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The New York herald., 1862-04-20

are very large. and Increasing. Newspapers
pictorah, pamphlets, magazines, handbns. en-.
cravings, photographs, pctusss, music Sheets maps
and nearly all kinds Of maasie matter packages or
rolled may be enclosed in these wrsppers Nothing
be more convenientto enclose newspapers pamphlets
10 friends in the army.
THE MORGAN vENTILATIN0 HAMMOCK TENTS
Colonel Broadhead OF the Michigan cavalry and Gone
raj Burnside have both approved Of the Morgan yenti
lated hammock tent having used than in their respect
i've II the soldiers from ground,
contact with which is tho OF so much sickness
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

this after British statesmen have finally made
up their minds that it would not pay to attempt
to break it up. When war with this country
was meditated in England then we were told
by all the leading British journals and British
statesmen that The blockade was totally
inefficient, and that nations were not bound TO
observe it. A change has come over the spirit
of their drasm
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

THn BLoCKADE-ADMssIoN or BRITrsH
SrATEsaAS.-Mr. Bernal Osborne, in tbs House
Of Commons, admits that there never was 80
extensive . system of actual blockade, and at
the same time 90 effective, ~ that which now
invests the Southern coast II is well TO SAY
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

the speculative railway shares shade lower Gold was
duh At lolksk Money very abundant st6 sac En
change DUH =, l12 " The export Of the day was
s6e6 900.
The cotton market yesterday was frm and about ma"
q cent higher. The sales embraced about 500 oaies
closing at &c. for middling uplands. small io' OF
middling New Orleans sold at SOC. Flour was again
heavy and lswer for most descriptions while sales were
moderate. Wheat lower and prices irregular wns
sales were limited Corn was In moderate request with
sales OF new yellow at size CSC. and Western mixed
In store and dslyersd at $50. 5sc., with some lots
quoted At 600 Pork was heavy, with moderate sales
al S2 rs Sl2 3TH mess, and $40 $40 20 Tor
prime Sugars were steady while the sales embraced
about 800 hhds aud 900 bags.Calcuta sale Of $500
bags OF So Domingo Coffee in bond for export was made
M private terms said TO have been at about 1876 cash.
Fraghs nrm bu. not active. Corn in bulk to LIVER
pool was taken a. od and wheat. In ships bags at ID
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

AMERICAN MUSIC HALL 44s Broadway.-JxaLou.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MiLLHRs.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
by our soldiers at Tybee Island, L. one OF
many proofs of this.-- ui@

DEAR sIss-You viii greatly obligs ms by informing
me o the status OF the ckade now and when
happens " Affect its effectiveness.
Very respectfully,
Your most obsdent servant,
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
THE SITUATION.

New York, Sunday, April 30, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL sS5 yrosdwsy.--SoSos
DANoxS Bu RLKsoUxs. Ac.-kED uSosE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Pittsburgh. Jan. 22d u
Bc have. noI.a.d is,,u..'s

Ihc Pailsd. lIha 4 ga IN speaking o the lat.
FL iniLor h.ll IL that CITY ~ the Pm kiln lnsu-
tate, say:
I no, c us medic mes. We are ,lssys 'rtremel
eaut ,ns, u less sa'i.fsd o. he m rits Of the = ticIs
Among those eAhin I'd l. 'be celeb. aied Holia Z,
BiIers. ni- msc c nc has teeu extens vsly nitro
cGcsd ~ ev ~ state n h- JniO-, End IN o the I an
salan Prov LES. Principally ~ bin tie iAst 1 e
years. The Exhibition show. trrtimo iss n ever,
lam a-e ksswn Il Ara.rcs, 40 6 VIII b ~ 10
tee o4s fr"m tie late hot. John u. Clay too, .
Delaware"
-'Dyrp psia. a. adacae an I al ses,ic-, by ~htl
ell per.u "a. or. mor- or Ia. Effected, can Usually b,
Gu cd by mo .erats exercise, waols>ome 70 \. AMI .
dose Il Bo, have, ncllald Dlr.rs ole hour befor,
&c, m%a ."-IaG. Sxr I rni-d4w1nl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

