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Fassral e WIIlls LIneoIn.
WAaHrcror. Feb. q.

hAaHNGT0H, keo. "a.
The Departments we're ell closed to-day |
In consequence Of the arrangements for the
funeral Of William W6ilaoe, second son Of
President Lincoln. ais remains we're
placed in the Green Room ct The Executive
mansion, where tAis morning great many
friends Of the family called 10 taks . last
lock at the little fsvorite who had endeared
himself TO all the guests Of the family. The
body was clothed In the usual everyday
attire Of youths Of his age, consisting Of
pants and jacket, with white stockings and
low shOes-the white collar and Wristbands
being turned over the black cloth Of the
jacket The cOuntenance wore q natural
and placid look, the only signs Of death
being slight disooloration Of the features.
The body lay in the lower section Of q
metallic case, the sides Of which wers COW
cred by the winding sheet OF white Grape.
The deceased held in his right hand bou-
quet composed Of g superb camelis,
Ground which were grouped azsllss and
sprigs Of mignionette. This, when the
case Wss CLOSED, was reserved for the be-
reaYed mother. On the breast Of the de-
ceased was a beautiful wreath Of flowers,
already named, interpreted with ivy
leaves and other evergreens near the feet
was another wreath Of the same kind, while
sEallss and sprigs Of migniOnette were dis
posed about the body.
The metallic case was very plain in imi-
tstion Of rosewood. On the upper section
was square silver plate, bearing, in plain
characters, the simple inscription;
WILL1AH WALLACE LINCOLN.
Born December 21st, 1850.
Died February Goth, 1882.
The mirrors in the East room, in the
Green room (where the body was lsid), and
in the other reception rooms, were covered
with mourning drapery-the frames being
covered with black and the glass with white
Grape.
In accordance with the wish of the fami.
ly, the body was not removed, but remained
in the Green room during the funeral serVi-
ces, which were conducted.
Tpe Rev. DR.. Guiley, Pastor of the Pres
byterian Church on New York avenue, de-
livered touching DISCOURSE during which
nearly every one was suffused with tears
BE was followed BY the Rev. Jno. O. Smith
of the Ninth Street Presbyterian Churc b, in
a fervent prayer.
The occasion was most impressive one,
and the large crowd present seemed to be
deeply affected Oy its solemnity. Among
those present were members Of the Cabinet,
with their familie5 foreign Ministers, mem
bers of Congress, army and navy officers
and many distinguished persons in civil life
After the performance Of the funeral service,
the body was followed to the vault in Oak
Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, by most oi
those present, the Illinois delegation in Con-
gress acting as pail Phil. Ing.
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- - d PropsrtT b lIaa.

We publish shia morning en- Interesting
Skss 81 shs discussions in Congress when
The question Of the OOnstitutiOnal right Of
mss 70 hold properly in man Rss Arst pre-
ssntod 70 Il IN a dsbEtable form. me article
is fron q fogshoOming Political history, BY
ons Vho has bad many years participation In
national politics and policy. It viii Be rad
with interest,"
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DIED.

At Ulmsted Falls, February 2lst, HANNAH H.,
wife Of VIM. ". Mead, aged Sc years.
Her death was indeed victory. she was taken
away In the very midst Of life and hope, with little
ones clinging to her for mothers care. She had
lived many years q true Christian, Wife and Moth
or, and when shs died this gentle nurmur fell from
her Hps-''Thy will, not mine, be done"
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE, Z
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. N, 1862.

MOhHAE4 LEAUAh ONHlCEs
THURSDAY MoRHMG, Feb. n, lsG2 J
FLOUR-The market yssborday was dull and
unchanged and no sales reported.
WHRAT-Markst steady and quiet. Sales Of 2
cars white on tack at Sl,Oe and cars red al gsc.
CORN-Markst oull and heavy at $3.50
OATS-steady at 25e.
MESS BRRF-sales ofI2o bbls At $500.
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OoMMRR0IAL
idsnt-J. L. WEATHHBLH.

