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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
liome Insurance Company
LAFAYETTE, ENDsA~s
assIcE-ovHR THF sANK o. THE srATE
CAPITAL, sIao,Ooe

DROPERTY insured against Loss
Il or damage hy hre, a. iair rA'ss and on liberal
terms.
tesee. met promptly snd Justly
0thor tAings being equal, our Home Conrsplee
shoul have the preference
"a would b well for rerscna - aceuslnt ther'-
seivs " tn this NO trY sud peculiar company tf-
ore nslring elsewhere.
OFFICERS.
Wa. eslSuuET, Pres dent.
Jksrsx N. nntssEs, Vice President
J. NksIox - sssEA. 4rca-urer
CAAkIKs y, ScAsLtTT. Secretary.
sRCfORs AND REtRRENCE-.
Hon & Gregory. Attorney. fsssy efte. In
Hon c Tesi, Judge tircsit Court,
Col jasper Dr0sscT. Atom Al, do
Gsn La Noble. ID jltant General Tor Indiana
Col Jas swim, c., soors.
Hon. J. kistnc, Aucitor of State, iatianaPo -,
utgr :. !. Hu1. Ia fayeite. Indiana
John A. sune Att'y d.
John d Gorg gar Do do
". Lee Clrcuit Prosecutor. %
Hon, ". X. Nofdnger, Cash lsi Nsi Banx. Ind =
annapolis
coi. 4. N. co1n.r. ros master. Isdlanapol.
wm. ssnseury la Fayetie.
GOV o. p. zorinn. iEcisns polls. Ind.
Thos. h. Lcng. attorney. 1orre hsute.
Dr. J, =. Athon. sec,y % state, Indianapolis
aon. David Turpie. no1ticsll1. Ind ans.
Col. Thes. utng, Csnal Conf. TeIre bauic.
Gel. y. B. Palmer. ffmcrly Sec,y state lns'a apo ~
Hcr " n Taitot. Pre-. sinking Fand, 10
". Beach. ierDsriy Cl'k sap. Court q
rr. G n; Terry. Afuc4, inoisnA
Chas- r. scariett- Laf4f~tto
TaOS. =. KCSrRLL. pecfsi AEs1f
rsos- B. osG. Loea Aso1t,
isssd.sn T~rrs Bssi>. Insisra
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
r+ELMBOLo's RosE ~sAst,.

.-..,.ll.,., l..s.s. -, ~. =, -
-. -, - a., l-,I I.esse. - <1--e- t-.eS -
-. 49, - E.s,.- 81 49, ~ftn.y
80 III e. .-f,.n ~stf - So. 49, -
..stt. 4, -. s...---. !. =. s ..-..o " sssees
re bronrtes.'~ RI -'ss--. ia. n E--e. -. -.
.ns,oted soulf ksvs a fst,rr.,, s-1s<.ss..S ~ -.
the5 sfs Dot fAietl heoicoes o. sn-rysns. bus e.
ftssIs' - - * -.'I -. 't1f :, yui.t oi
fbAhbhDl AlaD NhAkltlkf
sith he greAtest eocuraey, Chsuicsi know isdes-
eo~ e-fe -rs..e- - teoi eoth.'rAuony ~ prNo-
tical Drlsfisi ene beeniisl ~ erp>risncs. ~ IL
cv ~ fniiaaci pnl. fnsse As1ieines are kndorsef-
tsco-1.us =. - e-ea J. - tr~ctioe q Phyf-
eiant ioF me elfs ~ te Absfn Asosses
IT. - - sunefinf Via ~ = ne sboTs sreotes>.
procere tos Hen'-es - eoco
hs.osucf = ihf inrA feisoie snc respe1sibi<
Char .c.sr ~ sceHlot ~ ~ n~aicine.
IsnnoA'es 81 g. - Hot' - ~ ycafs rt>11fne-u
~. I-nss .,.e- !. rc's.-.s A. i..As.
70 meoi.si pfei '-''tA ~ t'ihN. - Li~p1noe
'of, tne Ohi,so f. 80
-, fsoi.,,-i DeN-tf fr''Nn- ~rn O. -
ffes'soe =. Fh,sA
- ..'.,.<se. - - - i-@ >~'-eFsase 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

