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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

kDHSry men were recently killed and
scalped by the Indians near Fort Kearpey'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

far Our JaeOJm neighbor devoted almost
three columns of his last issue in "un-
masking" the TX G. c." but unforlu-
nately fails to point out anything otjec-
tionable therein. The fact is, our neigh
boris columns have not contained as much
good sense and sound doctrine al any ono
time for the last three years. Nav he
persevere in tho good work.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

II OBERT J. WALLACE, An'rnfY
IL Cleardeld, P,., once in ssT' w
posito tho Journal Office. -,
dec. |. lsMl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,
II. L. c. EVANS, of Pike township
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

Cure FOR DrsENrERY.-An eminent ply
sician communicates the follow ing simp le
remedy, long known in the medical prac-
tice, 1t was recently tried in the camp
OF areeiment where there were froun eigh-
" 10 one hundred cases daily, and with
rapid cures in every instance
kEcEIrr-ln a teacup half full Of vine
gar as much salt as it will take up, loav-
the cup. Pour boiling water unon Tho 60.
luton till the cup is two thirds or three
quarters full. A scum will rise to Tho snr.
face, which mus. DO removed and the so.
luton allowed TO cool.
DosE--Tablespoonfull three time day
till relieved. The rationale Of the opera
ton of this simple medicine will readily
occur to the pathologist, and in many
hundred trials have never known it to
fail in dysentary and diarrhea.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10


VICE President STEPuEN's Mission. -
The administration press has steadily per-
sisted in denying that the mission with
which Alexander II. Stephens sought to
come to Washington had any reference
whatever TO peace. The Springfield Re
publican publishes q letter from c. D. ia
cobs of that city, formerly a telegraph op-
orator in Richmond, which throws some
light on the subject:
while telegraph operator in Rich
moud, v, working tho principal through
line South, sent message ilom Jetler-
son Davis to Stephens, at Augusta, Ga,
requiring his Immediate presence at Rich
mond, 10 attend a cabinet meeting, and
desiring him to proceed upon mission to
Washington if his health would permit,
with q peace motive. Stephens was to bear
propositions looking to the recognition Of
the independence OF the Confederacy, but
to propose other measures which might
tend to consummate that object, conf
IDENTIFY named upon his arrival in Rich
mond"
it has already passed into history that
Mr.. Lincoln even refused to kold parley
when tho Vice President of the rebel Con-
federacy endeavored to approach wit
propositions for peace -Bgfalo Courier.
The END OF THE WAR-The Presidents
sudden last call for an army as large as
that with which Napoleon invaded Rus
sia, in addition to the army of equal size
now in the field, reveals theory OF war
and The military art at Washington, which
gives no little point TO humorous sketch
first published by the clever caricaturiSt,
Cham, of Paris. This sketch is baptized
"The End of the American War; 1t
represents vast extent OF wasted terri
tory. A military cap is lying on the
ground on one side-on the other mill
tary coat. There are no wearers for the
garments ....... ....
pss'On Wednesday night at Paoria, ILL.,,
there was great peace meeting, at which
twenty Thousand persons were present.
Resolutions were adopted in favor Of an
armistice aud for the termination of the
war. This was the commencement OF the
great peace campaign.
( as~TuE Mormons have large crops Of
srain and infants this year, .-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

Rss~TnE Mormons have large crops Of
spin and infants this year,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

Orders must be for packages of the numbers
above indicated, and always accompanied by the
cash. To avoid losses remttaneos should, when
convenient, be by draft on New York. 1t is de-
sirabe that orders reach this obce as early as
possible. Letters may be addressed to
THE WORLD,
aug 10, 81 Park Row, New York.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-08-10

sheriden has been assigned to duty on
the Upper Potomac.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

