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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28
MEDICAL


tt.NuENE PREPARATIONS, vfu
aintsi1,s Exsraci " hncbr nslne1lxss n<r~s.
parilia. Belnbo,d's imuro~sd Ra<s WsxA
laaboia,s ses1iDs rsa.s. .lor, uaHLf oos.
.SIAALED ookPounL rLufD xxrRAcf 30.
40" Positive nnd epeciac ksnscy 81 D,ssassz
ths hsa1s,. Ntosft, 0f-vsi, Drcp<isA av~ll.
- snd al dissssas acc ta-sngensnSs q 90
EinA0 oz<.1.. ~sslAss szis.l.s N Has oF rs.sls.
ssss rssTlS 3 s.s aSs So sF ssssTs ssss, - - q ..
tAeAI DLukktic, az - esrtain = hs~e tss d.
are. sas'' n AZ p.ss..ss ~ vhisA 4 IA nsosu-
This hs4islas lnsIsassa tls pousr I p.ssss,sl.
&ed sre'ts. ne AbsoEoscts infe hs.itay ssasr b.
shicA Ne aisry a caiesro0Al srpots.lo,s. a a al
ne Unnstzrsl knlsEcsnsuis ara retlssd. - ssu
- fs-n .ha lsn.na&iion. Ans = seed fsr asa.
Dlr.oaons ssoompaly nsiubOla's krtr.s. Rsss.-
- Neaknsss a-risng ncm kEee<zrs, hshiSz ~ D.
sRsaSi. SLY lnelserssion o. Ahnss. si>~rtss
lnalspos..,sa y sxsrSise. lss- = pesss. la-- q
4@ssaS,s. :. A1a'selT 1T y - ersstai. es.k sezvs>.
nene.ns, horror q uissaae ps1la.sA DIN
ssss q tisien, pain In ne ISL. rssl lsssituts
q tee muscalar syssel. hes hAz lshisF - a..
Boy, drynee. q Ne skin, sr1I 49,. Ia fs-.l.
Paid coukrEEAxC1.
rsssesaas n.sf sSsss "a ss.as a ssss1s E ~ 80 s1ss
MA tenpoIsry ea1as'ur sut l.lss G. slzkk
hsri 1Aueufien xe6.fis-
rfoihiHs l. mo . iskla1is !. saca .see.... 80.
snhtcoe. and notkink theT saolt trcs1 - fssr II
Oeaa1eiene ~ rspaes 81 l.sna-r, - e.rnss1a.-.
~ speceianon, tat hurTief uaaaiiiou d,Im
:. raese sy-nptslas, ~ alis~~a - e.. ~hsos 4.
neiicine intsiaHy FemcFes. aoca kslsss
tp1syll1 ~.
in pie utio4 tls Pausnl rcay aspsra
~. al taat theY are lei freecsullg l,ll,..
~ g. trefai dissasc-. /" ,nsarllS snt hs--rs.'
lioa
hG as&rs q ~ s.1zs ID ,ss,r sun.rs,.
bot noli a coniosa Ehe reeords ol a. l.s-e.
Asylos-s. - tee IleiAcckoly tsssAa - cs,s1nx-
fco, be-E Apls tesnc-l q ths truth e Lhs ssssrs
uel. IA lanatio Afyluns ne moSi nslsBcsoly A.
hahitol gpears. Tie ccanssnAncs "a acfnsiIx -
dsn, And ccts cssttEto aeLbar zolfb o. xrtsf s~~s
siait a. ehoaid . 4,anl e. the eoaos secur. u 4
rerely ariiculate
VIII WoCful 4s4saFo., Wsr 1s-p.if
Len suilsn ssancs tbctr srfsl bsruIi.
lrsnts ano auardiAns. osllioa Yg1r ohfl.r.p
asainsi TIA sy ha5'i 4 = tks grosisss eurst a.
eAn bsf2ll ysaEg nan sosnsn. anafains tA-..
icr happiness and naFricd lie
They nay aot eHPsTi(pcs fhr eocsar rusnoss aoa
b1i mat AID I'll aocnef ~ l.isf lls aaas.i.. "a.
oncs s1eceed via sr-4ptsrar sanfc pessn><4 ~
euirel tre sid 81 mecius a. flForEthea a,f lntlas
orsie tte sysicu, Wkieh Aalr baida FITnACT f5t
BCc1O i.sarlablv 49,. a trssi al os1~l1s-
uao~s sfcrtio2A
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BOOKKEEPING.
TERKE HAVgE
Commercial College.