Presidsnt-J. L. WEATHuRhY.
Fioa Prsl't-N. B. B0Orr. fTrasursr-R. T. LIoE.
DTHnc1ohn. 81
n ~ Clara, a. puin, q. B, Duyis, .. HfoEhen, b.
hefgsFi a. ,. BaIqo5, 3. y. L.estsr..
B. y. Lester, J.a. HuEss7, H.B. seoii,
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Price Of drayage in Memphis Is in kssDis1
with other extortons Of the day. Ten doi.
lara Per day load Is the price for hauling to
one Of the nilroad deDot1 :, =
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Inquirer says:
Gen. Buokner, who came here, and, under
deceitful profession of friendship, obtained
from President Lincoln his plans, then re-
turned to Kentucky and organized rebellion,
will be enc of the first criminals made to
suffer the penalty of the laws which he has
set at defiance.
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NY. STOCK IARKET-Feb. 20.

B1ONEY-More active and frmer and call loans
Daking at 607 per cent; first class paper quoed
at 51ka7 per cent
sTklEIsING KXCHANGK-Dur at u4En43f
brokers bills.
closing at the inside rates.
Government securities active and hrmer at %.
Treasury Notes selling ct 99099S.
t1EGlDhB-ATe quiet and dull closing heavy: On
& Rock Island 1885, y 6411i ma 2 du 2oAi
do Ist preferred TX; 3 Oh 65A; III q scrip 6f4;
N "a, do guarontesd 4ssSi ID 641<i Harlem Il;
HudFon 25S.
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M-l
FLOUR-Market continues heavy only limited
business doing for export aud home consumption.
saess, 100 at y5,4se5,s9 ioE Bupsrhns state t3l00
J5,TOa6yg for oommen % medium Extra Wsstsrn;
S5,95d6,05 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Qhioi S6'lege'79 ioE trade brands Market elosing
,IANADA FLOUR-Only medarate business
doing at prices sightly In favor OF the purchaser
Tor common 20 choice extra.
RYE FLOgE-MaEFss quiet and steady
CORN mEAL-Markot quiet and nOminAlly un-
WHIsKY-Market unsettled and hrmsr. Sales
lle 66lI a. y 926h openleg and el9si1g e &c,
WHEAT-Markst sill CONTINUES heavy and
to be unto able for -four, wheat and corn.
Sale Of 2uo bush market sBTing at 81 s591ss; 900
western ct Sll0gl,A; 500 bush winter red state at
Sll3; 500 bush choice amber Jersey at S,45; 1000
kYE-Msrket steady salss 500 bush prime at
BARLRY-withOut decided ehanse. sale Of $500
COHN-MsrSes rules hsaGy and dropping. Sales
/ llIOOO bush az 62Ha6tc for old mixed western 10
store and delivered inclu ling small parcel Of choice
at64fo and .sc562 foi new yellow Jersey and south
OATs-Market duh and heavy. Sales at s9S4OK
for Jersey, Canada western anG state -,
PORK-Markst opened steady aud closed little
hrmer. Sales OCO0 .bbls at Sls,l99l4sO for slessi
50 75AlO75 tor prime. SIS clear, SO for nnds and
sl3,S7H upinsPected mess inended IN sales are 1000
cradle in April at 81, Hnd 100 bbls mess for Jnne
delivery on private terms
BEER-Market rules firm with fair Demand
Sales are 400 bbs at 64,O0146O for country prime;
S5,Oe65,5O Tor country meas; Sll,O0Hl2,50 for re-
/ packed ness; Sl3,T5Gl4,50 for extra mess.
PRImR mESs BEBF-Markst stssdy at
S200S2.
BERF HAMS-Msrket steady and quiet. Sales
/ 50 bbls at Sl6t0Gl7,00.
/ CUT MRATS-More active. Sales Of 1000 pack
ages, part lait week at 4og5. for shoulderBi 696
/ for hsms.
i DACaSN-sides quiet and frm Sales 100 boxes
/ at 61 ilOng ribhed middles; 6H@6s6 western and
| city short do; ~ western short clear
| DIR ESSEn HOGB-harEet opened qHiet and
| closed better for prime. Sales at 5HeA5xc.
| LARD-Market continues in fair demand, and
without decided change sales $50 bbls at 5Sss5so
BUTTER--Market selling at l09Ise for Ohio;
CHEEsE-Markst steady with moderate sales at
| a0Tc
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MARRIED