NEw foRK. Sept. s.-The Steamship
Scanto from Liverpool Aug. 9th and
Queenstown 2Ssh arrived at S O'Clock.
The Daily News and morning Post both
have editorials showing that the seizure oil
Georgia was legal md the British govern
ment cannot interfere. a. q Confederate wal
vessel could not legally he sold in british
Port E#N M EAM
The Liverpool CoaSes editmAlly cay.
that Mr.. Batesnot purchased the Georgia ma
I'll the Customs authorized aud informed him
she should be registered - a British vessel
She was accordingly 50 registered aud also
publishes Cardinal Carter Tor service ios
Portsgues was bonafee
The Army and Navy Gazette admits the
Federal success at Mobile. even in the pres.
cot propositions Is considerable, and - re.
CARDS peace Il declares is belief that the ex-
istence OF peace party Is mythical and that
as long as there Is ray OF hope. the north
will march onward 10 its end.
The Times editrcially questions whether
the Republicans are not more eucliDed for
gnizing reconciliation than they were
year ago. ssf,.
The weekly returns from France show sn
increase in cash OF four and one third MIL
ion trans
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

NV YoKK. Sept. Gold dull and pri-
ces sustained with difficulty. opened at - n
az 40l at noon.
The Commercials Washington specia
ssys
Five officers 81 the KearsArge have arrives
there to give evidence respecting the con,
duct of the English Yacht Greyhound.
Conscnpted North CsFolinians, now here
says the condition Of that State is terrible
The ocnscripting guard and citizens shoot
each other.
Early thinks the rebel home guard will be
bushwhacked ont OF existance.
AIBoSr. Sept. Shy direction OF Gov.
seyrnOre flags we're displayed from the pub
lie buildings and one hundred guns were fired
st IL O'Clock to-day, in honor Of the occu-
patton OF Atlanta. by Gen. Shermans forces
aud victories OF Admiral Farragut in Mobile
Harbor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
AMERICAN
Ca ueer g. ha 90 - % % /.

Ca Weer G. ia S1l - . d %
DR.. HEBE RN
HAS LOCATED IN rHE
CITY OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.
No. loo Maine street, Sd door above Quincy
House Office. over J X Dayton's
Back Store
Nv ct.At~s To- 90
TIKI KING or CANCERS.
And ali kinda OF Fever Sores, such a.
White swelling and Bone Diseases.
Scrofiuls. Piles,
And sore Eyes in their worst stages
. Liver Complaints. CONSUMPTION.
Female Weakness, aad Salt Rheum.
letter. Rheumatism. &c. &c.
The Doctor became master Of the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
Americs, and be now stands at the head OF
his profession both in Europe and America.
The Doctor Eilltake pleasure ia showing his
visitors certificates OF the above cases where
they have been given up "a incurable by the
physicians IN the country The Doctor aiso
guarantees q cure il all cases where the pa
tent lives up 20 the directions. Or no pay.
The patient viii please correspond weekly.
giving a true statement OF the case. z. O..
Drawer Gas The poor dealt With literally.
Cancers extracted Ia irem Tour 10 twenty
four hours. without nrifunseis- or pain or a
drop Of blood. i-cetwis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 6.--The Nashville Union
says the State Convention assembled at the
Capitol yesterday aud elected Samuel Z.
Mulligsn President. and resolutions were Of
fcred.
Tuesday three thousand rebel cavalry un-
der Robinson with three pieces OF artillery
were near Murfreesboro
Saturday they we're attacked BY Milroy.
There VS. bfi-k fighting all day Sunday
The rsbe's retrested toward Theme.
Oar io'crs followed. MilrSy making sew
erai attacks during Sunday.
Federal loss tea killed and wounded In
GLIDING Gel. f. J. Fort, I'd Ky. killed.
Rebel ioss Is thought TO be larger than
ours.
MilrOy having exhausted his ammunition
joined Rouseaa's tore. ne.r FrankIia.
WheeleIs main force on Sunday was six
miles southwest us Columbia. Williams
force - said to have joined him.
Rosseau Is closely following them.
The Damage dous 70 the railroad ia very
slight. no bridges destroyed.
Latest dispatches from. Milroy report the
capture OF eleven rebels captured. killed and
wounded twenty.
The Nashville Tunes says. dispatch re-
se'ved this morning. reports that Rosseau
Is pursuing Wheeler south OF Duck river -
la a ch'rge upsn tho rebels who had dis
mour,ed To fight. Nc captured 500 horses
Official dispatches received at Nashville
announce that M the late tight before A.
lansa tho reheis lost 1000 tilei aud wound
ed aud 1000 prisoners. Including Bfigadier
General ter gus snd isss. -inoas, ~
camp eqaiPss~
Our hs- nia~y The ,shels a.. -
~ sing IA eres, haste
Olfieial information from s.~ iron, dated
-un'i.f - a'i~- b~lo- A'i-"'s. reports 'hs,
t'ea >hermsn -s- Pressing rspidl, south II
Atlanta.
loulAnL.. SIT 4 -Brg Zen Hugh
E~iass. commanding D~s.-sta.sas Of Western
keninekJ issned AZ order ~ the y'th 81
A"sa-t requiring Judge OF quarterly eo.'i-
~ each count, 70 call together she Jns,Irs.
Composing the county courts and direct them
- levy on tax payers sufficient sum 10 arm,
mouat aud p.s hlt. men. raised Nlth,s sach
cossiy. and msinssia them tll further ord
err
Gov. Brpmies. yessaraAy. ecu n pfocls
nation denyssk sh4' k~iag has shy ciss
Asthorfs fos be "F.isr. AID desi<Tsng ths
ocief 70 be - isrogs,.sn Of the laws II Ken.
farts AID "a cs.asc, 9Th the right. sna
Al'efi,~- Il iss.i people. he therefore toe
bed the jsssis.a. ''..ss nskiag -ach lew @
tale. ss.i esl& as..a ~ officers rho fsvel
the executions 81 Ne ng's order 10 resign.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
Appointments for a .Joias Cam

