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Ladies' Attention - 'FiuffuQ. Ary
vt,,h i've cents rcr ysrd FRENCH FLUTrNG CON
PANY ar nroadway, between Twen.y 1rss and Twenv.
second streets ~ stairs
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UIcness.premTur T.ncx .St.tcN Sr-yi,9
Machines WHEELER 4 WILSON. No 6T5 Broadway.
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II You Want 20 KNOW, DO. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
A curious book n q good
rrice 81 81. To be- Ind dcpots
tents tables mailed free. Address
49, pr r. D. FOoTE liD Broadway, n T.
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Deafness, Impaired SixAt,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL ArFgcrloS5 IN rHR
THROAT
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w ro-e ts Phrion's Night gIoomsmR
cereus uSs m'n'ed gold because 1. never ceprec aes
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wigs. rourecs, Hair Dye. Isair Dys,n9
and uoiisvis Cream. for ~suiifyIag ms hs"
RArCuEIuRS, Is Bond ssreet
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~. 1yo,t,, C,it Attention to the Large

ss,. az Real Estate ia New YORK ard rookyn on June isi
- fernis seventh arl Twrasy ninth ssiees
on Iuent .hitn in.sit,1. DeKs b. Gard tlassos sad
npentes. slxtecnh, Adcs. Atlantic Vnon.
Msslifstoh ~ \, and Eleventh s.Grts Brool n q DO
so,s so ~ Auction b. r. ~ LUDLOW CO., on Wedhcsaa
80. "a N O'Clock. at the kxehange ssesrO1n, III
June - i sy,,,iy Rufdlnr 40 No ~ Prssdsat ieet
nroass,@at pook ma "a at No. Pho street
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TIE PRESIDENT ABOUT TO TAKE THE FIELD.
Since the nomination at Baltimore Mr.. Lincoln appears
10 be ambitions OF military well civic honors. He
Is understood to have declared to-day that II military
not speedily achieved no intends to take
the field in person. Commander in Chief OF the armies
If fha ITnitcd Stairs
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pessy forbidden 10 the directions that accompany eses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07
TUESDAY, Dee. 6-P. ",
eycnyD BOARD.

Gold opened at 229., sold up 10 SS@j, and closed
-, oa3 The leading BUYERS were 4" Scccsh houses,
encouraged b. the proposition to prohibit the export
of cold coin. If Congress wishes gold 70 20 70 300
all that IS wanted is few movements like this Of
the late Chairman of the Committee of Ways ana
Means, who by yesterday sindscretioH substantial!
damage, the government and aided gamblers in gold
Government stocks have been the edl2e IN
yortes TODAY, and Is high l6l mas been paid Tor
the loan Of 1881. the business in j-2es has been
very large, and as much as l09i was paid Tor the
new issues, which closed at los q l09
Sterling bills quoteda 1925 ior god ana iio@
for sight. Francs, j0Sa G5.l3}..
The gold deposits from all sources at the United
States Mint for the month of November, amounted
10 s96l el5 80 and the silver deposits for the same
time to s3o,66i 81, giving q total OF sS2,9So ~
The gold coinage for the month nearly all IN double
eagles was $S9l 9i A. and of silver, nearly All III
hsfdollars, was So, 223 "a. The cent coinage was
$56,lG0. and the two-cent coinage was So, 9OO-In
all. Of copper, $ll9,0 goo. The total value Of the
coinage OF all kinds for the month IS O14 IS4 90
which is represented BY S., Isl pieces, 0f when
number SIS, 600 were one and two-cent copper
pieces. Eight and threequarter millions o. coppers
in a month and scarcely one III circulation!
Freights are more active, but rates are without
particular change; 20 tierces Beef Is. 3D.; l,WV
Hides. lbs. 3D.. 40 tuns Taliow. l5s.; and per
steamer, coo boxes Bacon, 30d3js; l60 tierces
Beef, Is. $50 bales Hops 3D.. 800 bbis. Apples,
IS: 600 packages Butter and 2 900 boxes Cheese,
Aus. To London, 1900 bbls. OIL Cake, Is. 3D.. 80
iuns Cedar, los. I'd. To Antwerp, 1000 hhds. Tai
Low and 500 bags Coffee, 2Js. and 10 Hamburg, 30
eases Fobacco and 200 boxes extract Of LoSwood
oil priyate trms.
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REMARKS Asour sxKr oArrL,


