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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Mr.. Ssinton. Of the New York Times, has
q long and exhaustive article In that paper OF
q recent date. showing what progress the war
has made, and what grounds OF hope remain
to the North and South he concludes a.
follows:
"Tbs val IL near its close. The present
front OF the rebellion, menacing though Il be,
smoothing more than a mask. concealing the
hollo~ness aud rottenness within. The
South is LITERALLY exhsus,ed-exhsnsted OF
that without which II u impossible 20 carry
on war-exhausted OF men. Az General
Grant he other day puDgsntly said. the rebels
''haye robbed the cradle aid the grave 10
reinforce their armies" Out OF an available
fighting population OF upwards Of three quar-
ters OF a million. with which the war was 10
augurated, they have saved an effective force
OF one hundred OF one hundred aud fifty
thousand men TIE rest are 10 their graves,
10 the hospitals. disabled, or prisoners in our
hands. These are the ~i0rlorn hope OF the
rebellion.
Our territorial conquest nave reclaimed
three fonntbs o. the area originally claimed
IN the limits Of the ConiederAcy. The Con-
feder4cy stands now twice besected-its
great lines OF communication cut or 10 our
hands. Besides la resori ces OF al. kinds are
all but exhaused. The desperate men At les
head may continue the struggle for some
uss lo9ger they may for a while oppose q
formidable front 10 our blows-but the rebel
lien l. doomed. Its struggle will be the final
frantic Ell rts OF the gladiator before he tails
down exhausted ald iaAnimato.
The leaders OF the rebellion have ceased
10 see Any hope fos their cause ia tue arena
Of war. They are now looking to the arena
OF politics a party has been SET up whose
cfred aud aims have their eft 70 sympathy
aud moral support. The platform of that
party aas nothing but expressions Of con-
tumeiy Tor the -acred ~rr. toe recital OF
which has been made; tor JEFF Davis and hi-
crew Il has nothing but expressions OF sym
PATTY aud respect The people OF the North
have now before them he momentous qaes-
tlon Of determining. 10y their action, whether
they will Justify all tho precious blood shed
Ia this var By carrying It triumph.ntly
through and cro~HlGg It with a glorious aud
honorable Deace, or WHISTLER by base surren-
der they will protect Il toto history as a monu-
ment OF a nation folly"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Who said that all men are created equsl1
Thomas Jefferson. the father Of Democracy.
Who gave the negro the right OF suffrage
IN New york; The Democratic party.
Who Dr-ided oser the Convention which
gave tbs privilege % negroesf Martin Van
buren. a Democrat.
Who Alierwards elected IL .rtin Van Buren,
70 the Presidency OF tho United Siatesi The
Democratic party.
Who married a negro woman, aud by her
bad mulatto chil5renf Richard NJ. johnson,
a good Democrat.
Who elected Rcnard NJ. johnson Vice
President OF the United Safest The Demo-
cratic party.
IL the President Van Barren had died. and
Richard NJ. johnson had been elected Pres;-
dent. who would have become the Demo-
cratic mistress OF me White Housed The
same negro woman.
Who made the negro . citizen OF the State
OF Msinef The Democratic party.
Who gave the negro right to vote in New
Hsmpshirei The Democratic party.
Who permitted every colorcd person own
lag $3.50 10 New York t. become 4 voters
A General Assembly purely Democratic.
Who repealed the laws Of Ohio which re-
qeired negroes 10 give bonds and security
before settling IN that StateG The Democrat
ic party.
who made mulstsoes legal voters In Ohioi
A Democratic Supreme Court. OF which
Reuben Wood vas Chief Justice.
What became Of Reuben Woodf The
Democratic party elected him Governor three
tinss. and he - still 4 leader OF the Demo-
GRATIS party.
The helped 10 give Tree negroes the right
% vote IN Tennessee. under the constitution
OF 1881 General Jackson
VS. Gsueri Jackson a good Dsmecr2ty
he generally passed As such.
Who with the above facts and many others,
staring them IN tue face, are conti1usiiv
shi1Ing about uego suffrage aud negro
eqasittvs The Democratic party.
All these things we're doae by Democrats,
and vet thes deus beng N favor OF negro
equality. and charge a upou the Republicans
Just Ike the thief Who criei stop thief the
ioudest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Inx Democratic Platform biAmes psssi-
dens Lincoln and be Cab net Tor slmc., eve
rything shsy have doae N resistance 10 The
rebellion. bus oismes the rebels for nothing.
kven the c~ruellies OF the rebel authorities.
"a causing our captured brethren TO De ex-
pos~d. Zoe weary months. unshelterei. 10 the
esrnine sun- SD dreaehing storms 81 Geor-
&c. isedios them 90 twelve ounces Of corn
meal and too Of patrtd pork per d.y. -
charged sssinss our o.n Government. With
out . hius that the rebels. have done s.r-
thins wrong "a the premises.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