ksaSs - fseaa esrs. asn. 1852 Fith sss ktia
streels
nfHshdtis Buitdiug, 81 Nam 81,
POOK- -KEkPING RI DOUBLE
- xriT - sgpite6 80 s~frs asfart4r-l "a
u sts. Eacls1ls. kelsli le4lrst1sl. fsrlzsrssE,
(. C.GSeg1e. CO7pssg FsstEs-sslE- ca=7isEer,
sftfF' 4 4s1ss.rs 90. Esii keattss. sssa.
F-1~<-xelp. c-z1e-zssi c-rry sso-s-7-r -
Arltnzsfi- wl.i r~oei~p pre1r-f sfs@srise-
Af<7rrs.s -rcz s<s t~-o 1tt~1 - fsr fsr r--a7-
r<sri-1 e Lstlea
soUKs or f~sTErCu0x-
? 80 - n s'elcsk a.. Tea 7rx i.1sss
efR A..
Pc c~<e-risi>r.ssiesc csl II ~ c<s~es R.-zr,
g se<rsss i>ss-csin< ss4p, - FrtocspE
g. esAvx,
~. hr rs,~sc<sa l-<1l-s = sAs fslls~i ~ srs-sr
80 - t1e ctT
r-2Ssy: ~: rse - ,sSxrssE.S'
AZ TEoKTscs. Fsxr 4 sos. M. s7osk.
sc%>sn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28
DR.. WRIcHT's
REJUVENiTING ELIXIR !!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Ps-e Vegetable Extracts eenfafE.
ing asthias hilarious 70 the
nest delicate


-,m.sss wisS % sss III rs-ss s q dee. s sSi. Eus.
10 rsiavssste the syssen cad evsrcsas aisssss.
~ The Rsiuvenstlng Elixir - she result mod
sn entirely new and abstract method of cure, Urea
pectlve Of all the old sna worn out sysssms
|" This medicine has been tested hy the nss,
sOinsns medical men The day, and By than pro.
euncct 70 be one cf The grestest medical discoveries
II the age.
~ one bottle win cure general Debility
~ Afev dosss cures Mysteries In females.
- One bottle cures Pslpitstson of thu Heat.
|" From oneto three bottles restores the msni,.
asss and full vlgOr of youth.
EN Few doses srsnores ths appetite.
u Three bottles cure TIE worst ease o. Inpo.
U-A few dosss cures the low splritsd
~ One bottle restores mental power.
~ fec does rsstors, fAs orpans er eeAeafsos.
- A few doses rrlng The rose 20 ths cheek.
- ffis medicine reftorvs 20 manly visor and
Ieoast health The poor dsbilltstsa, worp-dOvn snd
a. The nsslsss, snsrvsssd youth, IN. over.,sss-
sanAn q business, the victim of nervous depression,
she individual suffering ffcm general dsbiliiy, 0r
fro1 soeakness Of a sEo< orgass viii al nnd inns-
date snd permanent relief by 'Ae use of this Elixir
Essence Of Life
~ Price, 50 per bottle or thrss bottles for o..
md forwsrded by frpress. On receipt ~ Eousy
tc sny address.
- The Cherokee pfiis and Helu-
vousffos Elixir, arc cold ~ all entrrprfsing
Druggists Ia The civilized world. Come unprincplst
dealers, however, try q cell worthless compouads
Ia place Of these those vAich they purchase AZ
cheap price, and make more money BY sell.
ng. than they can these medicines. As you value
your health, aye. the health of your future Of
spring, 10 not be deceived by such unprineiTsst
Druggists aft for fsess medicines and faks 10 otl-
- II the Druggist VIII not buy them FOR you. en-
close The mcns~ in letter, and ne will send them
70 ycn ~ Express securely sealed and packed Tree
from observation.
Ladies er Gsntlsmen can address - IN perfect
confidence, stating fully and plsinly their disease
and symptoms ~ We treat all diseases Of chronic
nature n male OF female. Patients need not hesi-
tate becanse of their Inability 20 visit "a, ws have
treated pstlens successfully In al portions of TIE
civilised globe. BY eorrespondsnce.
Psfisnts addressing as WI please state plainly al
ne symptoms of their complaints. and write Pest.
oncs County, State and name % writer. plain. and
tneioss postage stamp for reply.
We fsno ear - page fassphl>f free 60 any sd.
drss. Address all letters Tor Pamphlets or sdvicsw
ins proprictors.
Or. ~. Y. MERWiN q co.,
No. ss Liberty street. New York.
&C. n. COOK, CHEcAeo. No. sc Markst street.
tsnsrsllAsent Tor the states of uinois Iovs. WIZ
fnfn, Michigan and Indians, who viii sapply
Eussis's Al car regular card prices.
Ia - s~fsii ~ THos- a. BARR. BBERL
eiFnL end hLLtS PENCF, TIRE Hapie
Wholesale ~ BRO owNlsC A sLOAN snt Dali
iN xkiFFR RUSH. Indianapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28