The Managers of the we'll known Practicing As
semby beg leave to announce to their many Friends
Rnd Patrons, that they will hold Grand Masque-
rade and Fancy Dress Ball, on "WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING March 9Th, on which occasion they will give
away TWO PIXIES. First-a handsome SILVER
CAKE BASKET for the best Character taken By q
lady. Second-a handsome SILVER CUP for the
best Character taken By Gentleman. The Prizes
ran be seen at Oowles' JeTelry Store.
~ Ladies' and Gentlsmen will be required to un-
mask before entariRg the Ball No person will be
allowed on the Floor without q Mask on.
n MANAG GERS:
Z. B. Richardson, Z. 7. Stevenson, G. W. Hobbs,
D. r PoWells h. Galloway, d. McOardle,
~ Tickets SLO0-Admitting Gentleman and La
dies to the Floor. Spectators Tickets SO centg-Ad-
mitting Gentleman and one Lady.
Tickets can be had OF Mould 4 Hogan, or any
of the Managers.
Carriages will be 10 attendance for those that
the West Side.
- Those wishing Carriages for Ladies will please
leave ths name and residence with Mould q hogan,
or the Managers. The names should be handed IN
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RALR-Pnns11lnr

NHANOERY SALE.-PURsUANT
~ TO the command Of decretal order Of sale
rom the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern district Of Ohis ct the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against George D. ShumWay and others,
TO me directed I shal expose Tor sale at public auo
tion ct the door CT the Federal Court Building In
the CITY Of Cleveland, on the thirty -drBt day Of
March, s62, at three O'Clock P NJ the following de-
sctbed real estate, situate in the township Of Mum
son, In the county Of GeauRa, and State OF ohio,
known By the north part Of lot No. one tract No.
tWo and south part Of lot No. four east division Of
tract NO one, and bOuadsd follows: Beginning In
the ceDtre Of the state road leading from Oharoon
Square TO Rave Ms at the north east corner OF q
piece Of land in lot no. one, tract No tWO formerly
owned BY mehlIable heWcOmb. and since By RalEa
Spencer, thence west forty-four chaius and forty.
eight links to stake and stones in the west line Of
lot NO. one tract No. two; thence north thirteen
chains and eighty links to stake and stones at the
northwest corner Of lot No one, tract No. two;
thence west one chain and ssventy-segen links;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five Iink6
70 stake and stones; there's east fOrty-tWO chains
and etgbty-seven links to the centre Of the Ststa
road thence south Sc, east tWentF-seYea chains
and forty-sfx LINKS TO the place oI beginning con-
tanning one hun red and eighteen and 7O-O0 aeres
sixty ecles OF which is IN Tot ons tract two, and
O-lOo acres In south Of lot four in
east dVAion OF tract one, per George Smiths
survey, made october, 1883; being the ams land
conveyed 70 George o. Bhunway by Nelson Peck
and wife. Appraised at s., 900
Master OommissiOnsr in OhancerY,
L. PREEEIss, hol'r for Comprt. ie52S:sls
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SATURDAY, MARCH 1sr, 1852
Slip in I'd Presbyterian Church

o CUTTER SON VIII sell at auction, on sstur-
day, March Ist at II o'clock NJ, at their auction
Room, I3l Bank street, slip No. u in ID Presbyper
an Church. 1t Is we'll located. b3ing about midway
between the door and Pulpit. To be sold without
any reserve whatever. A Deed Of same viii Be given
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PIANOS.
TEAMSTERS WANTED.
100 TEAMSTERS WANTED
ROI FOR KENFnnRYi

SS0 Per MsEth and Rarions P.-,t.,.s
=, ne lstn Brigade Of the Dersrtu,s-t - -, -.
~ s- :, q, Sommeedlhs, viii rive isr
bs ~ ri, ~ - so ne a1ndred faaSlstr4a --
,,,sy ~ sen e5essnt PcIson Who viii T-bort -
- = s-92 uarts r. on Big eauIiv nh, -
oii1s. III 1ransD sDortation vii g. fSr1i. ~ -
i5-5 ~, ~ Z tspt ,. J. klEsil Qrartern5eSis- &c ~
hALPH PluGB,
Faaiette, Ky, Feb. Z, isss fsbSF57 .i5s7l'
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GOAL OIL-WARRANTED
~ the best, at 80 cents per gallon at
WALSH 4 EVANS
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY & THURSDAI
w February 18th and 9th, 1852.
Assignee's Sale Of Dry Goods,
(OOETINUED,)