The total number this weeS head compares with go
head sst week. and with SOB head week ast
Tie nubn a wsss SHeps
te 20 besd compares With t23 bead week and with
4o+s head the per week last and with a head
TIE OPENING. or PRINCIPAL DAY OF THE MARKET.
AIoaday, Dec with only 5000 head
OF ouloeks In market, owner looked for advance
Of ar.s.. osi ' @sy that s b. .S.is
shade aisher early in tie morning. With tina. ez;
below he mot my to Ds spsS
Decline and before night good fsir medium quality
could Be- bad half pound ls.s than at the time
ZION Of weights Wholeas butcher. were no, shsrp today
been sticky" aud the city crowded with cheap poultry
which has ssened tie demand beef nearly or quite n per
s ho INA. hs s. md WIZ, today %os sssn sal
purehuers fail 10 sell Their stock The general
se quality q cattle N nse W 10y about ss h.. been
% having esten very little and many Of them are
only years old These se at nnl4c v h. net State
Steers are scarce and worth i5d sc. Csss bescsitie
bgn 70 Ia. One pair today held o. over 2oc~ n,
mo- mo a f.I shs pal, vas s sSsIs
Of ssv~unsb" The weather soh-cle4r in the morning,
with look and feel Of toward night and business closes
sith few morc len for tomorrow and more oonne There
nohns encouraging this week 10 these who ere holding
noek for rise."
rHs CLOSING DAY
Tsedap Dec 6Alhough the weather cooler and moro
.oisele todsy there not corresponding improvement IN
ttdus weeks, quite .ucisnf for The demand except "a,
ua tne fat steers Of which esned by butchers
hsss been sod th. week At zoe net n. 10, ofth. olsm
Ia Valentine the buyer insists certainly over l9c y H.
and probably DC, but this s not the highest David
koon Vernon westchester County a. 600, which the
'r climate !, use NJ for The meat Lees the vAloe Of
~. CIV The Ii Sss two Of Assp' prize Steers are engaged in
TIC e!o'e .! tie muhes We have Only roy ,hst ,bou,
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NRW.YORx CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
For TRE WrEE ENDING TI.sDaY Dec. q, 1854
Sheer aiid
Ba,es Cows Vesls- Lambs. Swine. Ioial
sTT % l2r5 1924 264b y S35
Ihsre urr, .old a the following Marh.t. P,sces:
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Ybsv came by following routes: Enc Railroad gl
Hudson River Railroad $780, Harlem karosd ltsl: New
Haven Railroad " by Hndson River Boats s4 On Loot ~
About COO were IN the Yards on Monday.
LIST DRoyERs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

yRicRs or sEEF AT THE PRINCIPAL sAHKET THIS WEEK.
The following the quotations pound upoiihe esq
mated net weight Of nlsassle- snkn. OLA. Jh- - oui
ock whose quarters viii wei:h9 1t o poSnd smoais
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
Plantation Riffs,s

