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The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The Star says from
a gentleman who arrived here Saturday from
Hagerstown where he has been sojourning for
two weeks past. We get some interesting par
ticulsrs OF the doing Of the rebels in that VIZ
cinity.
When the rebels took possession Of the
town they proceeded to institute thorough
search OF stores. ~ the merchants had not
repleuished their -tocks since tie iormer sis-
il OF the rebels. the latter cot bat little with
the exception Of a small quantity Of shoes
and hats A grocery stores they hlled their
haversacks xnh sugar aud their csnteens
with molssses. and Il one or two stores they
turned the molaeses out INTO the streets
Atrain Of cats reported q have hee1
burned bv tho rebels when they entered Ha-
gerstown was DESTROYED by car own troops
10 order to prevent their falling into the
hands of the febels. a. ,hev contained VAL
uable cargo.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

BALrIxoRr. Anc : The American fur
nishes the folle~ia. ia alvaoce OF anhlica-
ton
We learn from gentleman who arrived
here this morning from the Upper Potomac,
that the entire rebel force yesterday, evacu-
ated the Marslan1 side of tho Potomac,
moving of in great haste. Their rear guard
crossed at ShepaIdstown a. o'clock yester-
day morning. and the balance crossed At
Hancock At about the same time from this
side Of the Potomac.
We learn that Gen Early has been moy-
ing up the valley towards Winchester. with
his harvest trains during all last week, scour-
ing the country for conscripts aud grain.
Information received week since. tha
the rebels were tn make feint movement
on Maryland. merely 10 cover his return
trans. has been verified to the fullest
extent. aud they are nov all moving of TO-
wards Stanton
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

sE We surrender ali our available space
THE morning on the second page OF the pa
per. to the publication OF the expose of the
secret workings OF the Order of the Sons OF
Liberty, by Green b Smith of st. Louis.
We do this TO CRAFTY great many o'our rea-
ders who have not vet had the privilege OF
reading the exposition. and who desire t. do
so. but have been unable to obtain papers
containing IT, Several old Democrats at
one place requested us to furnish them with
copies which we do with pleasure. They sie
beginning to see whittier they have been
lead by unpriocipled demagogues. and are
now about to rotrace their steps and abandon
don the fatal experiment Of trying to assis,
JEFF Davis 10 destroying tn" Government
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches.


NKw YoRK, Aug. S.-The Herald's 18th
corps correspondent says of the mine
sprung by the rebels, tha. our forces were
aware of this intention.
1t occurred on the afternoon of the fth,
and was Immediately succeeded by rapid
and successive volleys of musketry. The
smoke from the explosion had hardly
cleared away when our men answered the
rebel fire and drowned the yell Of the
rebels with their wild cheers of derision
ut the failare Of their mining opera
tions.
The enemy in all probability were in
tending TO have blown n sap we had run
toward their line, and charge through IL.
They had, however, sadly miscalculated
their distance, and the explosion took
place five rods in advance of the head of
the sap, and not a particle Of debris was
thrown into any portion of our lines, and
the sharpshooters did not even think il
necessary 10 abandon the sap. The ex-
plosion could bear no comparison in mag
nitude with that of Burnsides mine.
1t was Immediately perceived that
their mine was failuae, aud they were
satisfied with rising behind their works
pouring in a musketry fire
The rebels developed no new batteries
aud they fired with far more sscurscy than
they have hitherto been accustomed 10 do.
The loss IS but trihing. hardly more than
would have been sustained through the or
dinary picket firing. That of the enemy
must have been severe as they exposed
themselves while .hring the first volley, and
were in full range.
Our batteries are greatly superior in NUM-
Der 10 theirs
The Tribunes Washington special says
Gen. Ames was. dangerously wounded ia the
side Ia the charge made by the rebels after
exploding their mine
Special TO the Herald dated City Point.
4th saws Grant and portion of bis staff lett
for Washington the day previons.
The Hersld's correspondent In the De-
partment Of the Susquehanna, says high au-
thori,ies acquainted with lha general militia.
~ situation in this vicinity. believed heavy
engagement will come of at or near SbNps-
burg .Boonsboro. old Antietsm battle ground
OF perhaps further mp towards 2ettssburg
Movements of our own and the enemy's
forces. indicate such result II l. supposed
Longstreet will command the rebels.
New YoRK, Aug. s.--The Worlds spe-
cias says
1t is reported that Post-Master-Gener-
al Blair intends soon 10 retire from the
Cabinet
NEw YORK, Aug. s.--The supply stea-
mer from off Mobile reports the Msnhat-
tan, with full steam, close in under Sand
Island, ready TO encounter the rebel ram
Tennessee, which Is at anchor two and
half miles distant, with three other iron
and cotton clad.
There arc a number OF our vessel OF
the harbor with heavy armaments, officers
and crews, ready and anxious 10 force an
entrance into the Bay
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