Appointments Tor a Joint Can.
Messrs Mack and Meredith, two Of the
Candidates tor the Legislature have agreed
upon the following appointments for Joint
canvass:
TUESDAY. September ~. Mt New Goshen
at o'clock p. m
Wednesday. September IA. At stultz
School House. Otter Geek. Al o'clock D
M
Thursday September Is. at Church's
School House. Sugar Creek. at l O'Clock Z
IN.
Friday September l6. at Township House
Lost creek. at ! o'clock On.
Saturday. September IL, at TOWNSHIP
House. Honey Greek. at O'Clock D. m
Monday. September ~ at Tryon's. Pier
son Township. at O'Clock.
Tuesday September ~. az Hartford, Lin
ton Township. al l O'Clock D. m
Wednesday. September 81 at MiddIetown
Prairie Creek. at ! o'clock o m.
Wednesday. September 81, at Prairiston,
ct O'Clock p. m.
Thursday. September %, at sandford
Fayette Township. at O'Clock D. m.
Friday. September 23 at Precinct House
Nevins Township. at O'Clock p. M
Saturday. September -. at Lockport, Ri
ley Township. At O'Clock p N
Saturday. September ~. at Court House,
at O'Clock p. m.
The other candidates Of beth parties are
invited to attend these appointments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Persons suffering from diseases OF those
delicate organs should avail themselves OF
the opportunity 81 consulting Dr. Gardner
the -kilifai oealiss and Dentist. who has been
pfactieing with great success In ind,ansp polls
ssd other cities OF this State The Doctor
intends to visit Terre Hauie. and will be
ready TO receive ps'i.nss on Mceasy. Sep
tsmber 18Th. IT, nj remaiu until the ~. ! /:
after that time a.. IA visit Tesre Haute o,.-
week IN each "a .. The doctor has taken
rooms At the Run g.. House Read his al
versisement sep7dt'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.



KathAiron Il nom the .,lreek wori "Ksihro." or
"xsihairo." slznifylns To cleanse. r'lnsiasie and
restore. Tits article l. what its name sigulnes---
FOR preserving, restoring aud beaatiyiEg the hn-
man hair II Is the most remarkable preparation In
the world II 10 again Owned aud put up hy the
original proprietor. snd is msie With the same
skill aud attention which gave sale Of ~ver
million bottles per
tits NEST delightful HAIR Dressing
II ersdicstcs scurf aud danirnH
], keeps the head cool AMI clean.
Ia makes tho hair rich. son and glossy. -.=t.s
II prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
ray.
II restores hair upon bald heais-
Any LADY gentleman who values hssa'ii al
head q hair should use Lyons Ksthairon. n .
kuo~n and used throughout the civilized ~..rid.
Said by all respectable dealers
DEmAs - 8AHNEs a cO.->
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