& 900 ooc) 1--WE MILLIONS or OxE OF BRAN
u EIIrs FILLS AhE u lEARLY. 1HEsAl
STE ,DiL, Increases. ard yet thousands die Z on
eoids and f~v~r-, which sh-se pills ecu {. rtsinl
Gu =. Brsndreth's riIls are simple. hut u mat be-
for erscses. Hos important that We at oDcs seeun
an scvantag. over seks~ss when IL can BE- had Al
At outI-y Of only IS cents.
Mr.. - Rsppslyss. Of Mormon b coun y. y. J.,
wire. N reh 10. 1859
was troub ed ga Jtn.ary list with co tvenrss
for ssve al d -. an took ten srsi.s Of esiorn ! l.
obtain r lief. Ic . b. cid | 'uppOs ; AZ any rate
a severe diarrh,e. set r., With . y medical attend
an four It iup 's,ible 10 arrest This was fS'lo~e'
" dy.suiary. Ny strength was all sooe. Every
Ling p ,ssed through m a.. o K a. friend n a
n wYfk. Nr. George Lewis. fortuna 81 call d o.
= sd .dvi sd BsAsprkrHH's PrLI- ! thought !.
ny weak condition cue pill would be enOu.b, bu
be administered four, aud the next morning T u
more. Much inlpuniy e,mr from me, and, 70 N,
surpr -. the soreness and pain diminished. ou'
boa cured me tut I am now hear y With . 500
sppst t. Ccjcs, 90 Canal street. aud by all drug
sists.
sold ~ :. r. cusfsasAs. rerre-Haute. and by al
respectable dealers In m-s,ei--- y,pl twin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
~ ssrunou. or saOfulOu. affections are th'

~ sxrunous or saofulous affections are the
curse. The biIx-t, the potato rot of n.nkind- They
. e vile and dlth- a. well a. fatal. They srise On
contamination and impurity Of The blood. and are 70
De seen al 4rou-d ia ever One qoartrr o
ell We .eet axe talntec Nth them, aud one quarter
0, these de Of them: dir fcol-hiy To-. because the,
ase cnrsbI-. ArEx . sAssAr .n'LA cesnsee oo'tn
seIo illus oorrupivo iron the biCod. renders II pure
and heal b., a d eff cfuAly eIsurgates the ioui
COR. an inafioo from The system. Not nger sroH
u,.d.r your sc @ aloas disorders. stree the iriesists
bic AKA ass pr.stId bis mastery oou onsuo o
eursivs y rtuss ID t be calls lDsu-
oersi, Water arr, Ct-
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 k-sl E.s-,- dealers. :.
~ ths~s fwelirg, 81 siup Rn<ns n rrsr =
te~rs ne i~cf pf~~. q 49, r,t. ~-tcs 81
rst~ 81 rrup~rty n - ar I.u, nsps sst rsy
se<-~pc~ h ea>A kpp1yto
s~sArBrRr.
tssie1AeSa E&A k.As As>sl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

~dencminsted from their astonishing power Of ere
ting new life and health, as it were from the very
shes Of the most deiapidsted constitutions-ar
'ore strongly tonic and more Immediately inv,gors-
ng than the pills; containing the samsc hc;ce vegets-
lie extracts as the latter in a differ, ut medication. Al
rough really less catharuc than tie LIFE PILa. the,
evertheless begin TO cleanse the alimentary canal
iuch sooner; generally slightly operating within
{ rec or four hours, and producing a decided sense OF
lief 70 the head and stomach, and sxhilarating ID.
Aind, even In less tine than thi,-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Mcrcurias Diseases (!