<hIeh are now recommended hy the highest medi-
ioal authorities aud warranted TO produce an mime
diate beneficial effect They are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure. and must supercee. all
other tonIss where healthy gentle siimul,nt lare-
CURED
They purify, strengthen and invsgoraie.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote " change OF water and diet.
Thoy overcome effects % dissipation and bate
hours.
They strengthen the system and cniiven the mind.
They prevent miasmsilo AMI Intermittent fevers.
Thcy purity the breath and &C dity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care uarrhoes and Cholera MoEbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous ueadao he
They m axe the weak strong. the langud brililan
aud are exhausted nstures great restorer. They
are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark. win
tergseen sasssfrss roots aud herbs. all preserved
in perfectly pure St. crolx rum. For particulars,
see circulars and testimonials around each bottle.
Beware Of impcstors Examine every bottle.
See that has our private U. \. stamp unmutilaie
over the cork, with plantation scene. and our sigma
ture on a zine steel plate side label. See that our
bottle is not rctlled with spurious ard deleterlous
stuff. Any person pretending 10 sell Plantation
Bitters BY the gallon or In Bulk, Is an impostor.
Any person Initiating this bottle. or selling any
other material thoreiH. whether called Plantation
Bit not. is q criminal under the u. 3. Law,
and will be 20 prosecuted by US. We already have
eye several parties re-fiiling bottles. &c
who will succeed In getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Bit-
ters from ladies, clergymen. merchants. &c Is in
credible. The simple trial Of bottle Is the evil
aenoe We present Of their worth and superiority
They are sold oy all respectable druggists srccsrs
physicians. hotels. saloons. steamboats, and oonn-
try stores
PHI. DRAKE a. GO.
roe broad why. ~. ".
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90 AZ OnKLsr.--lt T. surprising that
dish 80 easily prepared. ard 80 delicious a.
an omelet has some into use 10 30 small an
extent Ia this country. There are extensive
districts whore Il has never been heard OF
and many housekeepers who meei with II Ia
their travels that never have IL upon their
ewn tables. because their cooks do not know
how 70 prepare Il.
omeics Is simply ogg beaten aud fried IN
butter Btesk three eggs into bowl, add
lille pinch Of salt aud Tea spoonful 81
wsser. and beaf-the eggs thoroughly Then
pat a table spoonful OF good butter into a
Ia irving pan. and hold the pan over che
tife 9Th The handle little elevstei 20 es to
Incline the bottom al small angle A
soon - the pan : warm. pour N the eggs
aui a. the mAss begins 10 cook. run a case
knife under u - keep Il from burning 20 the
p<n As soon - the surface l. about dr,.
field one half the cmsies over the other. and
"a j. ready 70 serve II can be made in Eve
minutes. snd l. an exceedingly deIiestc and
delicious morsei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

USfoS RALLY AND PIC-Nlc-There will
be Grand Rally and Picnic at the Town
ship House. in Otter Greek township. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Urn.
The Union county candidates will ne pres
ent and address the people. Every voter in
the township Is earnestly requested to come
out. Bring your wives and daughters. and
baskets of good things, and let there be a
day of counseling together for the sake OF the
good cause. The citizens OF the adjoining
towusips are cordially invited to be present
Speaking will commence at 10 o'clock.
COMMITTEE or ARRAsoEMKsTs Thomas
Briggs. Daniel GartrsIl. Harvey Evans. VIM.
II Johnson. Joseph Mcfarland
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FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY,
Further from Shenandoah VALLEY


