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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
FROM Fl. MONROE.

PorT MoSRoE, July 7-Evening The
steamer Juniata, while on her way up to
Hsrrison's Landing yesterday within about
four miles Of that place, was fired into by
the rebels and one man injured, but none
killed. The firing was from six field pieces
on the opposite side Of the river. and little
below the Federal army. The steamer was
aground at the time. Our gunboats went
down and drove Oft the rebels.
accommodating party was sent out yes
terday and found the rebel pickets within one
mile Of ours, which leads TO the opinion that
another battle is at hand. Breastworks are
being thrown up at Hampton about two and
q half miles from Fort Monroe by our forces
encamped at that place The work is pro-
crossing vigorously.
The thermometer stood at 80 deg. this
evening.
JuLr : Gen. Burnside has arrived here,
is looking well and appears in fine spirits.
President Lincoln arrived here at an early
hour this merning. accompanied by several
officers among them one was believed TO be
Hslleck. Ho had a short interview with
Gen. Burnside and then proceeded up tho
James river.
Flag officer w likes arrived here this morn
ing, and many rumors are afloat as 10 the
object Of his visit.
Tho 10Th New York regiment which has
been reported rs badly cut TO pieces, had
only killed. ~ wounded and 30 missing.
There ale many who IN various WAYS got
separated from their regiments. are now dsi-
ly returning thus greatly diminishing the
numbers who havo been reported lost.
There have been two or three arrests here
this morning ameng the suffers and civilians
Who had received orders TO leave. and had
dsregsrded them.
The Notifications at Yorktown are being
put in perfect order.
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From the Indianapolis Journal we clip the
following
Capt IA p q. Kelsey. after his departure
from the s6th Indiana. (he being one Of the
lately resigned oaisers) received a letter
signed by all Of the officers te-tifying to bis
gestlemtnly conduct aud gallant bearing As
soldier While connected with the rcgi-
msnt
MAJOR Erie Locke occupied while IN New
Orleans tse Office formerly n possession Of
the rebel committee Of safety Among the
papers len behind the Major picked mp q
bundle Of letters received from Louisiana
planters IN answer to a demand 70 send all
the old iron that could be found upon the
plantations. to be melted up and made into
shot an Shells We coy one 81 lhoss let
tsrs which i sample Of all the rest:
catDwrLL. La. March the 5 1864
W l. SmifA. Mejor Of Bsgiassrss
Dear Sir--in accordance with the Cover
noFs Proclamation Of n Feb. l-69 here
With send yoa all the old irsn and CAT Iron
that ~ts about ny place which "a Of no use
n me hope You can make them II seine
nee % the confedsrscy
an With respect yoar obedient servant
JoAs HrxsIr
4 number Of SICK were landed At Evans.
vile from the steamer D A. January. aad
"sfs ssat forward % Tetre Haale oa Mon
day Sergeant John Wakefield. Of company
ssth Indiana. died Of convulsious. super
Induced By over eating. diei just after the
boat arrived At Evsnsvil lie. and VS. buried
there.
The sth Indiana. Col. Y. y BALDWIN. "a.
sacsmped near Huntsville. Alsbsma on The
IL, OF july Gen. Crlu enden had srriv 81
bat Il -ss not known % ~hst brigade h.
would be assigned.
Captain Campbell -ss elected MAJOR o.
ne 9Th on the So,h ult
We ace Il stated that GA the 2ssh Of Jun.
''sasral Asbo,h vas stationed At Rieusi
Mississippi. twelve miles south Of corinth.
General JET c. DAVIS "a. Al Jscsnsa. =,
miles ss.. Of Rienri
t}enersi Thomas wss Al Iaka sorins.
tsensy one miles southeast % Rieass
A brigade vas stationed al Marietta twen
~ u.ile. southwest Of Rier.i
Rienzi. ve understand !. ,As ceusre Of h
stationed hris.d>-.
The rebels werc vel fortified a Osalou.
As niles south Of Rsnsi.
Deaths occurred AZ "a f.oH- l.a ases /,
follo~s
June 2ssh--Cornelie. sesborn. n lad
ana cavalry.
Jaly Adv. 7. Yo-s. company 4. ~,
fnilsnx
John Y. Miller. Of The 1slA fndian.. con
mssiiss the Military fOs 81 Nashville. TIE.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