The Union candidates of vigo County will
address their fellow citizens at the following
times Apd places to-wit:
Fayette Township New Goshen. Satur-
day, August 18th.
Otter Oreek-Township House. Wednes-
day. August 18th.
Prairieton-In town. Friday. August 18th.
Honey Cresk-Township House, Wednes-
day. August 9th.
Lost Creek--Township Ii use. Saturday,
August 9th
Riley-At Simpsons Chapel. Wednesday.
August 3lst.
Piersou At Wallace Denton's. Saturday,
September 30.
L,ntoa-At Philip Randolph 5. Wednesday.
September 7th.
Neyins-At Brooks Mills, Saturday. Sep
tember lob.
sandIord-Wednesday, September l4ib.
Sugar Creek-Be;hsada Chapel, Saturday,
September 18th.
Speaking to commence at each place at !
o'clock
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NEW YORK. MARKET.

Nrw YonK. Aug. s.
Flour State and Western heavy and
favor buyers at 81 So 10 90 for extra
State, $40 30 10 Is for X. IL. %; $40 so
"A II 90 for trade brands, market closing
heavy
Whisky heavy at 81 - a a for
Western.
Wheat boavy and - lower At s. 20
a 2 80 for Chicago Spring 81 - . 20 for
Milwaukee Club.
Corn heavy and lc lower 81 % 81
for New Mixed Western, latter FOR nearly
Yellow and 81 90 for White Western
Oats more active.
Coffee dull and unchanged
Sugar dull.
Molasses quiet.
Wool quiet.
Pork dull heavy aud lower at $50 90 a
SO - for Mes aud SIS G5 80 - for new
do.
Beef duh and unchanged
Cut meats more active Al lower price,
IA LA for Soulders and Z for Ham
Prime Mess Beef quiet and unchaug-
ed
Lard firm
Money easy AZ per cent with laree
supply Of capital seeking investment
ssGold unsettled and lower opening si
g. set closing steady at g. s..
Government stocks sfead and more DO
ing
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fsdcracy," Il win find that its ideas OF their
power are much exAggerassd. They map
may indeed pillags asd burn few
houses. and may murder and assassin
ate . few men. In behalf of the but
tefnut party. bu. they viii only draw upon
themselves the punishment they deserve
The men who remain At home and hound on
these gangs cannot expect to eecape unhsrm-
ed-upou them will tall sbe first lightning
strskes Of justice. They deserve il and will
probably" receive what they deserve. II
they viii persist 10 acting the part OF rebels
and guerrillas they must seek more South
srn localities ia which to ply their vocation.
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CHEEoKEE CURE.-"Thats Whats the
Nattcr.''--.I cant work. 4 hate u ris- IN t.e
morning 'N7 eTesi zht IS failiar Ny memory
q going 1 can't tx my mind o. anythiug.'-
Have yon been using opiuml no Theu lake reg
ul.r doses of the CHEEoKsE CUsE. and felie. the
eircc.oas that aseomf aay Il. Ithese ills have been
ihs result o. your self Indulgence, IN violation
of natures lsza. and made you drssi marriage. or
n ihe5 are from over r-lndrlgsnee in nature's Orn
path. ths cssaoKFs Gear viii cure yOu II will res
tore sieor stop tAose nightly emissions. Feft you
for psAefieal iife, and ,noe mo e make . man u
y9n. save zen from tldness, aud, psfhaps utilnste
iilosY Read the sdssriisemfnt. Call for chsso
kee Cure. Take ~ other msdicine uati iyoa-hsvs
.ried this. sold ~ al Druggists. Juls7si~im
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