THK Union platform treats the rebellion
a. rroag-as vicked and upjasthsble-and
demands is complete suppression Il does
not propose 70 Guy = peace, bot 70 MAKE one
by coussrAining the rebels 20 submit to las-
ful suthOrity and dspors themselves hereafter
like ~lsw-Abiding c~itizens The Democratic
platform nowhere condemns the rebellion
even ~ implication. but rather condemns
those ~ho have striven 70 subdns IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

The indianapolis Snfins. the peace"
organ Of the Indiana Democracy, published
az article las, Monday. headed. "a Pew
Thoughts Upon the Coming Presidential
Election" In which the writer, after depicts
log the terrible results 10 the Democracy OF
Mt. Liocoln's reelection. says; Turn We
7o~ N view the result sbouid the Chicago
nominee be elected. HIS programme will be
q cessation OF hostliities. aud al attempt 10
restore the Union by compromise and recon
citation, or, II falling in that. taking the
last extreme-recognition."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

WY d.es ros Gee Mcclellan resign bis
Commission lc be arn,S For nearly two
years be bss been drawing pay at The ate OF
between seven sad eight thousand dollars q
yrsr from he Treasury. Tor doing nothing.
copperbe-c journals ~bo are raving about
the eDormous expenses Of this war, may set
that down as ote item that their candidate
might economise Immediately.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

oosrEAhr 70 general expectation. the
Union county ticket IN Aroosiook. Maine. Is
probably elected By about 100 majority.
The majority outside the Preneh Plantations
viii not i.il Ear short q 900. add reports
from Msdavaska Indicate Ihst the d .mocrsi.
&c majority has been reduced from lat year.
Ia round rumbers, 10 200. making the county
sbous the came - last year. So every coua-
~ n tie Safe bas gone for the Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

TEE grief Of the rebels over the dstes, Of
Gen. EAsrr Is profound. The Richmond
Ezsmiasv says; The battle will secure the
election Of LIxcoLs. OF which. indeed. there
was no doubt before. IL will set a few
crosksrs 10 work 10 our mIds,: that 10 easily
done"
The rebel papers. as veil as their Generals
are working bard FOE MCCLELLAN 80 are
their Northern sympaihIzer..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Insx,as SAersdsa addressing ~. army b.
yend Winchester -soy.. | an requested
bs ne CAie.so Democrats Convention to
cay = yoa shst alter yesr tour year. 81 fall
ere n restore she Uasas BY The experiment.
Of az. the 's1mpsshs Of che pemoerasic
party e he.ruiy All earnestly sssss.sei h
yoa ~besoed winchsssr" .ould he .
mighty unsafe place sor the chicago cOnven.
toe sheet thai dee
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
Notice To Builders |

dds will be received at the Cath
- sic Priesthouse uadi the lo.k, Of October.
for bnildins q Church In Telre Hsuia. plans and
specifications whereof can be seen at the priesthouse
where also all further frformsds n can be obtaiaed
about said building
Bidders viii be feQaired to furnish good security
for the fsith nj performance Of said work.
The eficksork aud roof Is IL be oompletod be-
tween the 18th, day o. October, md 18th, OF Deem
bsr next. Octldtl0.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Tns audience At ihe wizv,m 90 ias, pigb,.
vas quite large. and The speech Of Col. Hrp-
500 vss one Of the stlss, which has yet been
delivsred Ia the city during the present cam
psign. We hope to be able 70 give a foil
report Of Il ia our next issue.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Ia has eesa suSx-ss~s ,A.s 4 snal1.uS
slus -ons -oss. vrgisi< mad aAshs ssek
keoisiiks - hs plsk,orn II made hin
SRA eosod ws,sas gsSo slsh'esa ncss...
ssd's e1ssi % AsA asn snul sleedoo-osy
an weeks
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