Nevlss Uisi tro espsifsss1t ~ 80 fi.i 4 ug4
place 81 Business ~ steam. a. averf heavy sx-
peats snd ultkooi satisfactory results. ofosred
ifs agpafstus taken out, aud hfi, what sap
paset 20 be- good Hot AIR farn.oa pat o. tho
plsse bul va elll luat u 70 Warm li e. - O. -
coua foristle. Upon m5re taoroseh iaeeafa alton
% tAe whole subject "a house ukrrains ue ordered
the furnace g. be removed snd oae ~ ne Alles.
pheric Poufs iDg Warn Az Furnaces. msrufscius.
% - Peter Martin, ksq.. PIT la tto place, sud
frf that la the coidast westhst iuctdsit 90 ear
climate ue hsss nd uc iificulty IN keeping ever
part ~ cur foslns snd CsfafoTfAtie We
would sfylse oaF friends % profit ~ cor expsri.
sars snd themselves great inoous anl sncs aud
expense - ortsfias these lufslnshls irrnscss a.
re- ffou ihe insentof aea maunlacfurer
p BOTH 4 GO.
pfopn.,.rr a. slchoias Ks..sufsnf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28
Nip the Evil In the bud.

THOSE Afflicted with snv PR
II xats us>@ss tseh - sfipSs eChxn sfoi eel.
81. Primary. s~csotsff. Tertiary. a srs gssas.
f>4sErh~<. Gles< strtc<.r~. vsrto-sl<. Hvfroc~is.
rrinsry nsssrss. sp~rrnsiarhss. ssnln<l ws<s
49, Nncfafaa n'picas. sat t1Nn q ssif-
sbss.. sasald a. Af oNck sisft Ds cl.Akk =
rkiysfF osvlcE. sat ssrrs4 cczsailsnea fesa.
se- ~ <-sa = ssh ia<taa str->t tstt-nseoas.
fuHsns
rss portsE.. t4assa r~>-s Htpsfiesfs - ks-
tsrs ots e111tes si9 = tr~<s 20 srtta e<<siiy
- sr<szl c<sss s-s4 g. 81 <ie - lsttss. a. 70
81 ~ xetsrl1<s ~ sxrrs<s
c-sssilsrs- 49, orss asnrs fsan =. -
~. Co. sss. is... sss.ss.sss.. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28

PROCLAMATION.
STATE 90 IsDIAss. wac COUNTY. :. q
n Wse- ssss Cs-esrH
NoTicK . s~r-sy srs.a = a. rruss-s- e ne
~ several fc~nskiss sntse Zee easittet sctsfs
thsfesi. tAsi 81 eetlen 4 es helt q tAs usasi
piss- e >1iss slessi-ss - tts sessr.i ss-nsAfF<
OK TUESDAY.
Fsl,s-ir< 80
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
A. n. o. Tsesss a ks<ks ha1sr~d sss ssxtr t,ar.
49, ~ Farp<~- - -lretics t-e ri~et-rs - tas
ests 81 tsrrs srt sas sle<ter 60 sseA ef fks s<s
q Al o.,srs~~os.l n<~trfcs 81 ~ <sst.. f-r -
s - sfPre~iesnt snt We Frrsitsst q fse Ualte
ssssu = Assries.
Ast shs fr-s~es q tAs s.s-F.l te~NsAtps -
s.it scszu srs lsr>ef Ss~naHs~s - epsa pell
to ss.>l plssrs e bei1tnx siertc.s - -
s<A ts~1shtSs. sst y scsue - slseses { = ssls
rsrpsess. sat ts,s te,y pea 81 n ~ -tts eesi>s
LcakkLrs KIM sssrfs = go esursT. Z.
csrsf t1ss tke sssse = trss ccpr ef 80 erlrlns
edo. n<v - AZ . - sess
<---) TAs rs ssy = css -, tssa
ls>>l, caAslxs E<kx
t' Ir sssrt- - We cs
ls-ssr. e~sissf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28