pHIlsprLrHis, July lO.-The special cor
respondence Of Fornsy's Press. dated u. 4.
steamship Brooklyn. June 2sth. SAYS, all
hsods we're called early this morning. 10 at
tack tho batteries and city Of Nicksburg.
The first gun fired was Al one o'clock.
The firing Vas intense.
The Hartford. Richmond. and the gun
boats have passed the batteries and city,
without slencing them.
The Brooklyn received orders not 10 pass
battery without silencing Il. and she re.
mains belou
The lses on the Hartford was one man
Killed and eleven wounded: on the Richmond
the Masters Mate killed, and an wounded
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FROM vIoKsBuRG

veKsBrRc. July 7. via Mrsrnr. p
The mortars from above and below continue
10 she'll the city. The rebels have a mum
Der Of siege guss mounted on field carriages
which they transfer from point 10 point. -
the previous position vas made untensble by
the hre of our guns.
Gen. Williams had planted field battery
on point opposite the city. which caused
considerable annoyances 10 the rebel gun
ners
The work on the canal i progressing rap
IDLY. Large additions have been made 20
the number cf contrabsnds employed.
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Pos rHK wAK.-Csptsin jazz SxIrH. is
now here. and has opened recruiting office
for the 10th regiment near the corner Of
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain Was
an ofiicsr in the 18th Ind. regiment. and Is
One oficer. and all Who desire::,o volunteer
In the service would do veil 10 call upon
him. This may be the last chance. therefore
do not dels. OF else you may be too late.
DIV
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Cspt. w. F. Smith,
Of the Typographical Engineers was to day.
confirmed by the Senate IS Brigadier Gen.
crai. The nomination had been pending
sinos August last. 1t Is known that he has
been. meantime. acting as Brig adler General
Of Volunteers.
WASHINGTON, July f0.-No intelligence
has been received from the army of the Po-
tomac for several days past. further than il
is improving in strength and efficiency.
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- By an oversight our proof sheet did
not get read for yesterday paper. and there
we're many typographical errors in the edi-
torial and selected matter. We will try and
avoid repetition Of the blunder.
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re-.ee. has written the following letter to
Aa;u,.nt General Noble. A Il refers 70 an
important matter ue request our editorial
brethren to copy Il:
HxAporAErkEs u. j. foacEs.t
Nashville. Tenn. July 5. le62.
Coz. Las Ns6le. Ad51f@nf Gsaeral. lad:
SR: Many soldiers in Indians and else
where holding fnrloughs 70 sses Il dlseAsrse.
are writing me for their discharge papers
Not having the time 10 answer 50 many let
tiers write you that the proper Information
may be given from your Department.
Discharged furloughs we're given At Nash.
vile 70 these two classes. viz:
I. Soldiers who bad been examined previ-
Gus 10 entering Barracks or Hospital and
certificates granted them by the Medical
ofhcen Of the Regiment and Brigade 10
which they belonged. the discharge papers
being yet Incomplete.
III. Soldiers Who were regarded By the
Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals or Barracks
as permanently disabled and unht Tor ser
vice. In these cases certificates Of disabili-
" we're made out IN proper form BY the
medical officers aud forwarded through Dis
trio, Headquarters. TO be signed and finally
completed by the proper officers Of the corps
20 which the soldier belonged.
A proper record Of the name aud Post.
Office address TO which discharged fur
Tough was granted. was kept at the once OF
the Adjutant General At Nashville. and for
all those whose furloaghs we're made oat n
Nashville Barracks similar record Vas
kept there. Soldiers on discharged fur
Tough" are o. receive their discharge papers
from their Company or Regimental com
manders. III. however. the papers. when
complete. should be sent BY mistake TO
Nashville Barracks OF to the Office Of the
AdIu,snt General at Nashville. they will be
Immediately forwarded 10 the soldier se-
corfing % the address given by himself
| have the honor TO be. sir.
ysry respectfully your obedieni serv's.
JSo r. MrLIKH.
Colonel Commanding Po.s.
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To Recruiting Osheer-- Special Or
der.
Executive DkPARTxkNTJ
Indianapolis. July 2. lsss
Applications Tor authority 20 raise compa-
nice. under the recent call for eleven regi-
ments. should be made to the eommsndant
OF the camp In the Congressional District in
which the applicants reside. upon whose re
commendstion proper commissions viii be
Issued o. r. MosroN.
Governor of Indians
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cot r. W. THOMPSON.
viii address his fellow citizens at the Court
House on Saturday evening next At early gas
light. on this most wicked rebellion. and 10
urge the speedy filing up Of the regiment to
DC formed at this place
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To Armss To Arms!! To Armsiii
The President Of the United States has
issued his Proclamation calling for 3oo, 900
additional volunteers. The undersigned. In
accordance herewith are organizing q com
pany in this county. to serve IN the list
Regiment which will be Immediately organ
lied a. Camp yigo. The company will be
organized 10 the number Of i0l men. rank
and file. The pay will be from tl3 TO t33
per month. and everything found
BY order of the Adiutant General, this
day issued. one months paw and t2s Of the
bounty money will he paid each recruit as
soon as mustered into service. making In all
SIS advance pay to each soldier.
Recruiting 0ftce in TuelI's Old Store. on
Main Street. Terre Hsute. Ind.
MD. TOPPING.
Al. WEIGH.
The undersigned take pleasure In recon-
mending the above gentlemen to those vii
ling TO volunteer. as in every way qualified
10 take charge Of company.
+. Il. ALLEN.
HID. SCOTT.
r.. W. THOMPSON.
July 10. i76ed&wlw
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t. All hose Who want beautiful silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call q, the Ne.
York Hat Store and 60, one % the Hone
Manufacture. -hich make mysslf. there
fore osn warrant all hats bought Of me-
| have kne assortment 81 French Beaver.
osssr and son Cashmere hats Of the sns-,
quality. and u all eolers. which I an selling
very loo siso. large assortment Of Wool
Hat. 81 all eolors, rsnSisg N prize az low
a. ffsy cent?
tn LowERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor % J. G.. YATES.
M ~ Cor. Hfb. and Nals Sc
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s,h Indiana Battery.