T.ks DO more unpls asknf and Dns,fe keiIs ines.
Fc< unpleasant s-d dau gerous diseases. use
HELHBOLDfS E1TkAfT BuCBU,
Which has received The end0rsemeuf a The most
PROMINENT Ply sfcIAssIS TBEU. a.
l. no~ offered - sriiict-d bnmzuty certain
cure for the following diseases and symptoms orig
mating from diseases and abu.e ef The Urinary oT
sexusi Organs.
General Deb1iy.
keutai I'D Pnysicsi Depression.
imbecilits,
Determination q Hood % The b.
C0nfn ed Ideas,
Hystesia,
General Irritsbiiity
Rsstlessness aud sleeDlessBesa a. Night.
Atsauce - Muscular FficieDeY
i.o~s Of .ppette
DTspepsla,
Emtclatian
fow Spints.
Diso ga afiEstion 70 PsTsiy-
sls - the organs Of (i-ner sti0n,
Palpltsfien Of th- Hear
And. IA TACT All the ccnconifsnis - Nervous AID
Dtbillfated slats of tie system .
To naur- the eeuuiue. cot this VI
AN FOR nELMBOTD's. TAKF NJ OTbkR
6UREs CT ARkSTEED.
See advertise assnt la another colamn-
d~imkuge
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AMERICAN
ia eer q b "a sss - ! q %.

"a % eer q u sg sDe - Z % o. /.
DR. HE r. RN
HAS LOCATED IN ras
CITY OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.
No. iO6 Maine street. III door above Quincy
House Office. over i X Dayton'-
Book Store.
HE CLAIMS TO Bk
THE KING OF CANCERS.
And all kinds of Fever Sores, such IA
White Swelling and Bone Diseases:
Scrofuls. Piles.
Aud Sore 8yes in their worst stages,
Liver Complaints. Consumption.
Female Weakness. aud Salt khenm.
letter, rheumatism, &C. &C
The Doctor became master OF the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
America, and he now stands at the head Of
his profession both in Europe and America.
The Doctor willtake pleasure IN showing his
visitors certificates Of the above cases where
they have been given up as incurable by the
physicians in tho country. The Doctor also
guarantees q cure in all cases where the pa
tent lives up to the directions. OF no pay
The patient will please correspond weekly,
giving q true statement OF the case. p. o.
Drawer 6463. The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted in from four TO twenty
four hours, without instruments or pain, or
drop Of blood. decSdwly
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

E-We are glad to see in our midst again
our old friend Thomas W. Dodson. He left
here in 1861. and returned 20 Newbliss. Ire
land. where he continued to reside up 10
within year past. About year ago he
came back to Angelica. N. Y. and has now
come 10 see his friends in Terre Hante. and
will he recognized by a large number OF our
people "a one Of our old citizens. He Is true
to the Union cause here. ~ he was in Ire
land, aud defends our soldiers and their sue
cesses wherever he finds an opponent. Long
may he live.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

CONCERT HALL THEATRE Let every one
remember that this is the last night but fonr
of the excellent Star Company now at Con.
cert Hall The bill for to o-night is one ol
unusual attraction. and should draw n crowd.
ed house. The great tragedy OF "Richsrd
Ill, or the Battle Of Bosworth field" be-
gins the evenings entertainment. and "Tood
els" ends il. Let there be such crowd as
the merits Of these Artistes entitle them to
expect.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
Headquarters for Soldiers