tsss els q fslss Mertls's a. A.. FuE.asss
aKgFFir rsUnB
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28
- " 10 pt O M -

Svm IN p { O m -.
TIE sYrpters Of calsrrh q. thsT generally -.
pear ara - afsi very stishs. Psrsoas zoo they
hsVe rfsqnsnt sstsoEs. soe are more s~ns I've -
ihechspkea y teppsrstnrs this condition. The
Bose az b 81, o. sfrtf flscharre. fhfr anf
seffis aterssff b~cosaioe tsirk ars adhssivs.
lBcreH<>d In qasntify and shsnssd Ia egaitY. tkey
srs DE tbiok and kssvy. snd are hsskst o.
oo1Khsd % The s>cretfoos are oHensiv causing
es1 sreste tse voice ts taick szd Dkssl TIE syss
srs ussk. fks sea~ u ne smell u lesssssd dss.
scTet. deses><s frsSsently tskss piscs, 1oothsr
ocnu'on k1f i1ycft<nt ryusfom - Cstsrrh 81, that
tbs person Il sbhref 70 dear his throat IN the
Dsrninf a THEA o. tlluy mnoo1s, ~nieh Ia. fsi-
10 sa &C.. fss.a tss sd asrs.s - sssst rsss
si-asss 70 o. its ssy . he isngs snf sbouh iss.
DO sirss In sFr~sftzs "a
N. seoss sls bss - = N. nsaS oss.uA
agmttaus.
4 s'aeie Bosne vail last msnsh-so
DO ased thee times DeY
pEssTuosiAgs.
Ffe4 aeu fas J Tarlsi, Es-Mszbsf = Goa
sEssa ffes ui.z3as ssas kosaksg ofililseis N Hons.
;. s.Essfs-satstssts -. Sfsa< Nsstsg - k.F a
:. = :, - sts-. = 80.
"a. a s-EETz
nss "a = Fs,lJ .. T-ss selass -fGEs va. s-ss
vcze 50 t1ai | ga severe y s&lcsss ri'h Ca
1-ss e ss.rs sts1 esc - srcssi-sst eta
a.ns<r. B~lrrs "a as-1 -. ho.sis I --s .--
: ~ tEFryFe<- scl h.ss-s - s-s-o1 f~sas "a
Ca a.. -s ee-p,-:-'y ev--t. 4 r.s -~-szz~sc
h' ns.a.sss - a. sz.essf sits "sssrrs.
Tzos = rrsEEE
Tstss sssssaiy tesa r. "a -ss- - s-.l-s .
c><xzft E~E<<y. I s1-srl-r.sd AVA rsilsf a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28

ca 8. f-sss. -l4.si.. a-nl-o. 4. ..4.......-a -.
Aar1aEa
q. i-A4l sntstic1a recSLl 81 assz.iaa. "a -
oest - lsesa a rltNlaliai tI az cltt. satle4.
et ~ S-l-feats - he 1ficn. 4rEss tlaltkF, Ialafs
nssa. ~ kaspension ef CcatclaarT Evacaeoa4s ul-
osfsiaa q. tiuheal state OF iss utsros. lsoscl-
fbg.a ~ Whits,, a1tiihil. ait 80 at aonpl ana.
islas-t = tse 50. Eciaef erisrr froua fnflszrs
uoa. haliis " nifalpsusl 81 II a. Asslina :,
otslfs ~ ifie tes efnpsta-f Eto4s.
No PANTY fnCutr iu wrfHoUf ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28
FURNACE.
PETER MARTINS
PATENT IMPROVED
warm Air Furnaces
For Public and Private use
For Wood or Coal.
4 Il FaANKEN, IndInnapoIi
AGENT
MARTINS