You are hereby notified TO ,erort person
ally Immediately TO these quarters. or by
Surgeons certificate. il still toe .is < for duty
or be reported as ssserfers al proceeded
sgains, accordingly
GEO. I. COCHRAN, Capt
Tuscumbia. Alabama, June -, 1869
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FKr-H MEAr MAExET.-I invite my fellow
citizens 10 call at my meat shop on the west
side OF Market Street. between Main and
Cherry Streets. and purchase OF me the
choicest quality Of fresh meats. which al
ways keep on hands. also will deliver
meats at any part Of the city BY leaving or
ders 50 10 DO y. STEVENSON.
july DIV
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Jslysds,

IL r Henry ID Mann continues to a.
rnd 10 the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
70 ,hi- city ard surrounding eounsry Nes
~ge- len At his once Bars Block. corner
Of Sch and Wabash Streets or at Hospital
No. ] wiil he attended 70 promptly.
june2si2s
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IL There will be two days meeting
at Grove Chapel. on Saturday and sabbath
next Rev. DR. Bowman, Of Indiana As
bury University. and Rev. J. Hill are to
bold IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
II Ora x.h.n a Bell h.,. understood

tE Ora Nshan 4 Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report IL IN cir
citation. that their time is 80 monopoIised At
the HOSPITAL. that they esnnos attend 70 their
private practice They would ay TO their
friends. they are very th>nkfai for pas, IA
vors, ard vIlI be ready Al al hours 10 attend
them ~ heretofore.
Their engagements Al the Hospital .nl
-, interfere IN the least. -ish their other
H'sness. June ~. dtf
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Night Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

ST. jonss. July io.-The City Of New
York. from Liverpool ID and Queenstown
ID. was boarded OF Cape Rsce on Thursday
forenoon
onssnsio~n on the 81. Pelitics unimpof.
fsnt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11