fas Vssea Fl.sfosn sesz. he dusy 81
~".isssss ne ksesriv q ne rblou sre
re P-r.nosss sa1Asrsy 81 - coassisusssa
ssd ..s TIE Dsnoer.,< pisdsss ~us-
s-srssss tssisy" - re Unioo. sss I. elect
s.to re tesv sforsssit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

CoLaJAcorKs viii address our citizens At
the wigvam this evening. We hope TO see
. large audience present. a. bic narrative Of
HE visis 20 The RsteI Capital will be highly
interesting
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
a C.lRD.

HAVING aid my entire stock Of
hgS A~sr. s,1lrcs - s.s~ =. c-ry q c..I
49, - teotsr - ~ lea< at st<efF c1eoa-r
st ths rttis 80 hsfs &c - Ysas krorss ne
ste taelr rarFeosrs - .o~t hssrt felf xrxft.2x
A. 1<1<s 49, z s@e - 4etf . c~ut1aan~ g
ttst p~strcn>ss via N<s<rs.s. coCy q Co. 81 TIE
q - zee $500 90 Fstiook. wssrs tasf nsy en-.
E~<2 ~ s<1sfsr ee1 aee-l 1s<iaxs. I'D . vsry
sr-stttea 20 N stocf.
p1rrss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

We learn that Hon. W. X. EDvAnDs i'd
dressed q large audience at Sanford 90 v ed
nssdsy evening. in speech Of much ssigbt
suo enthusiasm. The cause IL gaining there
- IL 10 everywhere else. Keep the ball
roIlIng-ths Usion cause will ssrely triumph
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

TIE UnIan Picnic on yesterday q, Beth
ssds Cburchin Sugar Greek vas very largely
attended. Able speeches we're made by Gen.
CsUrr, Col. OwKs. and Others.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
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SIGN OF the PAD LOCK.
WE hereby announce 10 The pub.
w tsta1 ssua< tsreA@1 - lrss ss2 ex-
eeet.e ask. HsH1wsre kst Iroa ei-<4zx -
= fNsu. - $500 ksrxet - n. shtf are rr-
rsf~ tsccc1ne tsis a. ~ ed tzs1nsrs q
4~ss - $50 a - 49, - may nore - eli
h<-er aser caS D@Asu - ese "a -
tat Jts-~ah sxs3Lns Nos< "a p<sces.
<>F<.>4H ACOxf . CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

THE TRIAL OF N. n. DODD,
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Albert Pfhe's Dcfeat ny A. n. Garland
En the Election for Rebel Denstor fvon


From the Little Rock Democrat Oct III
Uncle Charley Mitchell the hor oil tho democracy
a no vss called 10 dead. He Was, always seefned 70
us reluctantly drawn into tns rebellion bat once In w.
he was not alter He wss elected senator 70
the rebel Congress Apart from ha sccssaionfn no was
"a ane Arkansas gentleman all OF the oaden time,u
rood liver. = Jolly companion, full Of anecdos and
shrewdncss The election Of bis successor camo
on on tbs 22d uit. The candidssss were A H.
Garland and A. PIxa The veto stocd:-Senatc-P Pike, u
Garland, g. House-Pike, 7; Garland, 81 This election
II another evidence that thers strong Union ent
ment the rebeous portion o' our STATE OGr.one oes
an orr l,ndi Uriensst, but with fAomason, Fthoack,
walk ms ard Others turned and led a. ssccssonsu 70
secr e their election 10 III, Confederate congress Inc
otf Ars were elected aud tlsby was rejected Gdrnd hs
t<r Losl MA frff ope Wts1 the proper tire CONES u<
imsiy o6sr c pasa uiu ssuYs h 20 ths On.en eoss.
she isct N their called Legislature throwing esMs
tbs,r most intellectual man, w tho person OF Pike
vhnsn secesslon sentiments vel xnoeu and vosipo
90 decisively for Carlsndcrmer unonlst ana lover
xerv strong rohess proof that. e-cu 70 the rcca Lsgf
i.lure thsy look With fonduess 10 lie old CncS.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tas'Hess and Cheapest Newspapss IN sAs