dull but slightly improved during the morn
ing. The exports Tor the week have bsen
81, 225 233. The price durisg the morning
has ranged from - 81. to - $3.50
Silver in demand at - 4l92 -.
The Commercials Washington special
SAYS:
Government has official dispatches from
Dauphin Island saying every thing is going
on at Mobile tavorab'y. aad there is every
prospect al a speedy aud brilliant success
from Shermans Department Tn news il
encouraging.
sheridan DOING cxre.lent service and
will soon be heard from AZ come important
point
Morgan uo.ds eui SO.
Fl Garyis is occupied by Felesd3
Farragut los. one m'aHo and gunbo,t in
action
Toe rebel iron clad Morgan lies Al Mobile
wharf bul slieh'ly Injured
The Comn,,srsai : correspondent SAYS Il is
informed Grant removing hp sans "a mont
OF Peiefsbuig preparatory 10 raising the
siege OF lhai cly, while on the other hand
the Post + correspondent SAYS Richmond pa.
pers make this assertion
ten P.tack e,do, io,hddng State
agents iaom recruiting within the lines Of
the Potomac army has been recioded.
NEw YoRK. Aug. I3-The Commercial
says the working men OF that city are getting
up petition 20 the President to postpone
the draft from the 9Th OF September. IA or
dor 20 give tho city further time to iill her
quota.
The Commercial sayr Il IS reported there
Is probability Of a compromise between
printers aud other employees bcing effected
to-day.
The Commercial Washington special
says:
Ii il reported that rebel officers recently
exchanged at Charleston, were never placed
under rebel fire by Gen Foster and a large
number OF newly arrived Federal officers
have been put under Fosters Ere IN Chafle7-
ton.
The rebel Gen. Joll Thompsoa aays the
rebel officers did not leave tho Federal Gun
boat till they were exchanged
Nav YonK. August ~. The frigaic San
Jacinto arrived this morning from Key West.
Rear Admiral Bailey Is on board "a a pascn-
ger
NV YoRK The Herald's correspondent
says:
The loss by The explosion will be lees than
thirty five and probably no. moro than
twenty-five
Rebel refugees continue 70 come into our
lines in large numbers. and represent Early
largely reinforced.
The Herald's correspondent near Mar
tnsburg. OF the 18th says
A deser'er reports that General Lee, and
the Rebel Secretary OF War, recently via
tied Atlanta. and Beareguard was left in
command
A small rebel force entered .Marlinsburg
to-day and drove out our scouts and refugee
citizens. They took off al the merchandise
and liquors they found.
The Herald's Cumberland. Nd. CORES
pendent Of the 18Th says:
The rebels have all left that section
cept McNeils guerrilas and robbers. Il l.
ascertained they intended to burn tho Cum
berland Railroad ils entire length 10 the
Ohio River and thence turn into the Kanaha
Valley, but his defeat by Kelly prevented all
this.
The Heraid's Harrisburg correspondent Of
the 18th sAys:
One OF our columns encountered body Of
rebels moving from harrisburg hrisk
| eight ensucd aud che rebels were whipped.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

BALrmoRE. Aug. ~ While the United
States steamer Reliance. 81 the rrvcnus aef-
vice Capt Thomss n Dagsn. w. - he
great Wycomic siTer. Northumberland esso-
~, Yesterday 3. m iof Ne purpose q tskibg
OF the family II refugee vho sese repte-
scented a. baiug "a Starving fonesi.en. one
Of her boais sa- at,scke.i ~ a large psrit ~
guerf,lls- ss sasss armed 3isb r.iss IAe
kelisnce oy.ene1 hfe 90 ihrm H,tt he'll AL
small astn- ss i.cpe 81 .isssssr sl.ea. iross sle
woois. bot sileI 4 Zee rounds Asd leen h.sl
sha raiiani c.ft.ia feii msst.Hy uos...s- 4
and dsei IN an hour ihe CAPTAIN nj a.
Fasat gun. Tlss> eshers. - AZ, severe.
wounded Tho fnng 49, keps up ~ ~
Reliance until 80 hse % i.ss ssi.eis - -
lepred. but nor hasine efficient iofr. al
hoard a. land. shs sas compelled q tasa
do~n the river. sta = los - hsf tssi.
cfex aud four colofel men
The t,o.iy Of Capt- Dueas arrived here asa.
mpning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

II The large congregation assembled At
the Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon
on the occasion of the funeral Of our late
felIow-citizen James II. Moore. was a fitting
tribute to departed worth. The discourse
vas delivered by Rev. + p Gordon. He was
assisted IN conducting the exercises by Revs
Jewett aud Nebeker. The Masonic Frater-
nifty. of which the deceased was a worthy
and esteemed member. accompanied the re-
mains to their final resting place.
10 the death OF this patriot soldier. the
Union has lost jealous advocate, this COM
muniiy. useful citizen. the cause of educa-
ton firm supporter, a large circle of friends
a genial companion. and bis family kind and
sffectienate husband and father. In each OF
these there Is void difficult TO be supplied.
The afflicted widow has the sympathy OF the
entire community in this sudden and terrible
bereavement.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
From rors Hamilton.