'-rscns whose constitutions ea,sl nor'e impaired "
e ipudicious use Of Nen-ry. wfl ID these Mesf.
ine- = perfect cure. a. they re<er fail TO eradicsts
ON The system al the eH,Sis Of Mercury, Infinitely
>o~sr than Tho meat pcsvlfA prepGatoos Of s4rsa-
sarfIls-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

he most horrible csses ~ S~crofnia. IN Which The fsc~.
ae- and Nmbs Of The victim had been pre7ed urcn
vths tnssti Abi- disease. arr proved BY un1~nistle
i;hcrfty q The sufferers thcmseives, - have ~, ,
implicitly cured ~ tke~e rarely Vegetable Me-
ne. aa~r al S~b-rs funi nore thar ~ :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Acute. CT In amatory Rheums.
tism-

hu1cecSs.ry % eru-sTsis The r.uv cases N
roich t1ess pursly vegetable medicines cave tsen
-scs~~-fsl, hat i<t - ioaGirs- Way axe tkcv . mi
RAJ "a her ksr1y cfetsf
Because tAey puHy he hloc1. ard taus rsrs--, al
>n>s Of dsease o. tie sn-sena.
be>use they s~tp~~srfrily sro. tie s>creuons q
heoc>- Ard -er<~e 81 frrr~rss az cnrt.
Beca1se tAey % no reduce he .r~.en. IN lr<.rn-
Netf-las rrc-i7ng ~ re-frztrs frou pleasure q
asin~ss cafr tA<.r c~rstc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Piles! Piles! Piles n

ga remedy Tor this most distressing and obstinate
islsdy, the Vegetable Life Medicines deserves a d.
net and emphatic recommendation. II Is well
lovn 10 hundreds IN this city, that the former pro-
rector OF these valuable medicines was himself attic.
q with this Complaint for upwards Of rHKrY-rIvx
cAEs; and that be tried in vain every remedy pre-
riDed wiihis the whole compass Of the Mstsrs
edica- tie however, At length tried the medicine
hich IS now offered 10 the public, and be wis cured
I = very short time, after his recovery bad been
ronounoed not only improbable, hu' absolutely i'm
ossible, BY any human means
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
RE MOv
BANKING.

3ASE STATE Or iStlASA.
ranch at T.rs-hause. Nov -. 1897. !
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the annual meetin.
~ OF TAO Stockholders 81 the hrstcb A. Ierre
s-haus~ % the Rack Ct The -t~te Of Id ana. -ili p
,eld q tho r Bsikang H-usc "a the r ret tuesday
January nexs heswsrn ID, fours 81 : n e'occk. :
A.. aid three O'clock y. N, ier th- psrpcse Q el,o
ing r We Dir etor- for ID. ensuing year.
~ O. der e the Bosrd 81 Directors.
no3siw.w. rsESTON HC>SEY, Cash..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
TIE LIFE MEDICINES

or bilious and liver complaints, With their many
el-knOwu attendants, bilious and sick headache.
,tn and oppression after meals. giddiness, dizrsuess.
~esrthrrn. loss OF appetite, re acknowledged 10 -
-Astly superior - anything ever before offered 10 the
lDAc-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Mofat's Lie Pills !

= affections Of The head, sick head sche or nervous
eadsche, these Pills will be found 20 possess tie
ost s~sirtary efics ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

We wauld cali particular s,t-uiion 10 neLxAs's
notice In another column. We adj ,he foilo~ing
from the St l. us Herald. viii peak volumes In
It's favor. We say TO all give IL a triak
ne take esp~aal plea,u c In RECOMMENDING NC
Lesn's celebrated ) r-ng'h. ming Cordial assa inv@4-
liable r med, for general debility and ~sasness
We have se.n IL tested ia a eircl- under our o~n I'D
mediate o6servsiion. and ,Ouch n is 'meaey sno
worth. IL j. an ~rtieis ~aiea slo al Dc sep' e'1
s,&utlj In every '.naly. a. Il Il certainly az "'sa
able q. d.eins. See the advertisement 10 ,nothsi
sluun.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