Tae'Hes - and Cheapest Nowspapss IN sAs
Country.
TtosWKrELY HERALD for the present wsek, ready -
morrow Saturday morning. will contsiu-
Fu,.Dotais by spoc Correspondents s shs rsss
Recon nolsssncs Of the Army OF the Potomac towards ~
southstc Railroad, and OF the Demonstration aga,aB
Richmond by the army Of the James, accompanied b
Map o: the Scene OF Operations at natcher's Run ~
latest accounts OF the Union and Rse
Forces Georgia. Interesting Dispatches fom our o.
respondents With the Army OF the Shenandoah and -
Of the movements Of the Union forces In all So
or che country ufpaticuIars Of the gallant sxpo
Of LIoutsnant Cushing In destroying Tho fainoW rss
iron clad AlbemarIs, at Plymouth, N. late 80
interesting from Europe; Poetry; two cxcsisne
stories Facee Literary Artstics aud Scientific Iatse
gercs; Theatrical and Musicai Reviews Of tho woeks -
rets interesting reading for Formers aud Agricultsss
sts; valcabie report OF the Money, Commercial ~
Goods Cattle Horse Boot and shoe Markets And -
counts Of oil Interesting events OF the past week
Terms-one copy, 81 per aunurn three copies - eve
copies g. ten copes $i5 Single copies. 10 vrAppssss
eye cents oACh.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Vhe S0HDrTNo OF - E0VG OWr brs
tow Ric hmond-Lee's Ometai Report.
Itrou the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. l.
The following despatch was received yesterday morn.
HRAporARrkRs, Asxy NoRrnxsx vIrorHA,l
Oct 81, lseS. !
Hon. JAxu A. sxppos, Secretary OF War;
General Malone penetrated the enemy's picket line
last night near Peerseurs and swept y Tor hall me,
out the loss of man.
The total Of prieoners captured on tho lh oc
low Pelcrsburg according 10 General Hils report,
seven hundred. II l. Ike
The Rebel Energies Devoted 90 Increa
ans ene Array nc Rich hmond-Faiso Ca
cuiasions Of tho North.

encrai Grant has declared his belief, In letter that
haa been made pubo that the ooufederacy NJ u last
easp. tbas the stock OF fighting material has been
tirely cxhasted that TO compose the army which 10
nov fso,us ns on tho lines from Petersburg 20 Richmond
tina coufedeary had compelled 10 rob ths cradle
ana the grave his forces, on tho other hand,
are In NE highest Of preservation and sfcieHay
shat IN 4 yery little trns no can put "a ex.ngushor
upon tbe war Had these statements been sucmtted -
. people capable Of reasoning many things in sof,m
bave ase ned nconsistens with the axstn9 ffs
Tos instanoe IN the rebels nearly sxhausssd,
vhv aid thew s, hold ~ bay the powerful and fully
orssuised and equipped army VI General Graur II tho
material OF tho rebel army cousbted only cl idron
Too Young 10 bear arms, BY what nhuenco ord tboy
bser eonblsd 10 repel all the attacks thAt Ind been
snr de mon thsuY n the demolition Of this fcrye
Ting 40 easy of rnsot, and tho capture OF
pchmcpa was tae OF the rebellion. shy da
General Grant proceed at once ~ sray The oafaest
,sh az every Yankee hearty Above ALL lad the public
b,en either curious % critical thoy might have sscd
a was NOT ia bad for General Grant, above all
,oon 20 raske se declarations with regard to smy
whom ha had been unable 10 conquer, At tho hed an
pone,arte Invaded Russn--whom he bad asver met ia
tbe sld but 10 be beaten by the-irom WHOM 10 hal
be an unsbe 70 conquer foot c tho thoy hst
Hfsnded and who st 10 all appearances <aed HIN
and as iearcssy os they had d. - ak month";
before But there we're none dispcsed 20 dispute hi
word or 10 doubt hls predictions. All vere On r 10 sc
tSS rcbclll6n crushcd reality, as Dad ofte pesn
nsrsr and msn not ike W raw a cor ttct be, wee
shsir hopes ana their doubts uoy can possibly avoi
| IL they believed. because th<y were aetsrminsd :
believe that we we're entirely Asxbausted OF men, asd
s upon thai oalculston that shsy srs>aow peossou.n
| the war.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
rns Condition OF oecrasa.