d sRNHsEk AND DyssSrgRY We h.v
sx.sain~d great naniber % lett~rs from some
The most prcusio.ai cis.ea. o. cincinnati ara Gov
inzscn. etc. speaking IN the slightest terms o. ~
sirickisnd's Anti-Cholers Mixture fos tba COZ, II
iiasrhoss ana dyseatesy The letters ar O. laux
asisa a. VET. q Govt a<tsa. sags he Wa
ano ne.i aosrsbis b. the sest doctors 10 Ciacin
a.u. AL ess bottle - Dr.. sutekl.nf's Anti choI
Mixture effected pefusn-ui cure after sua,r.
ns Cor months ~ish The worst ssrn aiarrhesa and
ays-nt~ry.
solilets -vs lhlak D. strickland /. quite llshl
Ia .ivs-ns IA a. Al. .rtiseua.n, clunau-
q ie-dsy's saPsF. - take bottle 81 his highly re
commended Auu .Choler. ulttass In year map
sset-. m-s ths 1--we. % asay sf e--s .oi-
siefs. mSthsrs. see that ycur sous % ret negleci
"a roa set ~ at the Drux sterr- a 50 cents per
bottle. ia the be-' remedy CO Dssrrhoea ssd
pYsentsry
tasr3~thi.w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

~ WISE ,n-la exehA, &c says. on the
faith oi private le'ies. that times are awful
hard "a Canada. No business done, wages
not sufficient to pay board. aud almost i'm
p s-ibie 10 get work at anything The
eoaniry Is overruD with skedaddlers from
the United States and the Confederacy.
while thou ards of Canadians are leaving
Tor the State T., n,oco,e worl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
From Madison.

AAplsos, I'm. Sept. 6.--ons hundrsi
guns was fired on Monday evening in honor
OF the vcent victories.
Col. VIM Dunn. AssistantJudge Advocate
General addressed large concourse OF peo
pie. He says he cant tell the difference be-
tween sessAtionists aud secessionists., 5. Z
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

tE- sissular error has been disclosed
which vii p'ssably occasion pos,ponemsnt
of the draft tor ten days. The law. by di-
rect terms. gives sixty. 20, fifty days. after
the ISSUE of the CALL ss the time which
.hali be allowed to fll the quota by voIun.
teerirg- The President should. therefore.
have named the sixteenth instead OF the sirlh
OF September. AZ the day up.n which the
dfah shall begin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

flf SYMPTOMS Of csisrh - thsy generally ~.
pear a. tfst very sfebt. Persons hnd they
have frequent sffscts. snf ~susi'iss ~
fhsehsng~t ~ sinpsfttufe ~ this condition. ne
nuss ssf % ffg. ~ a s'trht dlscbafgs tnih 4nd
sffff. = t~Tsard b~counlne thtck and adhesive.
AZ the dis@sfe becene- ehrobic. fe dlschsrgss are
lncrsassd IN quantity and tisDgeA 10 quality they
fhi.k aud- heavy. and ar> h.~.ed 81
eSukbed 81 The s~cretious -re on~nsise, causing
q ba1 breath. The woes tui1s and nasal The eye
are veal. the ~ the smell a. ssssnsd do
uey-s. d>afaes- f-eqa-Fsiy TIA - psecs. xDotb~r
cen,~on sn5 importapi iyD,fon u cat@Frh "a, that
the PEI sob IL obliged 70 css BIZ throat IN the
rasrnioR - thtck sitny naaceos. vsich bss f.
len so-n fren th~ E~aS during 30 faGhf. When
this AXE piscs fhf prfs7D Hsy 70 snfe ths hls
disease IL o. "a 1ag T. she lsas. sna shauld io-.
sine in srre~tinE a.
TIE @boT@ arc hat f.w - ~ wsu7 c@s@Frh
symptoms ff
A Sinel. Bottle will last - month 60
b. nssd three times Dat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Darn - JupGE WHirs -iiou. Albeit :.
White. Judge OF 1is United states District
Court. died sunday last at his residence
near os'ek~ell. I'PPecanoe county OF con-
gest.on OF he luags
Jnis- Waite wss appointed TO the office
OF Dlst'IcI Judge. 90 The death Of Hon Caleb
s"'sh. bas lev months sgo. having pre-
s'oasly held many important positions IN the
State. aud aieo represented y IN both b, sneh
e. OF the National Legislature He Wa
n.tsd toe strict honor and unb~nd,og ,ateg-
ri''. ssd loved for he genial temper aud
gs...ines~ 81 hear,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