Il above Furnaces. a. tssy saasins vsntlisslr
aith heating c1sities.
thslEV.ssor b.s. snss ysrrs q sspssinsat.
seseesdsc Ia psrf~ctins wlss he claims 10 es u
ssntA<es ever the o dinaFy fnrnscss. are
LIs smAh kmo1Ht ef fusl required 20 keep Il IN
are. fresa ait. drawn nom Nstare's IN sxhausd-
bls sol ent 81 doors. which. by rece "a Imp rive
ment ,sarinaS. thereby avoiding Ell tust-
Large air Chsncers. avoiding the condnelzsnf
e hess - hsaled walls and Aol metal oaAmeers-
t1pfoset water Chambers. Which teep up a
steady slppiT 81 moisture. Which ovsrconss tbe
sfest objection . orsissry bot Air furnscss.
TIE castinss are heavy. and strongly oolted 20
q aai he, s"'''-''''- - ~'''' "'-'' - ~
Psrusalsr attention Il called 10 ne sslf.rssuls.
Gag Arrangement q thlz Furn aos, which has hscn
prassoanced oy business men % be tie
Brsr EyKR MADE
49, Kssry Furaaes warranted = sivs entire
REFKRgNCKs
~ psr@lssi~n. refer % The foiIo~ins parties.
~here he Furnaces are In operNton.
CnOEnArs. April ls isea
Nartin's Patent furrace. Inanafactered hy Peter
Martha, 81 tbs CITY, have ne hestsney IN rro-
nooncinx the best have ever observed. as Wa
empicysd 90 pat Que ia the church ncW serve
lHsi iall. wsesve given a far trisi. aud he
wtclc society unite In Eraidng u az inccn parable
sa9sfior % any thing We had ever seen. Several
geetlemsn Of my congregation use his Furnace Ia
their private ronos1vcus, snd IN every case arr
perfectly ssfisnsi. lean net take time min utelf
70 describe this Furnace. | will Just say tha A
burns less o-sl. .nt gives . greater volsr0s of
heat. than sny fugnsceE Am acquainted with, and
s iresfrom smoke. das, gpd impure afr.
WlLBKR hoKAIa.
Pastor Third Presbyteri.n Charch, Cinctnasii. o.
M No.fr DA.s Rsap.sa. O.. Nex 81 lsgl.
nr. Msrtln-Thfs is % certify that tried the
Furnsno yoa buiit for Ne. and satisfied With a.
Oar rooms are smplg hesisi lours, respectfully.
SISTERS rOfRr pAAfE
ho4l tsaIuony ~ the above. 1stins usst lhe
sstne Fafnacs al last winter snA fuliy satishst
With al IL arrangements. A. l.. hEofOLp,
'tl Elgkgh street, oi Leopsli 4 Goodies No "a
Vest Pearl street
CinciraetL 5uas -. ls.1.
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A. al li.sii s.sses. "a nlts e4p1sss. nai. = -.
oA.Aes a. aia4 ~ ipoottslisnc-s eat 49, la.1s.s.
uilA4s, ilsieoJ fe-ior.as lsall solea. t4sxsutis.
a. sufinE flIi1iIftf cf IL lfoldfa afaYlus 80
snd lEpenntion, - ne9-s1i IN th< otsss - a..
ersss, t.o eApti-i. t4 Is'eo&c1a t'ses1.4. slt
scFu cut malisl,
tLo1aandt urei ugnsa-at .fta 49,. -. "A.
victims ~ QeAosA e.4 rtr A.re 80 hssts fsss =
- ouref IA short umn. hsfs llsrl fher s,r,s q.
ctiftt. slt ihat tLf f . -. =. "a -. :.
foNerfli tsfriagori. 49, 1Iiol - II - -
teta = tfeet cnt ~ r1 aFTEsfatrf fsrr1. art
fktttfs AffAA EtrEfsats
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Brsr EvKR MADE.