From Tho annual report Of tie state Compir oiier O.
Georgia we gather ir.s rcsting Statistics relative
70 fhs condton of what has been called the "kmpre
ssato'i % the confederscy. Tue returns uom one
ID and eight counter nye being sfs gnt 10 oopss
cuepcs OF ther being held ~ the enemy The average
vauo II the land forshh year hpiaced 81 sie % py.
acre, about dotols the value ~ wlrn was eetmssed
In lseS and the total vaus q Hh property shows On
increase cf ninety ous per cert over the Old eetoss
and the whites sbout ,00v. -
me- Sssssass : " suabw u polu y iAlSl pr0fss-
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Presldeus Fetroicurn Comps We
learn tnatthe stock Of company being rapidly taken
up In looking their circular We nnd thai s oMes
gcntlerncD great snd stand wy
high the community The interests OF the
Wit be nsticcd will bo well guarded Our reader. who
bscrIpton agents who know 10 be rs
New York. Their advertisement bo seen IL suothse
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
nrme,r Of serss Il iaaa. s.rs,r1i Z

sons 70; m sSs sSs~a the a@es u aHsys aud tisssn.
zs. tWben - 40 hs'oesea vaSs "
at,,n, 40 son,rea 80 sgbty two per cert, neresss
eity ana iown properly ~ j, N. -, ,.,
~ J,eraagy - - ~ coin iato the sray.
80 - 90 douet cansed bv n,rvA nos De'As salso1s
a. y WHOM ows * tess tnru g. o. - 80
Tbs gecsats iute The tYaasuyy 'op.usS - N..E
sb untrt 10 IL Az 523 eaa the c<sa ns,'e
~ -, tAS,CsI u that amount Fha sstA S-A"s -
W. snd receipts for 800 viti iucrea-s
Se,TVo i2a. IEs pgbic oo.t cf stalo N A. uW "O
debt. ' - our
ina liabilities ard assats OF the b.nss Ia - tssN
@ie1 about So 900 900 slnco last year
,s;. oet of SHEEP returned 10 Tie ssf7iafN
klNsn ~ does, Sf0sS. hsmber oi dngr al a,xs'' ~
iosA's .arss po,aas - tne rhssr "a ,rxf' !,
loss 0. e3, ,iss pouler OF wool =
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Irnpress,nen Pr,co. In nshsIae m,

lffcEI 'tic Oa'fieotol h9clry, DJt. 2Z.l
The following list OF leading articles With their priesu
nave been agIt-i upon by ths Comm OF iyrsa
nees for tho stses VI florida, South Carolina Georgia
Assbarna hisssiippi aud Tenness. e. WI be obserys{
tha they have greatly reduced prices n unf
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Arrest OF q Lady Eaaanvoxipn en .s-s~
Her " RN.ban.a In n.Hn tnxa