life Pills AMI Phonix Bitte-s

'rRE DrsrrPslA, BY thcrouyhly cleansing the fr.,
al second stonaaehs, and creating a pure health,
lie. instead Of The stale aid ac1d kind; FatuleDcy,
os Of Arpette, Heartburn. Headache, Restleseness,
l-Tempers, nxsety. LauSuor aud Melancholy
N'ch are the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, viii
sanish- as a natural consequence u IFS cars-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

n composed Of Vegetable Ingredients exclusively,
car be .soegtsined by chemical tests. Their prom.
ent qualities srs thO,e OF an active and searching.
nOugh perfectly mild and agreeable deter gent ape
ient; Of gentle supOribc, promoting the Insensitle
respiration: o. a pleasant diuret,c, invgoratins ,be
ieneys and bladder, ans of a delightful tonic cas
. S-eiung appetite by the demands Of active diges-
on, and cheering the mind vita that grateful sense
enosaied heslth which is coe Of the mos, ~ieIicitons
eiings OF our Lature.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

TIE late Sigh Sheriff Of Allegheny ccun,y ha'
given u the following
.I~a..a c 81 Nth Debility Of the Digestive Or
gans smauntins to q .~ve e attack OF Dyspepsia
which had r.du ed ny fe-h considerably. Ny wti'
Wa ai.s q es.d IN Ter The same circumstances. ans
vi b II { sare disease. Having used your mediein'
e. al B1.aA.E's HoLASp q 7 r.s ve both obtain
ed relief. al are happy to ssori you THIS pnbls
evidence o ius value.
yonS FORSYTH.
pt,,.b-rgh Ian 93d feS-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Tonic.

lFrom Col. Alert rfke, n. c. from ,rksnsxs-l
wAzHIssros. d. c. June IL. ls5A-
II have n.ed two bottles a our Boxssyr's BoL
L.sp n ', rs and hsv- 10 nj q very useful in Cat
Of Indigestion AMI h.sd.he. and reco neld II &c
all VITO n I'd a pleasant AID siscse.Ous remedy AID
valuable tone-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

BY the use Of thss. pills he periodic siiscks
yerrous or Ssk Bo1doc1e may BE- prevented. -fd
AIKEN ~ the commencement = a. sitscs. immee 80
eliei from sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fdl "a removing he N,ise4 and
u ddrc1, to which female se 81 .nuch subject
hey act generally AEON tie bo~ el.-senovis
Cosrfueness.
For Lfesars aaen. .Sud7>. Delicate O. ric-
and al Pcrtons u sedc1fasv haiti. thsy ar ,aiusi'o
a. a laxative. n improving ,he aIg~sae, givig toss
and cagyr 70 The digestive oggans. and rs-iorl ? O. p
natural electricity ard st-rarth 4 Lbs whole ,.,fis
The CEPBALLC FILLS are tbs resuli q iofr lrr.s
ugation and carefully conducted experiment, hssifr
been IN nae many year.. during which time tle.
have prevented ard relieved q "a; amount 81 rsif
and suffering non ~hssdsohe. ~b-ther originating BE-
ne rerroaa sgst-a q from p dsrang-d sfnft 90 .
t0mach.
They are entirely sesesols n b~r conTo.toi
and nay be tsicr a. al thme. viis perfect ,aies
~-tloai making Any change a. t'e' and ~ aisf,
sfany dfsogreea>se tr~se reaaer~ II cay T. aaD
kser neu 10 chGdrcs.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs
rbe genuine have signatures o. Heua c. s%rauldins
70 each box.
sold ~ Drurgisss and al cher assiers IN me-
f..
Ahs WIN ~ sent ~ msn o. rsosips ofths
PRICE 20 CEHTs-
All orders should - addressed
HENRY .sPAULDTNG.
Scsisr Street New YoA
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Dr.. Motfat's Life Medicines

bouid be taken IN the esriy stages Of Bilious Com
laints, and g. persevered In strictly scScrliis = A
eesous, will positively edect a cure
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
Moffat's Phoenix Filters !

