssros 81 e.. ,.aFeE.eiine.
,,ssv.r-.l .-..,,,., -la = II LAeis
80 Hancs Fln-l,,'s - 80.
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