BkAHDRETh'S PIIIS.-For the rostosauca
health Of those who have been stricken BY srcs-s,
or paralysis they are the only reliable rietscine.
all affections Of the lungs. chest and bowels IL.
prompt use saves LIE and quickly oures- Piesrr
MA, plcurisy, chsera. wind, spssus worms oh,@sfs
ncrbus diarrhoea sysen;sry. whether from ulAiasi-
eating unripe fruits other fault In diet, yislo
their influence. Asthma, govt, rheumatism. i've
affections. ruptures, irsaammAti0ns a. any oI.~n
levers, whether ague or ether specific feVers hlVos
DISEASES J.uncise. ST yitus's dance smallpox
lee orouP. eryspelas. white s~e,lins. psles, ulcers
Of even thirty year, continuance and esreclali,
ulcers Of The liver. have all been cured permanently
by these celebrated Vegetable univcrsh Pilk IN
female complaints and nervous diseases they a.~,
been equally successful. wide chsngs Of fife. tyss
fret and second periodsl. Epilepsy, depressis1 q
spirits ffghtfal derams all distractions and rss-.
ations are by them cured. disp rsed aud corr~ctss
Pre- Is eeBis per box.
sold ~ :. T. cuSssHs-. Terr--Hsuts. saa ~
respectable de,lers In nedc'le iAnlc~ In
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What becomes Of the Journals puff Of tho
Eagle Foundry on Yesterday IL Is Ike il
great Democratic victory IN Illinois Mr..
Grover does not allow his cannon 70 thunder
approval OF the course OF the 'yoang CHEZ
Ia Congress The Journal must feel ashamed
Of ia. statement on IN - matter
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~ We see that our friend Jsms- Cssni
hers has complied with the new ordinances.
By paying SO license 10 sell AL kinds 81
fresh meats 81 he Old stand. corner Of ~
and Ohio streets. Please give him call
July .. div
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Fos sAIK--A good dwelling house, sisua-
cd in = pleasant part Of the city. with all
necessary convenieoces- For particulars en-
quirs Of W. l. Hoddy. at this ONCE. II
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sT strnnous OF scrofuloos sfSct1eas he
curse. the blight =. potato 70, q mankind. ftey
are vie and shy veil fatal. They arise froo.
contamination and inpurlty o, the bleed. and to
be seer all around rs everywhere One eusrtsS -
a. Ne naeet are tainted with them. and eusrt-r
Of these die OF then die fOorshiy TOO. because IL,
are durable ArKN's sAkssrAEIll> elesnses CTS a
serefulous corrupou from The blood renders sss
snt healthy. and ereo;caily snpurgstss ths ieti
contamination from the SYSTEM. NJ longer 49,
under y0ur ScIoiulous disorders. since the sfs..i
bic ARA has provided his nss'eriy oOrnssnstion
curative virtues tia, hs calls SaasarAkusa I'll su-
ocrai. Waterbury. Ct.
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u Pair to choice New Orleans Sugar
receiving and for sale by
uly7dss A. AcRGEGOR 4 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11

Editor Express
Sn-I see the Journal says the Commit
tee bal ~ trouble in procuring cannon
from lie Foundry. 70 be used this even
isg That ! may stand light o" that qoes
ton. | all az that no one aid ANYTHING to
me about the use Of the cannon.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
NURSERY.

I HAVE PURCHASED the entire
Il Nursery stock Of Mr.. Manly. ksrshsll, CLARK
sssnsy III y. ssa .n rs.s:rss e Furnish .i s.ns.
essh price,. Apple Trees, u any ssse, nom y
inch 70 inrhes 10 diameter. and rom one 20 sls
years cid
lyTfly \. vi swORTH.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

Ep1roR ExrREss.-I am candidate for
sie Offiee of County Treasurer.
June Is. le62. ;. h. ALLEN'
lama candidate for the ofice OF Ire4s-
ser Of Vigo county az the October election
". !. DURHAM.
We are authorized 20 -nnooDce g " :
Barbour A. Candidate for the once oil Col
Rr,ar spl Treasurer Of the county Of Niso-
an. candidate for County treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
I A MADISON Is a candidate for the
Office Of County Treasurer at the October
election.
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kscKUiTs WANTED IxAkDiArELs- The
10th regiment Is being reorganixed under the
auspices Of Col. J. T. Lucas. late Lieut. Col
Of the same regiment. and all persons wish
ing 10 enlist under officers who have seen
service. can have chance now. OF assisting
in crushing out the rebellie1. and once more
witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars and
Stripes
Pay. rslions and clothing from the time of
enlistment A recruiting Office will 10 open
every day. until the desired number are en-
rolled. Office. two doors south Of the Gin
cinnsti House on Fourth street-east side.
wM. CONNER.
jl3dif Lieutenant.
FtFrKKS RkcxrIrs wAsrxD-To nil up
Co. b. 5ish regiment Indiana volunteers,
now ut Camp Morton. guarding prisoners. TO
serve three months. unless sooner discharged.
Pay and clothing same in The United
States service The Company hss the Sc
eond post of honor. being placed on the sx-
treue lett. The undersigned will be IN the
city until Monday, July 7th.
Transportation furnished.
G. A. GOODWIN. Captain.
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~ The following Is a rePors OF the
money received by the Treasurer Of the
TerFe Hante sanitary Committee. since
lima
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EXPRESS COMPANY.
MERCHANTS DESPATCH.