srxIsss sIp. sept. The emo
cratic State csnssatiou vas largely sssssded
and periessis h.rnssssss Hon. 10 Robin
ssn "a noaissts1 ier Governor. SD =.
cofming isr i.sem. Governor. The rssols-
t'a'ss fesiiirm ard es.dor-~ tie ia csgo plat
Co N. s1d dec are il t.e iniesiios ~ TIE
Dsascr.,s 70 give their ahssimsss support
"a AcCse.l<s Ard Pesssisson and u ii.s Stats
usnsnees A. ianesse rssiEestisn mssi-
iar = being heid ct the State Hon-e. shs
rrras esthnsissn = msssfe-fsd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

-. meeting eal.r.i at fer WAYNE on
Saturday f,eht. - rejoice over the fall OF
Atlanta. 49, disturbed and Gnall, broken up
- gang - the "Democfsc, 10 whom the
ns~- Of victory brings no JOY. and deiest no
sorfe~.@
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

fHs DAY - JUpoxssr AT HAsD.-we
notice by an article IN the ConnersvilIe Times
that prophet has made his appearance In
that town and has been holdi.g forth at the
Court Hou.e seversI days. predicting that
the end OF the world will occur Ia the year
I-ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

The Popularity OF DIxos's BLACK :
BERRY CaRxrSArrvE is shown by the fact
that iis sale increases faster than any other
remedy for Dysentery and Diarrhoea Over
nine thousand dozens bottles have been sold
during the east three months.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

WAsHrSeros, September 6.-The Rich
mon6 Sentinel of Saturday says official sdvi-
ces from Forrest TO the ist inst. has been
received.
He says they have evacuated the NJ. & G.
RAILROAD mp Co Memphis add that Yankee
troops are moving up the Miss Riveten route
VITO irginiA
Gov. Vance. % North Carolina has -
sued Proclamation offerisg free pardon 10
many dsseftsIs lurking in the woods aud
Mountains. aud threatening the extreme
penalties OF the law to those who are caught
as well as against the aiders aud sbetters.
The Seotinsl in commenting on the Chics-
go nomination Gays Mcclellan who was for
merry decided war man. II represented to
have greatly modified IL not abandoned his
beligerenf sentiments.
Perhaps there are no two public men in
the u. =. separated by a greater luminosity
than exists between Lincoln and Mcclellan.
and their respective partizsns. there is prob
ably no one BY whom Lincoln would aot
prefer Ia be beaten than by MoCllsn This
viii add rsnown TO the contest
la another article the Sentinel says We
must conquer, and We may conquer Il II We
perform our duties at this juncture. as we
have not relaxed our exertions because the
enemy seems exhausted and the prospect of
peace seems improving. aud that exhaust
ing would speedily disappear. and will pre-
pare for new aid mightier efforts OF zeal
The prospect OF peace and independence
not so bright and will soon fade away and.the
ranks Of our armies be thnned by deseriers.
the Indifference or neglect OF our homes,
keeping. people or by the csreless discharge
OF their duties by our officers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

tFN'FNNNFFI 'TTT'NF'F"EF y
Flour in better demand, sales Of $1,000
barrels superfne az So 10.
Wheat dull at 81 u5@2 o. for Red, with
but little demand.
Corn steady at 81 23@2 y for Far aud
81 2661l % for Shslled
Oats rather frmer NJ IS@a9.
Shoulders at ~.
Sides at l9@l9iA.
Nothing done IN Mess Pork or iani.
Gold at 81 3562 81
Exceange dull
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

PARLIAMENTARY. sep ga sp>cisi 70 ne
Ralls..a from Hsrp>rs Perry. dsssd The 5,h
INST. .s,s an smbalsnse train OF ss vssos-.
after leaving The .ounse5. we cspssrse By
No@sby's gserrsllss TIE train bsseg eth
ouf al escort
There vs 10 sghiisg ~ Bsrysvills on
sss.isy. Add there = 90 nevs from ihsss To-
day. Monday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07