MAJOR | d. Walker. late Of the "a Indi-
ana Cavalry, and David S. McKernan. wal
ker q McKernan.) No. ( West Washington
street, Indianapolis. Indiana. authorized
Agents for the collection of Pensions, Boun
ty and Back Pay, for discharged soldiers,
widows. mothers and heirs of soldiers who
have died in the service. aud other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing TO US. just a. well as
II applicant came ia person Mr.. Joseph I.
Long. formerly oi the firsn Of Hamlin 4 Long,
il contested with the Office. and will be hap
py 70 see bis friends.
Governor Morton says Of them: zone of the
best and most responsible firms in the west.
They are gentlemen Of high character. and
any business entrusted TO them will be hon.
estly and faithfully attended to- Box i,004.
marl4dly.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour very duh. but prices are nominal and
unchanged; Superfnc at - 50@S 90 aud no
demand There Is moderate demand for
the higher grades which are scarce at - TO
81 so
Red Wheat ia good demand, aud prices
higher; prime old sold as 81. which is as
much as White would bring.
Corn is held higher. but no advance es-
tablished
Oats quiet at - and 90c for new and old.
Barley in demand az II 30
Whisky 81 -. with limit1d demand.
No sales Of Provisious worihO of note.
Gold 81 60. Silver e 40 Exchange
firm.
Flaxseed IN good demand at So -.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

Hog NOsice-..l will sell on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. of the month OF
August 1864. between the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ, aud IL o'clock P. NJ, at the Public
Pond, IN Tnre Haute. 20 the highest bidder.
at public auction. all hogs that may have
been on any of these days within the Public
Pound more than twelve hours; and all horses
or mules that may have been in said Pound
moro than two days
WM. A. MOORE,
apr22dtf City Marshal
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

INV YoEk, Aug. 7.-fhe Herale's cor
respondent details the movements end
operations of Gen. Wright command
since the 10Th, OF plymouth IN Alber-
mario Sound.
We intend 10 give battle to-day 10 the
rebel ram Alhcrmarle aud force her 10
an engagement
Last Sunday night she attempted to
surprise cur feet, bat was discovered in
time. She went back, not daring - at
tack
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From usbiladelphsa.

PmLApnrnIA. Aug s-TLe Bulletin has
the following from Harrisburg:
On the Sth, Col. Byrd, Of tho 2lst Penn.
cavalry took possession Of Hsgerstown yes>
terday The last scene Of tho drama has
been transferred from our borders 10 rebel
dom
Later news received this morning states
that the rebels retreated homewards, and
have again eluded preparations for their cap
ture. IL IA thought under the new commsu-
der, the rebel inya-ions into our State will
cease.
A dispatch received at Headquarters from
the military operator at Hagerstown, says all
is quiet on the Potomac
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

ClSoISNArI. Aug. s.--rhe Union meeting
held at Hamilton, Bntler county. Ohio. ON
Saturday last for the purpose ef calling q
National Convention 10 be held at Buffalo.
September 22d. to nominate candidates for
President and Vice President. failed 10 ac-
comnish the object Of the resolutions II IL
reported as being voted down.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

eH- The returns from the Pennsylvania
election held on Tuesday last to amend the
Stat' Constitution 80 as TO permit soldiers to
vote. are quite msager. but there is no
doubt that the soldiers amendment has been
carried triumphantly. The Pittsburg Ga
zette publishes returns from eighteen coun-
ties. which give an aggregate majority OF
- 900 ia favor OF the amendment Renight-
oil Berks voted against the amendment BY
500 majority
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-A depot
is opened in London for the sale Of these
lozengss, which have been so long in use in
America for relieving Asthms. Bronchitis.
Coughs, Throat disorders. aud. affections OF
the Lungs Liverpool Rag Post.
Aug. =. dwit
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

fH 1t Is with much pain that We learn oI
the death OF James H. Moore Eco. late ol
this city. and sor the past two months mem
Der Of the 1884 regiment. He died in cAmE
at Bridgeport Alabama. on Sunday morning
at the hour OF o'clock. OF congestion OF the
brain.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

sB- 10 Ven -ep,fs f.sd large les ol
Photograph Adams % -slecs from. 90 70
Rsrsiets 4 csin'- a. sies ,o~ have a iarrer
ssock than ever before.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

There will he meeting in the Union
Wigwam next Friday evening. the 18th inst
at early gas iis h,ipg. Every body Is invited
aud especially the ladies. Good speeches
vlll be made
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