-. FROM tho hiea'fonn bers ~ C1t 26.l
Nra Annie bu.sr, ies a,fe VI 90 re W. putsr ..A.
soas Il mo s'scs, shscosS-c ths cy under yery s.s.
ci,ee o'rcunsisrSes, ie Wig behind nn Gunafy us..
tee accounts vas arrested yesterday faora,ns while a.
10 Gsopg TO ess our inas ~ roir husband az N,
York IL VIII be reccsctoa TINT, q weeks since q
ro.icr vas COPIED la The Richmond Papers which sns
ciippet iroD The NEw gorE ifg-,rr, announcing aslar
arrvsf tlserc, and urging "AIne" 10 hrs.y biw-
fne e,s e tsen at vas signed "Georss ard rom rnk
the ast case, snCe the recent rule prohibiting iascy
from goinS North, 40 which any of thsm have seee
caught ruusir : tie blockade.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

nA .hcss cacu'aficns are sslsA snd viii lead sc N.
assstasAs nslaucoCes a. she yADxe ss 10 M Ne
nNN snrcierug csaf. Eyen nov we are eua Lisd -
iage '-en eyefy "esrs, whl sorsi sdvantssss "a no
Iu aft thty superior 10 ns. ard yet ye n ~ true.
Ne itsearcn-s or senator ht OF Oeo,Eia we have uE
ta"to th,h o. tnfd ~ tho hetw sen eiaht.en 49,
ley lye nov q Ne service. Were si IL. stIassisg
man ~ tser posss, we should DO able 10
arHs Grint nlc lge river before ths s,ss o apo,nsr
hiontt. Why toeso men not ssnt 10 the fvnot ls
onofuoh rh.ea ne are not prepared Bat ~
a. oAs@f9 df ~ 1rys, p't1as tor epcre~is ar
any tteo sc aSeS t ts 0pie1 % tf1Rg y y. ~ 0 ne
.r- Theirs Is no daI ger OF bsisg conquered tx ssrt
rest asahre6 II. ~
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Prizes Cashsd ln All Lcza'1xed Lot
tcrcs and IND alton given JACOB. Brox1rs ocs Ii
BroadwuS, Hcw
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
The Oonsorption,

yoarxAsrrBs 10 m pur IN TIN PnLp--A sua-
ovsrfcH TO THB GBEL AurHoaIrfEs.
lFrou he Richmond Sentinel. Nov. L.
covrsspor aAsntlon, IN Ia presewt 1sist
for wsr 10 tAs Waey shs perso~s WAo are esssrtedus
poswasisrs Their dutes being In most cssss easily per
psned b. others, "a 1ouA jwatn reQwsvs tkal Asy "
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

A Liseic Prodsuv.-The BenutIfui New
TEN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE, psvfsct eruA
working like charm Indispensable 10 ever family drca.
maker sran atress &C FOR SAFE ~ ai neih nosa OIS
seau In oasration. J. Z. RlCuTER,
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

wnttcomb *ctwrdy fpr tsf nma ~
..;nr. m prps,,.n. MARTA Van rU "A w.s rciisv.s
frsm dis,resslns "a ~ by ~ asty a,a I. psA
lniurtoua
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Crane cure ir, FEaace and Gcrmany->
How eat them; Universal LaugusSe. Home Efeanl
tion; How 10 Manage children; worx and Wa,ss 49,
inro.n Pear alone 40. November snInber ~ hkn4.
LOGICAL JOURNAL. Twenty cents by hrst posi- SoSS-
LEak WELLS. 80 Broadway. New Xcrk-
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

CIT CombA-Nsw styles, Just HC
ce,xrd-rvo Tbrse Yous Five 10 Trsnty dollars ae9 g.
ror aale by GEORSR u ALLEN, 4tE Broadway one a. -
hxiox S.nnA slreet
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

DR.. panrtng's Uraoe Trnases- body
Brsres Spinal Womb Braces and 81 SPRING. A.
olisd by himself at ~ Eond street, New arb
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

An xrrni.IbIo Remcay.-Haie's NSney
OF UOREuOCND AND TAR-A ceria cure for couyAA
hpsrseness dlcn breathing and si ades
tions OF thrsi bronchial tnbes and lungs lead ns ss
tion Tre Tar of an OF Glsad renstatos cean.es as4
hsas parts OF 80 throat ard lungs There ~ lothInE
ike b. 4 druggists. CHAETkS DOWkEh
Genorei esut Al (sdar street York
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Crtssadsro's Enir Dye, Ereservatfvs
AZ WIZ Depot. vhoess ADD retail. No. Astor HosSA
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