shs,A sss 30 s,uous.asalst ~ sAs hish~ss msai =
l-a -a,hasssies 49, ..t~s ,,rs-s-e- ss.s.
dlsss hepsncl. eu~>s ney are sf'eeiinsly
ssr~~.hi< perfectly par. Ana asst sspes~~-s Al
ssh~r toa5ss -h-r- healthy. gentle .ir'a.ns = -
qsIr<s
rh~y parry. su~r.xsh~n aut ia~ssors'--
rssy create healthy appetite
rhsy are an sasids.s - ei.uss - v.s.r sd aies.
rs~y .v~rcsp- srs<ts ~ dissipation saa l-'~
koars
rs-y ~r~nrss>n ss- sr.ssss .ns eslis-a tn ma.
nss preFsns nissnaih sas interrligfsrs fsysr.
nsy psriy ne breath sas = a.iy e tue stass.el.
rssy care Dyspep.i. sns coussipsssaa.
TAay care FssriLs<s Al cbolsf. asrbus
rr~s esre ave. c~uapsarss .ns T.rsa<s He-a.e ~
rssy asks TIE ~ssf arosg fhs isnFuit briliisa
- ar exAsassei ssisre's great restores Tbey
es-@p---s - ~ csse, .ael cAil-.y. bars. -tn
ssr<r-a. -s~~sfr~.. ssss $40 Aerss. ell preserved
n prfoctiy psrs - crsss rsn Per psrticaisrs.
- cir.isrs ard t~.vm..uiAi. sroana ssoA bstsie.
<srs Il Isposssrs rssmiss ever es<iis.
- -AasH - prieAls T. = si.r-p rnnatiisf~s
sss tse es<<. ~stk pisasatiss sea<. sna -sx7..
;lFs - fs> sz>~l plsls -sdr tsA>i Sc tkst our
s><liss sss reens1 -1tA sparisa. ss1 teisterise.
.szs. Aay r-r.ss yrss<salns ell Ps.at<aiaa
lzslers ~ ne xsslsa - h nslk. = a. inp-~ssr.
AZ v<r>.a imltsunx a. bosiie. e. sesIihx -ay
slsss Asl-rsf fssssEz. xss-n-r rss'-r rss-ss'iaa
"a 80. = ortsaaaal us.4~r the L. i-s-.
- sa - - pru~sststuk ss already ssss
- ere - sevsra psrssa rs-siiisx 90 tusii>< 81
sss ~4la ssurs~i ~ s-tfl1s shru<siy~s iuzs eiss<
Szsrs<rs Ia 3<a.Ds ~ Drsts's Pi<ns.fiaa nj
s<rs fra@ i.sl.s si~-ky@-1. ss-rsknis. d . a.
srszssls~ rs~ sizpl- trs~l q eesti- . - eva
s>szrs pre--<f - skssr -s-ss sss ssp~rtssitys-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Brown's Bronchial Troches
are recommended for public speakers and
others. Tor the relief Of Colds and to clea =
the voice. Their efficacy Is strongly attest
ed by Congressman. Cler gymen. Military
men and others who use them. AS there are
limitations. be ssre to obtain the genuine.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

TnK DRAsr.-The arrangement OF quotas
not having been completed. and the returns
OF substitutes 10 the Provost Marshal at In
dianaPoiis, not having all tome in, the draft
hAs been postponed tor lew days. Yester-
days indianapolis Journal states the draft
will be enforced in all parts OF the State this
week
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

Speak and write by the card. bat don't pls,
byh.
You should never wink At faults, and no
too often at the ladies.
"GsmboIing on the green Is bov defines
betting es the turf"
Isiss Bad habit to carry your pins OF your
religion IN your mouth.
One pound Of cheese contains as much M.
sriment - two pounds OF fissh.
The dead man Is wise, ~s1T. alas, be l. 81
lent We cannot wEipg his secret. from him.
Can husb>pd cimplain. IL bic wife wears
OUT a new dress. Me next das alter IL Is cent
home
The lnsentor OF printing was no fool; but
be has caused myriAds to make tools Of them
selves
good retreat u reckoned the master
piece IN the art OF war; AID - no time can Il
be executed With such order aud security rs
just before the battle.
Rebel dessrtsrs state that since Weldon
Railroad Tell into our possession. pork has
advanced 70 80 and bssf to 81 per pound. in
Richmond, and their officers declare the
road must be retAken at all hazards.
e isststed 70 be rule OF Law in the far
Wedern territories that ga town Il q place
where whisky Is scld." BY means OF this
rule the courts distinguish real towns IRON
those which exist only on paper plans OF land
spectators