For Sa1~-ope hou~e >sd iot Ia sib-
I~sis ssd,<ssu. he hoa>> has thre> seses.
"a he % 1 kas stable and sh<ts. capable
OF ~sbiing eight hee>s~. La ss feet frons.
leo bsrk. Tsrms reasonable. Esqsirs q
No. lss Asln Street sussaIv
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

scaled proposals ~iII be received
by the Common Council of iheci,y OF
Ferre haute. At their next regular meet
ing, august 10. 1884, tor the build
ing of Two 90 Cssserns-500 barrels each.
One to be located at the crossing of Sixth
and Eagle street; the other on Fifth street,
north Of the CAnsl. For plan aud specif-
cations. apply at the Mayors Office.
J. T. 0ULICK,
Aug. i-dtl6. City Clerk
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

FAEraKR potNr Aug. e.-The Steamer
II ibsrria from Liverpool on the 2Sth and
IOnd0iaty on the 29th, passed here for
Quebec
She reported tina; nine months armstice
had bern tgfetd on at Vienna
The II ,use of Lords have decided that
Mrs. Telyerton failed 10 establish her mar
rtapa
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

THs Harry EFrkcrs arising from the use
OF Dixoss BtacKsrsRr CsRaNArfvF is bet
ter tes,imbny than all the "got up" certf.
Gates calculssei "a deceive the public
ane91slt
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

swallow tso 81 three hogshesds ~ 'Buch1 %
Tonic Blttsrs." saraspasilIa." "Pervons Anti
iotes." A.. A. &C. aud AFTER yoa sstishei
rith the result. then try o.e box - OLD D0GrOR
mcHANs KN6IIsa SPECIFIC PILLS sni -
rsai5r d.ie health and s.gor Ia les shan th.fty
iaya. They purely segetAbIe. pleasant 10 iase.
prompt sod sslatssy their effects ca the hrok-a
down aud shattered consultation Old sn.i.. yoang
saa TAKE them with advantage Impaired sni ~old
la III. Uuiset efafsa IN
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.

MRS. SIRAtlS. LATELY At ls9
W fske are~t. C1itA<e - es<anenr<t
traast naz.a~ss la ferre H<at~. q ~. IL <c~tk
a. stfnss. sgs1se.sts So raf ONe -. StrAes -
- es,elEezse - So Stas stg trktz. - - k<f
csl1ssetIaes "a 49, lea. eIu sl~AF< - slls q.
49, q - tzt<. - I~rfe Hezse xst xl<lssfs tAs
- t-sAtss>lls ssets sf a. sr4ea. - teff iss-
e-.-att pElA@s tsstl es 49, ~ ntsl
@aFtf - ass 49, ANs.
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tF- The local Editor OF this paper left
tor Niagara Falls on yesterday morning. but
vill be st his poet again 10 q few DAYS.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

- p. CepcDand. Bonnet and Hat
Blescher: also. Colcser Of Straw 6ooi-.
No "a. North ssA ~sr~et. opposite csncinn>si
psa>e. Tssrs HAu,s. it.i
Aae. .. 1854. dsm
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

tf The no-s .ssoaishing cure Of D,s
sasesy ana Disrrh-a. bod snang sosiiess
ssi eisiIiaas. are daily reported by The ne
Of Dsxoxs Bt.cxssxkv csxxixsrrvs. IL
app~<r~ n bs A-sveressn remedy.
.lf~l~
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

~ rhe Trade Union" meeting lss'
night. we learn. wss largely attended. snd
arrangements we're made for permanent
ergsnsx,tiou.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

MAkRIkp. AT the re-iisace Of A. A.
coltrin; on the evening OF the 7th inst. Mr..
MITCHELL PRArkR to Mi>s MaReAakr BAKEx
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09

f'fuor 81 fsIvess o. isia With your psrni--
sion wish say 81 80. sstac, "a your paper that
will ssnd. BY veturu mall al ~ho wish IL (fTeel
Ree,epe. with fuil is etions iof max ng and using
simple Vegetable aius. that viii eneetuaiiy re-
in 10 days Pnnp.ss nlotches Tan. .Freekles and
all Impurities u the SKIN. leas.ag the same soft. !.
clear. smooth, and beautiful
Bare Faces. simple directions aud infotmaiioa
that will enabls them 20 start fall growth Of luz.
uirant HAIR whi-ker- ar Mousiacbe. In loss than
thirty days
All applications answered ;, return mail Alihont
charge.
kespeclfcliy youfs
gnO>. -. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
Jytsfs3u sal broadway. New York.
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nARDw ARm.