RI. HAsILroS, August IA steaming
has Just passed hers with part Of crew
The schooner Covrc, Estcllc. Of Boston,
was burned al sea bs Soc Tallahassee. and
five ofthe crew Of sbe oark Bay State were
also bufucs. They were taken from the
schooner Carroll in Lower Bay
They report the Berney captured on The
lisb inst, IN latitude - deg - min. long
udd - deg. = min
The Carroll r. bow coming un Lower gat
IL - 4lso reported l.ai ga tbe nlghs 81
the I'M. the pnsie stated 90 somr - ths
captured les.qus. lnsi he sss esm,ne ab
New York Harhof
Wbsn lasf .csn iho 1aliAbss-se "a,
sieAminr south
P,lo' boat jane Fraa,khn - hel iesaei.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

ent .ncumbeui and a candidate for re-eiec-
ton, was laid on the shelf, aud Patrick.
Shannon. who was brought out only on the
morning Of the Convention, received the
nomination. Cause why he hiss more
money, and will spend IL more freely.
For Representatives Vim. Mack and Isaih
Donham were selected. Where was Col
Cookery? Was be forgotten, or Was he
choked off
J. II. Shanks, of Fsyesse township. re-
ceived the nomination for Commissioner.
The union men Of this county need have
10 fears OF the success Of such ticket as
the above. But let ali 90 to work, aad swell
the msjoiiiy in October to snch figure that
apprehension will ever alter hang its head
in good old Union Wig.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

E~srayed--from the subscriber. living
on the bloomington road. four and halt
miles from Terre Haute. in Lost Greek town
ship. ON Monday. August sth. foe Mare
Any persoNretarning. OF giving information
that will lead to the recovery of said Colt.
will be suitably rewarded. Information can
be left At the Office Of r. j. Forrest. Esq
in Terre Hante ANNA SOULES.
Aug. lj-dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

CONC UP.-Readiug matter threatens to
become luxury, at no distant day. Ia
every part OF the country the papers-daily
and weekly-that do not materially advance
their subscription price and rates OF sdves-
tis'ng. are suspcnding publication. One or
the other horn OF the dilemma must be taken
and the public can choose between paying
higher rates for the news, or dispensing ale
together wish. IL pemsal The newspaper
situation Is approaching crisis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take ~ more unpleasant and uns .fe sefigines.
FOR uupleasaut sd daD geroGs Diseases. use
HKLMBOi.OS EXTRACT BUCEU,
Which has received the tcrsemeEt Of the most
PROMINENT PHYHClANsfS THE u. =.
T. nov offered 70 sffilictsd humanity a. q certain
cure To- the following diseases ard symptsuis orig
mating from diseases snd abuss ~ to Urirsr. -
Sexuai Orr4ua.
General Debilty,
Mental and Physical Depression.
imbeciity.
Differentiation q Isiool 20 the heas
Confn 81 ijcss,
Hysfefia,
General lrritsblity.
Rssfie.sness and sieeple fsness At Night.
Absence - Muscular Efficiency
io-s q appetite.
Dyspepsia,
ku4Clauon,
Low spiriis.
Uiso ga1ization TO Psray-
Sc q the Organs o. Generation,
Palpltafion - the Heart,
And, In FACT Al. The concomitants ~ Nervous aud
Deb.liiafsd state u t.s iystem
To insure the genuine, cat this out
ASH FOR HELMBOLD'e. TAKE HO ON tR.
CURES Ct AhANrEEb.
See advertisements ia another colamn.
aEimAueo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ksthsiron Is from The Greek word ~Kathro." OF
"Ksshsiro." slgaityins 10 cleanse. rsiuvInsie ana
restore. This article . wkaf lss name signifies -
For preserving, restoring and identifying the hu-
man hair Il is the most remarkable preparation In
the world. Il is Agaia owned and PIT u by the
original proprietor. and Is made with the same
care. xiii aud ztfentioE ~hich gave IL sale Of ever
enc million bottles per annam.
IL Is NEST delightful Hair Dressing.
iierstic<tes seurf aud dsndrar.
II keeps the bead cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. son and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
srsy.
Il restores hair rpcn bald heals.
Any lazy or gentleman who values q beautiful
head q hair should Lyons Kathsiron- II Is
known and used throughout the civilized world
Sold By all respectable dealers
DEmAs >. BARNES a CO.. Ny.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