M. koaFr DAsE Rsapxa. o.. Eex. 81. lsgl.
nr. Msrtin-This is o certify that tried the
Furnsne yoa bnilt for us and satisfied With a.
Oar rooms are smplg heaisi. lours, respectfully.
SfsrERa rOrRr DAMN
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DAhIIoULAR AMI CLOSE
II si-~o4- sra - - s-sins lsa IA l1.s
80 l.z - ss-s>r<zaS tss N,z-<~ srs - e.
tt<< a. esE< esss E~r1Ex<< - r>~~~9s -
~e&.1s feesl - n ssk:ls.r nozrs lea Dncaxssss
c<@ s.st 80 rf~~-rs psr< ~ - - ~<rss
tAs ~ - q - <D~sv
- - sIsln tos1<<s e i>a l<1s fsot Ia 4
1or~s - - 1s~HA ~e~rs - 81 49, a. 80
- - ss<s<s ss-- - e-s>-<s- ~ r->>f r~<et--
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-28

fa3s "a lasls Dtiet1 f.r1alf. :. aa--s.s.-
nsae 90 - e1rls~ssni So tsnEsrsss siso.ss.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

TuE Eprcsr on the part Of the Copper
head Press to foment discord in the ranks OF
the German element of the Union party,
will prove abortive. The Germans appre-
ciate too highly the value of liberty and the
Union, to be led Ostray by the miserable
sophistry of uopperhead editors. The Ces-
mans have, no doubt their preference for II
person they would like TO see elected TO the
Chief Magistracy of the nalion,and will make
an earnest effort To secure his nomination,
but should another be nominated they will
neither support the Copperhead candidate
nor create rupture in the party, but will
be found following the standard bearer Of
the great Union party, and battling for
freedom and the maintenance of our Repub-
lican institutions.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

The folly Island correspondent of the Boston
Herald says that rebel ram, in company with
a cigar-shaped torpedo boat, came down the
creek in the rear of Sulliyans Island TO attemnt
10 destroy the gunboats Housatonc and Nipsie.
but The internal machine sunk, carrying down
ten OF the crew. Ten rebel soldiers have arrived
within our lines, and report Charleston badly
damaged by GilmOre's shellp.
The express train GU the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad which left Baltimore on Thursday NIGHT
was captured by company of rebels near Kear-
neysVile depot about eight miles west Of Iar-
per's Ferry No prisoners were taken, but the
passengers were indisuiminately robbed, About
S3O,UOO In money, and considerable amount in
jewclry, were taken.
A Richmond paper of Thursday, found OH tho
person of a rebel deserer who came into onr
lines, states that one hundred and nina unio,
officers have escaped from Libby Prison. nv dig
ging tunnel under the street. 1t is supposed
that the prisoners have been engaged upon The
work about month. Four of them were recan.
tured upon the Williamsburg and Hanoyrr
Court House road.
correspondent of the New York Herald. slon.
lng himself "Reiugee from Texas" states that
General Sam Houston died on the 25th of Julv
last, mud gives as his authority the phvsician
who attended the deceased 10 his last moments
Rear-Admiral Porter is at present yisitine
Cincinnati, on tour of inspection to the Nayy
Yard, and the new iron clads being constructed
in that CRY The Black Hawk, his flag sbip. ia
still at New Albany, Indiana.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
Cough, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis. Weak
Breast, all Pulmonary Complaints.