lave been happily used Tor the cure Of Fever an,
Asus With inyaEisbie sucoess.zz-e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08

ss- A single bottle q SPAUIDrSG's PRypAHs.
Luz vii save ten tines - c1sL1e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-08
NEW BOOKS


The souiherisnts by tie Author Of Rntle igs.
Tie Cot "a Krnztvu OF Am.rict.
The iAmpli 1t : otory b. Cha. Dickens
Great fxpsct ticns
L~s.ons g. L e-by 7 nothv Titcomb-
1h~ = oi-t-r and the ilsarIh b, Re.
Songs On Ma > k. Is b, U. N. Holdes.
&c subcI 2&dG
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06

The WEATHER, CROPS, AND Domestic In.
DUsTY.-We have just returned from an excur-
sion of few days through some portions OF
the surrounding country which are vet suffer
ing from drought. Some fields ON the light
lands are wholly destroyed mt only for cutting
or forage, y great many others, on the black
lands mostly. look we'll The crop will not be
a full one, but ell the vast open country which
has heretofore been in cotton is a waving field
of corn. The crop will be an abundant one
But do not let our farmers forget Economv
is the word. 1t is worth much to us to cult
waite the habit, even if it SHOULD never become
necessary.
TPe were pleased to observe the industry of
our country ladies' with their looms Every
where they ere in operation. Jeans, Hnseys,
and coarse cotton stuffs, are being turned out
in an abundance, which, considering the scare
ity of cards, and the inability Of the Pike CO.
factory to supply yarns, is truly astonishing.
The country ought to get cards for them at fair
rates, and our soldiers and families would soon
be independent As i is, we believe the wo-
men will make almost enough. One lady has
made a thousand yards already. Others, per-
haps, nuch more.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06

How 1T Hurts AT THE NoRTH.-Since the
news of McClellan's defeat before Ricbmond
cotton has risen at the North five cents ne,
pound, and is still rising. Specie has gone ur
to III, that is to say Federal money is 81 pc,
cent discount, and falling rapidly. The fnan.
clal thermometer is the true index Of Northern
feeling. All their patriotism has its roots in
the pocket. Love of country never interferes
WIN 'ne ankee's everlasting sagacity in trade
ho is iynx-eyed for the dime, and cannot see.
past one, anything for the good of his coun-
Try. In the price current and list of stock
sales, we must look for his true opinions
Inc quotations above indicate despair o.
southern conquest. They belle the buster
lngs and threats which they continue to use.
Demagogues and willy politicians will not be
apt to keep Up their hopes much longer. They
dlstrust them already. Woe to them when the
scales begin to fall from the eyes of the CON-
mon people.
The ''Westlche Post Republican journal
of st. Louis, gives it up. After denouncinr
Mcclellan as might have been expected !,
honestly recognizes what it can no LONGER
deny
1.-The result is before US. The camn,ipp u,
Virginia is at an end. The Southern CON red.
eracy will be recognized by England and
France, and all. the victories of the past wear
nave been worse than neutralized by the iuca
paclty OF single individual We are not dis.
posed to reflect on What is to come, but We are
prepared for worse''
Our most ardent wish is that the inf,tutcd
citizens OF the North may soon have to break
upon their benightcd minds, clear revelation
OF the utter hcpelessness Of their efforts. that
they may accept their destiny-betake them
selves as soon as possible to gathering their
apples fer drying, catching mackerel and CO.
ing. whaling, manufacturing mouse trons
and clothes-pins, and all the various avoc,
tons IN which their practical thrift enables
them to obtain a support. Even with tbn loss
of Southern trade, the Southern market for
calico, and the handling of Southern canitaI
they may still live, provided they be peaceasIe
and honest. BY Offering US the olive branch
they may stop the effusion of blood, ami what
Is more important, in their case, save further
expense There will be no peace before. We
stand now, as ever, on the defensive. Not a
man, woman or child in the South hut womb
be rejoiced at the offer Ninetv-niue out of p
hundred Of them are willing to sacrifice every
thing for independence, butare wiling to drop
their arms as soon as it is conceded The .lr-
ration OF the war is in the hands Of the North
entirely. They may stop itat once or prolonc
1t Tor years with the same eventual result
The Southern Confederacy is Il fixed fact. No
extraneous power on the face Of the earth ctn
now arrest it, When it dissolyes, it will be
from internal causes. Let us look well to our
inner political health, and, with or without
foreign aid, defy the North till .scraclz Of
DOOM
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06