O. OUFTER & SOS will sell on Wednesday end
Thursday February 18th and 18th, 81 their Auction
Room, No. I34 Bank street, commencing each day a.
10 o'clock the balance Ofthe stock Of Dry Goods, ao
remaining from the sales of the 18th, 18TH and sOth
inst. A good assortment yet left, which must Do
closed out without any Goods ready Tor IN
spection on Tuesday, 18th inst
Terms-Cash, bankable funds ct time Of lals.
O. A, WARD 3 90,
E.b9E.o-s Aeaicuesq
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THE FAIR INE1i
L
On TIE LoEH LADY OF THI ORIEEoE OLITEa

OOKTIEUED.
CHAPTER XI.-THE EHGAeEMEEF.
Upon the mighty ocean.
TheIe was great commotion;
As though the sea did trouble smell,
Il wildly round the ships did swell,
TIL wave on wave piled mountains high,
And almost reached the blaoEened sky.
Fierce Iaged the elem snts above, below
While o O'muliean pacing to and fro
With his fiset surrounded the Lady Jane Gray
Which was calmly preparing to meet the nay
For the erring Unionists he old sadly fpel,
His object was with tnem to gently deal;
He simply desired their ship to cOnhscate,
And the cargo too, which was Of value gr st,
Consisting Of toot Jacks and lacks to boot,
The crew he only Wished with batteries masked to
And il ms chIvalrio followers In their ardor,
should do some things which seemed II tls harder;
Out up dean UnioniEts aud rob them OF thei Othes
To avert tbs same he could not, suppose.
And IL ne could, he would not turn lioneI
For all he wanted was TO "be let alone "
Il . men were h'gh-toned gsntlemen, al we'll bred,
With original ite's Of hon r, 50 he said,
While the Unlontsts wers lJW-liVed, greasy meehan-
Base latOrers and gibbering abolition fanatics.
The idea Of meeting these sgrs;tng creatures
Was SO repugnsnt 10 his magnificent mind and fsA'
That he conceived the ingenious ezpsdient,
Which all will say was very excellent, MAI ngsszsa
He Believed the universal Yankee nalio1,
We're al psdlars from intanoT, By inclination,
And Il the psice Of heaven was but sh linzs tsgO
They d want 10 pay for that in tin ware to-
lt 70 his mind was clear that GARRISON was King
Of moiern Athens, called, for short, BOsTIEe,
Ana thst his subjects with fugitive slaves did hLl
The monument near Boston, known as Bunker Ain.
And when tnsy went abroad they did them dfek,
With only chokers white around the neck.
(CORTIHUED)
SaS-For more comfortable and substantial
WINTER CLOTHING,
We would respectfully invite hll 70 call ct
ISAAC A isAAC5'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole AGENCY for the BaIs OF Singers Oalebrted
Sewing Machines, Strong's Patent Army Trunks,
and Storr's Automaton Pressman,
Oorner OF Union and Superior streets.
~ Jo0K OUT F0R THE GLAFTa -
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CAG0, TAPIOOA, vERMACILLI
~ ar d Macaroni, at WALSH 4 EVANS
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GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
Vat WALSH & EVANS,
Ill Ontario street
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GAIT WATER HERRINGS AT
~ WALSH 4 EVANS.
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nRIBD FRUITS-RAsPBERRIEs,
IL Blaekberries, Plums. Peaches Apples, Prunes,
&C., at WALSH & EVANS.
Successor to Keyser Perry,
flnfarfo atreaG
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8loE Fal
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NRACKED WHEAT, HOMINY
and SAMP, at WALSH 4 EVANS
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Gen. Buckner.

A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia
I..lr,,i.n- nnun.
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NEW YORK nIARKRT-Beb. %
LBR TELsaRAPH.1

MESS BRRF-sales ofI2o bbI,at g90O.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

GTEAM BOILER FOB SALE
~ We have nine secondhand steam Boilers for
sale cheap for Uash, suitable Tor SAW MILG> and
other purposes. Those wishing Boilers can obtain
good bargains by calling soon at our Bridge and
Boiler hacterys no. s5S St. Clair street, near the O.
B r. Rail DAD crossing.
fahq0.RaTT A
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RMUSEMENTS.
CLEVELAND
NKAFIHG PARK.