~ The indianapolis Journal learns at
headquarters that the troops concentrating
upon the river and in Kentucky. arc ample
To deal with the present forces OF Johnston,
who has in-olently issued proclamation con-
scrip,ng all kentuckians up 70 within about
forty miles of Louisville. The 10th Indiana
passed here Friday en- route for Evansville.
and thence 10 assist in exrel'ing the horse
thieves and robbers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

~ Guerrilla operations ia Kentucky are
20 numerous and frequent that they have al
OF 2'D was repulsed twelve miles above
Smithland. ON the Cumberland, with n loss
OF six killed aud twenty wounded. bradley
Johnson. II IL said. commands COO near
Union City. and quite numerous bodies are
in the western part OF the State. near the
Tennessee line.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
1Geadq uarser~ for Soldiers
Claims.

MAYOR 1. ID. Walker. late OF the I'd lndi-
ana Cavalry, and David 5. McKernan, wal
ker 4 McKernan.) No. : West Washington
street. indianapolis, Indiana, authorized
Agents for the collection Of Pensions. Boun
ty and Back Pay, for discharged eoldicrs,
widows. mothers and heirs Of soldiers who
have died in the servicc, and other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing 10 ~. Just as well as
II applicant came in pcreon Mr.. Joseph L
Long, formerly OF the firm of Hamlin 4 Long
i connected with the Office. and will be hap.
py 70 sec his friends
Governor Morton says Of them: "one Of the
best and most responsible firms In the west
They are gentlemen OF high character. aud
Any business entrusted 90 them ~ill be hon
c~lly and faithfully attended to- Hon 0i
msrl4dly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

- The Providence Journal cuts down
IA exchange and free lists. and begs that
those who heretofore come on the latter
won't think that now they must subscribe,
because ~ the present price OF the white
psper .ubscription y not favor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

- ~ letter received from an officer
OF tho llii. We l,arn the regiment will be
home about the lsth irst. Capt. Mahsn Was
to start homo with the sick-aome fifty in
Humber--lsst Monday. and consequently may
be looksi Tor on the arrival of each train.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

IT, Mr.. Meredith, (the editor Of this pa
per- left the city this morning for a briei zip
IN the northeastern part Of the State. He
will return during the week.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15
AMERICAN
&c - eer cha 90 - I % %,

DR.. ~ n EKN
Hks iocsYGD m rss
CITY 90 QUINCY. ILLINOIS.
No. lut Mace street. "a door above Quincy
House oskcs. over J. r Dsytens
Pad <isFr
NJ sIklse - az
TIKI KING of CANCERS.
Aa<i al tsasi- ssf feser Sorc-. snrh -
White swelling add ke1e i,isrs9re
S>rehui. Pie.
Aud >are Eve N ti.ea ~ssrt stzrcs.
LAYER Cemplainis, tss.snmlsHn.
femsle VI esknc-s. aad Sait Rhenm
Tester. Rheomafi-m. A.. A.
The Doctor s<->>ms sn&-les 81 Tie .hovs
di-c~-e= whiie trsseiiuE thr~ugh sursps 49,
Amersc<. Ana bc he~ stands a. tie head q
hss professor both IN knrop> and Amesics
| The Doetar ~alt.ke plc<ssrs n sshs~ing ~
v<isor- certificates Of The above c>~<s vhes'
they have besa gisea up a. incurAbie bs ~
| E.hy-sci2ns N he country The Doctor al
guarantee cure IA al csse> where the "a
ti~ut lives % a the directisos. % 40 p<y.
The patient on plc<>c correspond weekly
giving . true statement Of the ez~e. y, q
Dv2ver s<G3. TIE poor dealt 9th LIZ
Cancers ertrscses IN frsn -four - tve<sts
four honr. siihoni INSTRUMENTS ~ pam. o.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-15

by the Common Council of thecity o.
Terre Haute. at their-.next regular meet
ing, august IL. lS6i.l :or the build
ing Of Two (2) Cisterns-5O0 barrels each
One TO be located at the crossing Of Sixtl
and Eagle street: the other on Fifth street
north OF the Canal. For plan and specifi-
cations, apply at the Mayors office.
J. + QUICK,
Aug. 4-dtl6. City Clerk.