SIGNIFICANT Wharf.-The foreign
princes-Prince De Joinville, nuc De
Chatres aud Count De PaTis-over whose
accession 20 the northern army so much
noise was made by the northern press,
have resigned their positions and aban-
doned Mcclellan, almost in the very heat
OF battle. Mcclellan, the telegraph in
formes us, accompanied them to the wa
ter edge and baee them a final adieu.
Mcclellan was evidently sorry, and the
Princes disguised. A disgraceful defeatand
retreat was not the entertainment TO which
they had been invited. Leading northsru
mereenaiies against southern patriots was
not the sport, they ex pected It was, and
consequently they had thrown down their
swords and undertaken the more asreea-
bic duty of bearing official dispatches to
the President. Rats ,oW leaee sink.
ing ship. True Democrat.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06

Ezs- We were much pleased to meet cur
friend, and fellow townsman, II. C. Edmunds,
during the past week. fresh from the army
He is looking finely, though somewhat bronzcd
and weather beaten He reports the health of
the army at Tupelo as very good, and improv-
ing. He is the bearer of dispatches to Gen.
Hindman, AID has gone to Headquarters. lie
will return in few days. He brought num-
Der of letters, and many Of our readers, doubt
less, have been made glad by direct news from
their friends in the army. By letter brought
by Mr. E. from Col H. P. Johnson, which has
been shown to us, we learn that Gen. Cab.
bell intends sending an express to this State
once a mouth, and Mr.. Edwards was the first
sent. By this means we will be enabled once
= month to hear directly frem our friends
We are not advised as to the extent OF ar
ranGemepts made for carrying private letters,
but presume that such is the intention of the
General in making such an order, and from the
fact til at Mr.. Edmunds brought quite num-
Der.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06

The Arkansas troops, who were formerly in
Gen. Ben McCulloch's divis sion. are now under
the command of Maj Gen. John p McCown,
at Chattanooga. lie is brave soldicr- was
"brevetted'' for gallantry in Mexico, and tie
Legislature of Tennessee, rendered him vote
of thanks for distinguished bravery at til c 5a;-
tie of Cerro Gorla. He was in every ba tile
in Mexico except Buena Vista. lie is a native
of Sewer county, East Tennessee He enter
tered the army of the United States in 1910
but like host of other patriots, when the land
of his birth, commenced a war for her RIGHTS
he threw himself in her ranks, willing to seal
his devotion to her cause with his blood.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-08-06

Sg@ We invite attention 10 the card of the
Misses Whitmore, Fhc propose opening pri-
yate school for young ladies. We endeavor to
avoid all empty concentrations in ma tiers OF
such Importance az the education OF children,
but Fe can say iR I'll candor, that the Misses
Whitmore are accomplished ladies, entirely
competent to all they undertake, and have
pleasant accommodations for their school
Parents and guardians must choose for Them
selves amongst the many excellent opportuni-
ties for education and social culture, afforded
by our town and vicinity. Washington may
boast Of its facilities for education, as well as
the refinement and high moral tone Of its So
ciety. The latter have perhaps as much influ-
ence in forming the femala mind and character
as the former.