IN! ARK, which VII Be 01ened 10 Vi1itofB on
HON DAY. Jfnuary 6.h, ls5z has "a ares - abort
tEenty sere1, i3ioo1ted On Csnsral ffast near the
lo9t lo9t q Onio street. The main approach thereto
Viii % via Seneca street and the Seneca gtreet md
FSas9oa - S5rleges Apa ihe ssEaHes gaas 81 ths
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
4 NEW ARTICLE
ROback's Stomach Bitters

new and delightful Stonaslic and Cordial fof
giving tone 90 the stomach and for the prevention o
bilious complaints, Incident 10 hc Western ccuulf1
Try Il.
As msrIdng drink. 10 assist dixostson aud r-i..vs
Dyspepsia, 10 has no equal. Try H.
H. narot " j. superior aH other Ritter Try d.
9ihc formula Of these Bfers, fo~ (fssl} the sa-e
property 81 Dr. koback. originated With of fh-
oldest and mosl eminent Medical Praciigiasrs 81 ~,
West, and Il i directly predcatsd upon he -
Western people.
sTbese Btters derive their stimulus from the lo,sef
fu tonc nature 81 the and herbs q which fAe,
are composed, and A. they ara, by allsying unsats
ural cravings Of the stomach directly prom five e
TEWPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes that In making them
widely known, the public welfare j. sub-erved.
II will be for sale BY sll of Dr. RolacA's ua-
merous Agents, and AZ Hotels, &e., the country oxua
In the meantime orders will be filed direct fron
Cincinnati In any quantity, and the lo~esi rate
II Is put up ia Quart Bottles and securely packe iH
one doz cases. Half doz sample cases si however,
be packed and cent o. any address, n desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle. ar sis
for e5.
Principal ofice and saiesrcots No 8. fsst Fourth
Street, - baiidlng from Main Street. Cu.lf.r4G
Otto. laboratory. No. - Hammond street
For sale IN Nigo County hy
p N. DoNSFl.Li, Tsrre Haui~
J. X CUNNINGHAM ("
wN L. sHrFY, New Goshen
PkTkR BIskIkk. CentrevIlle.
And BY Druggists aud kerChsnlt gesrrs O., I,
throughout The United states aud CALadss.
oc3i VT
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tax.f ADVERT .eusrts efty cents per square ea1a
assertion. .i.A ,t. -.
so 10 advertise BY The year. With The pfiti.tsc u
t.--s,~ Al rleasure YeaIly -,lveftlsrfs. however,
,xfIl & coufaed strictly - tneir ~ sasff Ni'''
Adserslscnlsnts IN ne spesii nal.s eoienn Vii
b. charged Two price, 4
nst.ce. published II the ioeai eoiunu' 81
a.. llrs. er unsirr VII be charged ~ tata ''''
a.. tf over ten lines. ten cents per l.iit
ksxerti.ements seat iu for 10 sft.i-s' 'lA'f' VI"
h. inserted three Inontbs. unless orlrfra f-t
-Any alteration d a standing aaNe. -st
slnsaf.t 20 a renewal oi me sAinss ~'.'
sxreed upon BY eontr act .
t,,ot,a-.nx candidates Ter 0nice ~ every '' tip
-, ,sil II. eharxed a. 90 lof each name Ia ~ DAY.
- - % in the Daily AMI NceNly, aiitatN Nt
rtHcs.
- .r,.. ,,in be made f1r inserting the heii-'s 81
al or.i.rs Societies. OF AssogiatcnS ai io.lo"''
~ e.cf notice not exceeding lines = teil, i"f
...h insertion: over eight lines al tbs rate
Aunouneinx deaths with funeral notice Aii''n'''
x,see. of Fessisis, Psenes an Rxeursie gotten
M ~ Individuals or 1ssectations, o. ~ snN'''-'
feeei savert.se.neit- in@erted a. the e1pen-e q
AtIofreys ordering ans payment not 20 oe aeiassS
for the legal procectii,s. brl eoilestAie - -. ~
49,. pbshrr not accountable Tor the secnr rttf 81
80, .dvertissn.ents b,, ont fae amount charged ''r
.elr pubAcatoo.
he Weekly Express
sablished every "Wednesday. q 'si 30 per "nnan'
<s-ye paper cent without tie money. nor eon,na-
a longer tine than paid for
aates OF Advertising in weekly,
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Ayers Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague. Remtie
feyer. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague Periodical Head
ache, Bilious Headache, and Sillous Pc
vers, indeed for the whole oiass Of dis
case oI igIlAting In hillary deTAnge-