Owned and Managed ~ The American Rsve~s Co.
FRO NsNEW YOnK AND DOsTON,
To he West and Scush-wsu,
~ Special Care 90 gatarans Pss-
seoger Trains.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.
Tss above Despatch forwards oesds a. mere En-
p>diucss rs3 thss any line running .west, exespt
Ne fsgulsr Exprsss Compaey. Forwarding blls.
eo~srfng the entire from New Yerk and Bcstcn
gusrsnsesing time. viii ~ given
nask al psekases sMershasss' psspsseh," and
deliver q u pspo1 eot 81 Barclay st. y. n. and
msrcA1o63u TUKauR 3 h<KEKr.
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PIANO TUNING.
4 GREABLY TO THE WISHES

4 GREABLI TO THE WISHES
N Of many Of my former patrons. have resaIn-
ed again Tufirg and Repairing Pianos, Melodeons
and other Musical Instruments. Being q practical
piano maker, also favoraby known 20 many citizens
OF Terre-Harte first class Tuner for over 81
years. perfect satisfaction l. guaranteed % all favor
Ing me with their patronage | vii Visit Teffc-
Hsute regularly every four weeks. Pianos VIII -
Engaged By the year.
al orders left al tbe residence q NJ. ~. Allen
Pence. Mrs. MODESTO, OF the Sisters Academy will
met wsfh prompt attention. Aesysltllly.
r.. kI>>NEH.
Music Dealer, and Tuner AID kepalrer Of Musical
Instruments, GRFFNCASTi.E. IND.
my16du
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Losr on SroLxx On the 9Th inst. had
saddle and birdie taken OF my horse. on the
ground where the esleDr.t'oa sas held. b
some person either msliciousiy OF by mis-
take The saddle is good one and I ~Ill
pay liberal reward 10 any person Who wilt
return u 10 the wshs-h Express Once.
DAVID HOLSTER
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UNDE RTAkINC.


~ III. WALTER-Will devote his
~ entire attention 20 the above business at
Chadwick's Livery Stable
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Cloth, Velvet and Wood Cofins. With fall and
pete assortment Of
Undertaker,s Goods and Trimmings
Also, ali sises Of the late and improved styles
Cases and Caskets
have made arrangements whereby can sell the
above
Cases and Csskefs al Ttco thirds fhsir Former
Prices
And have also very much reduced tho price % cloth
and Velvet Coins.
BY my thorough knowledg-. former experiences,
low prices and exclusive attention O. this business
hope 10 receive q share Of public favor.
Bodice preserved In Ice any length " time desired
Carriages furnished when desired.
WALTER.
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Rally To the Old Flag.
The President of the United States has
issued his proclamation calling for 100000
additional volunteers. The undersigned. IN
accordance herewith are organizing com
pany in this county. TO serve In the list Reg
ment. which viii be Immediately organized
at Camp Vigo.
The company will be organized to the
number of l0i men. rank and file. The pay
will be from sl3 to s23 per month; and svsry-
thing found.
BY order Of the Adjutaut General. this day
issued. one months pay and $2s Of the
bounty money viii be paid each recruit as
soon as mustered into service.
Recruiting Office in Dole's Building on
Third street. under the Armory.
-
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IN SuR ANCE.

EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
II issued in the ftna Insurance Company n
Hartford, Connecticut
Cash Assets q, o9o, 600.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
in the Fire and Marine Company. Springfield. Mass
Cash Assets. 500, 600.
FIRE POLICIES issued in the Fire In
ursnoe Company Of Hartford, Connecticut
Cash Assets. ..........................t $3.50, 600
INSURANCE In the above old and reliable Compa-
nice be procured az reasonable rates on appli-
cation 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-08
NEW YORK.
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Ok.VE.aL REyWEn1naY
THE BEET n THE Wo1rn
ineUnrne -asa
91NB T811m . sv.ar .n~A~~
CarlDg1resthaehe 1 Neuralgia.

Do ycs wish 70 b blessed With aud sdnieel
iof fsAsLY WnrrR and Sosnd TEETH IT,
-. WI. Hus6's UnssvalDca Teeth Povs
der, warranted free from scid. anal. = - 4.
jarious substance. PSiss, Is cents ~ boz.
- BE ~ass 81 the ordinary ehssp too(h -.
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do you wish 10 be certain thas yeur breath y
pure, sweet and agreeable 10 husband or whichever
o. friendsf Use DS. husdss CeloosaeeA
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Ihis astrtngsnt wash 10 also the best reaDo3y N
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Sore Mouth, cts. Il has cured hundreds
do you, or your children suffer from Tooth aehe
Got Dr. Has6's 00Sic T0oehacAe Dropo.
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They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe ~
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do You wish complete set OF Dental Rene
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nsatest and most valuable present that one friend
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on receipt Of price
For sale - Gil the best stores throughout the
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CAUrION.-As there are dealers Who take I'd.
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you will get the best, thoroughly tested, end ~
pared by an experienced and scientific Dentist,
Treasurer Of tho New York State Dentists Asso-
cistion, and Vice. President " the New York
City Dental Society.
WIN. B. HURD / CO., New York.
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