"Dr. Swayns's Compound Syrup of Rld
Cherry."-A trial of many years has proved to
the world that this remedy ia more eiicacious in
curing all throat, breast and lung complaints
than any hitherto known tosmaukind. 1t gives
tone and strength 10 the stomach, and for the
aged and dtbiltAted il acts as strengthening
Alternative. In llemorthage from tho Lungs,
"swayne's Wild Cherry" Is the most safe aud
prompt styptio in use In Patheis known by
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic fever and
purulent expectoration, it is, without exception,
the best medicine eXtant, oftentimes curing tho
most obstinate cases. which had bailed every
expenditure of human skill. Prepared only by
DR.. swAYNE s. Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia. Sold by all the principal Drug
gists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
+ Proclamation.
STATS OF Delaware,
xenurTyu nnpARTMNNT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. J
WHEREAs, The President Of the United States
has Ordered that a draft for five hundred thou
sand men to serve for three years or during the
war, be made on the 10Th day Of March next.
for the military service OF the Uni ed States,
crediting aud deducting thereirom 80 many as
may have been enlisted or drafted into the ser
vice Of the United States prior to the let oil
March, and not heretofore credited"
/. WILLIAM CANNON, Governor Of the State
of Delaware, do hereby call upon the citizens Of
the said State TO aid in raising the number OF
troops required for the suppression Of the exist
ing rebellion, ana for the maintenance Of the au-
thority Of the National Government, the quota
Of this State under the aforesaid order will be
announced as soon as assigned, together with
the number Of recruits credited thereto. Re
cruiting Officers throughout the State, and all
good citizens are requested to use every effort to
enlist volunteers By energy and activity the
draft directed TO be made, on the tenth day OF
March may be avoided, and at the same time the
Government may secure oil the men required,
the State manifest her fixed purpose and rssolu.
iion to assist the.Governmcnt against its enemies,
her honor and reputation he sustained by the
willingness of her sons TO make sacrifices for the
prosperity of the Union, and the ranks of her
regiments now thinDed by the dangers OF the
field aud the suferings Of the hospital be tilled
| II 10 hoped that during the campaign about tC
open, fnal and crushing blow may be given tt
the rebellion, and that the Union may be reatoreC
to permanent peace based upon the principles o
Justice and Freedom.
IL s. In testimony whereof, hereuntO Sc
my hand aud caused the Great Seal of th
State to be affixed at Dover, this sixth da,
of February, in the year of our Lord on
thousand eight hundred and si1ty-four
and Of the Independence Of the Unite
States the eighty eighth.
By the Governor, -...
WILLIAM CANNON.
S. NJ HARRISoToN, Jr., Secretary of State
Feb. IL, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
oovERNoK,s PRocLAmAr,nn

The Proclamation of Governor Cannon
will bo found in our columns to day, calling
on the people of the State to aid in raising
the number of troops required under the
orders of the President for 100000 more
men, for the suppression of the existing re-
bellion, and for the maintenance of the au-
thority of the National Government. Re
cruitiug offices are open at various points
throughout the State, and we hope our citi-
zens will go to work earnestly and raise our
quota of volunteers. If the proper effort is
made draft may be avoided on the tenth of
March, and the honor and reputation of
Delaware SUSTAINED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16

CoNscIESoE.-A curious fact is related by one
of the acquaiutances of Green, the Maiden ynu,.N
derer, who was engaged in tracing the crime
home to him. They were in Boston together
Green purchasing largely OF mirrors, CARPETS
and other household gear, with the proceeds of
his crime. While in the store, an inquiry was
made whether there had been any further mr.
rests on account of the murder Of Converse =
Green did not answer, and Mr. Shedd bis com.
panion, purposely made an Indifferent replv =
They returned home through Semeryille. and an
the way met a gentleman who made a similar
inquiry, This time MIR. Shedd thought he
would lei Green answer. After brief pause.
Sreen SAL he believed they were after some.
body adding, "The next thing YOU hear. Green,
the postmaster, will be shot through the grates.'.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-16
REFORMS. BUT NOT A REFORMATION

To eradicate the curse of intemperance from
our soil, has engaged the serious attention of
statesmen and phillnthropists. The vice, how
ever, still spreads with frightful rapidity The
law even gives it an impetus by winking at the
manufacture of the poisonous compounds which
annually destroys thousands Of our citizens and
soldiers We have but to point to the essential
oils Of gin, rum, brandy &C., one ounce of either
of them warranted to make gallons of the pure
article.
In France, Spin, Italy and Portugal, where
alcoholic liquors are as remarkable for purity as
cheapness the people are healthy and temperate,
simply hecauSe wine is their principal beverage
We have native wine in many respects superior
to any imported from Europe We refer to the
Sambuci wine prepared from the sambuco grape
by Mr., Speer in his vineyards in New Jersey-
Messrs Chiffon & Co., tbs eminent chemists of
New York, and hundreds of respectable physi
clans throughout the country, speak in high
terms of its medicinal properties. For persons
of sickly and debilitated constitutions it Is espe-
ually recommended as a valuable tonic and in-
vgorator. As dinner wine it is pleasant and
agreeable, and its exhilirating effects consdera-
bly, assist digestion. For general family use it
cannot be excelled by the finest port for taste,
flavor, OF juicy richness, while it is devoid OF the
deeterious and intoxicating qualities which uni
formly characterize foreign -Iadependeat
Our druggists have it.