meni caused by the Malaria n
Niasinafic Countries.
We are enabled here 10 oiier the community a
reDed, which, wliie 4 cures the above complaints
quantity. such remedy j. ns aiuable IN districts
where these sffiic'iug Disorders prevail This cure"
expes tho nlasnlsiic Io!sen o Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents The development Of the
ltory symptoms Il Is not only the bes remedy ever
yet discovered for this class o. complaints but alfo
The cheapest. The large quArity we supply fof
dollar bring 10 Nihlu the reach ~ every pdri nbd
IN billions districts. whefe Fser aud Aene Pre-, aii,
every ho.i, sholld has, and lse 10 iices ieti fr
cure aud protection. 4 gfeaf superiority tf thi-
remedy any other esvr dsscN rra tor Tie sI-e-
dy and certain cure uf luieTnttsuts - that y con-
tans no Quinine mineral. consequently IL Irosin-
qusnisn or otlIer inluEtols efeoss whatever
upon the constitution. Tho>e cured iy IL are len
healthy a. II taey hpi never hid the dsoass.
lever aud Agle j. not alone the consequence u the
miasnaic leson A great variety q disorders nrise
from it, Irritation, among which
Neuralgia, ReumAiisrn, 6out, Headaeha- blindness,
Toothache. Earache, CatarTah. Asthma, rspi-
tation. fainfnl Affection of the Spleen. Hss-
trIiC- Pain ia ti.e Bowel. Collie Paralysis
and Dsranr.meih ei the stomsrh,
AZ II which. when or i-inAting in this cau-s put On
tie interInittent tyIe, cr beeone periodical. This
sscrRg exrtis The poison from the blood aud con-
seqleniy cnres them all alike. II is invaluable
protection a. immigrants and persons travelling or
temporarily residing in the masrious districts. II
takep OCCASIONALLY OF daily while exposed 20 the in
fttnn, that win ie-cscress~f from the system, and
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity rlrcn
info dj-ea-e. Hence IL j. even vaiuatlr for
protcsicn thsn cure, sud hw WIN sufisr from
lnter-afients n they avail fhcmSel,es e the pro-
lection this refneiy aforJ-.
as- Prepared by Iha J. C.. ANER 4 CO,
Lowell. Massachusetts,.
AT our remcsiir, arr fr ~sl- ~ J X CrNfssHAN,
y. N. DONNiIl. ani - al Draggisi. la T-rrc.
Hauic.
wholesale iy AilFS Co, Cincinnati
junl- 9ieon-veow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
liAGG AGE ECllECkED. .THROUGH-Al.L
be- o. NESFERS FREE
Fstc Al~tts as lDw ~ by any Other Route
fgay Tickets rita Pitts
burg.
1fl'kffs fOR SALE Al ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FkElGHIS
saRs I'll. Route ffriehis ~ ail descriptions can be
f.r,ardssl 90, Philadelphia. New York Boston cr
baltimore. 10 any point GA the Railroads ~ Ohio,
Keutasky lptians, niinQs, NssConsip, Iowa. or Mif-
sle.i ~ itsiraai direct.
T.e pennsyiesnis Railroad also connects ~ Pitts
hnr;h With sfear1ers. ~ which tioods can be for
,rsf4s.i 10 auv port on the Ohio. Musklngum, Ken
t,ttv Tennessee. Cuuli'cglant Illinois, Mississippi,
wl,.1rasin Niss0fi. kansas, Arkansas aud Red Riv.
,.If ttfr ritrtsrf Strlnsfy and Chicago with
sia,ers 10 al prfts en ihe North Western Lakes
uefchstis al shippers erirusting ID. transpofta-
Ton III ther Freghi % this Company can rely viii
s...sasf,re ln 81 specify q snsit
TUr RATES or FREIGHT % any point Ia ih,
We, ~ ne psgnagiy ania Railroad all time,
A. fsvoratle a. az charged BY other Railroad Com
n psrsicui,r te marx packages VA Pssssrlvasul
j evFrprn. Philadelphia
uAoRAw & CoOSs. 50 Sorth e.. Ralirnore.
4 IvErH 4 CO. Ec.s Actor ltuuss. o. No. souil
! Wi sfn ~ ~fN York.
/ arfFrgH A. co. - state - nfstnu
H - HoUS roy. General Freight Aeeus. rliia
F<oCn tfWis. iifnefsi sup't Aiinssia perm
L. u. EouF1. eererai tieks' srent Pilladelphis
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

sEThere will be no deviation from IRE a'oFs
advertisements Published IN both Daily a.o
w-~riv viii De charged the fall Daily rates with one
'''' y '-' CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.