* tslkN 4 ~
~ lul "A sh-.za sssse~t
Ss.Aaas F.iss.l 49, 80 i.s.aas F.stei t1tisly
-. -. t..4r.s. - - krt f-elIsrt
H1ats 49,. ht-t<ftf - ssIieff
lll4eesetlts 49,.
l...s- "a ss..-i...s.s q. lessstl-rs
a. li.f' Nezss - fess. - 49,.
<Aeei - ~ Iron.
A. lzfe~ stecs - Fes@axa - p1s~zsc
H.fl4ase - taflefF ~k.fa - - - =
- txNkx steo
4set
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlNeroN Aug. Information from
ShermaE's : army leaves no doubt OF the cap
tare OF Gen Stonsman with n portion of the
forces under him.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
JAS -. sssfGs.Ist.


~. At Broadway, New Nefk.
Agent fos the United State.
=. A hox oftbe Pills. securely packed, viii
he mailed 10 any address recetDt oi price, which
i ONk DOLLAR. Io,i psi moaeY fe'unied ~
the AGENT II entire ,'Is 'e'isa not given.
I.lYlsIwan
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which are now recommended y the highest nssi-
oal authorities. and warranted - produce an iums.
diate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure. aud must supsrossd ell
other ,onIss where healthy gentle siimuisntis re-
quirsd.
They purify. strengthen sai insisorsis.
They create healthy appetite.
They sntiiote ~ change Of water aud diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation sna late
hours.
They strengthen the system and eellven the mind.
They prevent missmsiio and Interrsisssnt ssvers.
They purify the breath ana scidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoes aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous ussdschs
They make the weak strong. the languid brillisn
and are exhausted natures great rsstorsr. They
are composed Of the celebrated Cslissya bark. win
tergresn, ssssafss. roots and herbs. ell preserved
In perfectly pure n. Crolr rum. For particulars
circulars aud testimonials around each bottle.
beware Of impostors. Examine every bottle.
SEQ thstlt has private u. =. stamp rnmutiissed
over the cork, with plantation soene and our sigps-
ture on hns steel plate side label. See that our
botties not rsrlisd with spurious and dsietssious
stuff. ANY person pretending 10 cell Plsntstion
Bttsrs BY the gallon IN Bulk. 10 an impostor-
Any persoa Initiating this bottle. or selling any
other material thereis. whether called Plantation
Btters not. IL criminal under the u =. Law.
and will be 90 prosecuted byus We already have
our eye several parties re- nuns our bottiss &C.
who win succeed in getting themselves Into close
quarters. The demand Cor Drstss Plantation Bit
II .f-aa
credible. The simple tidal Of bottle Is the svi-
dsncs present of their worth and Superiority
hoy sold oy ali Iespsctsbs arnssisss. sroosrs.
physicians hotels. saloons, siesmbosis and ooun-
/ Try stores
~ a.. DRAKE n 90.
eO2 0Foad way, N. ".
| fsbIef~fy
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aEIMsTHEET'sI
IRlMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,

tfnt restores gray hs 60 s Eislnsl color. ~ sap
rlyinsthe capillary iabes sith natural susteusnrs.
Impaired ~ age dl,.aas All nstsntAnsoos
dysss,s 'enposei q lnnsl a>asi 9. destroying the
vitality sni beauty II ths hair. sa AFFORD q them
selves no dressing. ueisosfss~ts fnimitshls Color
lag not only restore. h.i g. lts natural color hy
essy process. but gives the hsa
auxurtawt 8eauty,
promotes It's growth, prevents lts falling on. srsdi
Gates d~narun. and imparts health and pleasant
ness 10 the head. Il has stood the test Of time. be-
s the original Hair colOrlng aud s constantly IN
ersasins in favor. Usedby both gentlemen and L.
dies II is sold by ell respectable dealers. OF can Be
procured by them of the commercial agents, d q.
BARNES 4 co. 2o2 Broadway. New York. Two
sIfes. 60 cents and sl.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-08-09
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