The re1oEne5 - asa. ~bose opi1 ioas %
financial vel - palif.c.l matters are ror-
Tbs OF "4.i corsi5er.. hsl, has prepared he
"follern exp .ha1s ircn O. zinsi rrsl-
7e~-.~
A. SgiFits o. ne just nea raa1e perfect
tonl cease ~..hil fae wbi-kee oill.
B. Slisit. ei - 1snue1" ~ co7str1id
the ssnc 81 dsz1sbil srir''l. sB6 uasi "a
aissf ah.stee rsfe
$ C-The f4x o. s'audlsred poaitrJ dub
r5-fte nssl- ef tae co1afry tseu teu re-
Quae q
d. IloiorA sssslxa = psr. Of aosF sBo psri
oftsd Asuoe.. usri pay the duty 81 6aunsis
.iso
E-ksi tAosxeE. 11ie.s sbe 1kniaki1fsr
dskrsrnuatss vhaf n rsw sud ~hst = cid
chsssl - elevsied 80 per cent.
F-Aisisssrs oi the goOd gospel son's dsv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
a Mother Pats Out the Eyes OF
Her Own son sO Ekcep Him
from the War.

The Indiana Banner relates the follow
ing incident which will be news to people
in this vicinity No such occurrence has
ever taken place ia this portion Of the
State.
deed to mako humanity shudder was
enacted recently ia the neightorhood oi
Terrc Hautc. Mrs. John Eastwick, the
wife Of a respectable farmer, wac toe MOTH
er of seven children, all boys. In the
cary part Of the war, two Of these enlist
Cd AM served with Buell. in Kentucky
One Of them, the eldest, Lara, died % e1-
posure IN camp, and his brother, Thomas,
soon afterward suffered an ampataiion OF
the right leg ffom injuries received in
cavalry skirmisA' These casualties opera
ted upon Mrs. Ea-twick mind - such
degree that she lost al iorlilude and pre-
ence Of mind. and sat during whole days
weeping and full oi ioreboding-. Among
her premoniiiors was a curious one. thai
her third son, Stark, would also dc IN bat
tie. as the war advanced and conserip-
iion began, Mr.. Esstwicks fears grew
intense
Finally. the frst dran came; the STAT.
I'd 1.led its quota u almost every dis
trict aud Starr promised his mother that,
under 40 circulstalees. would be e. ioaar.
But a second draft being protested. he
mothers excitement augmented. she er-
d,avored = persuade her sol - leave ihe
coaatry and ma ke a vol age - sea he en-.
deavored 70 paci;y her, and ieil home for
= time On las rg.lIn. finding her An tbs
same melancholy frame of mine. hethseai-
! encd. IN iesi. u sbe made further reference
% the nsatter. q enlist voluntarily Ms.
ksstwick, doabtless isboriug under SOME
hallucinAti0n seems now 70 have ret0voc
upon the sad act of mualsiing her son ~
1hst b. should not be accepted for militia
" service. She held burning coal close
= his right eye, while lie sept upon q
lounge. and the optic nerve w4s destroy
q without more than monetary pain -
younx Mr. Easfwick. lie = uosR entirely
/ blind. Ii i needles 70 .ay that this un-
fortunate ISSUE froin AeF fears la DO. con-
tribue3 - IN. e peace Of min1. ohe
j. still defanved - intervals, and Der sane
moments are marked BY Melancholy re-
efst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

over 81 00o var,h 81 biznsss year. are ex-
emp
G-Assessers espes1ils required TO see
that All men owing wheel barriers are duty
iceasss
H-kuny man refusing - one sbeei-
bsrrer will be tioed $50 e the tust offence.
aud $500 Tor the sekuo6
The duty on Picknics & Camot meetings
and 4ih Of july bsE been postponed for the
present.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

ToA WILL known Uhifsd States SenstoI
General Grant said aiew days ago-apd that.
800 wnile tue rebe rlnyssion' was in pro
gssss II am Jug as certain 70 take Rich
mona and crush Lee's army az the sun .s sure
10 yiss. THIS T. Granite opinion. Aad ne
ought % knoN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

FaIMoSr ~ Iowa The Davenport Gozetfs
ssys we recently passed though twelve
pypulous counties in this State. travelling 10
stages anu railroad cars We made diasent
inquiries for Fremont men. -ud foand bui a
solitary one. lie declared his intention to
vote lor Frcmenl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

A Correspondent OF the Ntv York Times
suggests that the original OF he Cleveland
Convention ~ill be found in he 1T samuel,
xii. 2l verses a. follows;
And every one the, vas IN distress, snd ev-
cry one that vas 10 debt, and every Gre shat
vas Discontinued, gathered lhswseIves unto
b,m; ana be beoame captain over them, and
there were with him about iour hundred
rn.u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

TnE Boston Herald has como out in
favor of james Guthrieas tue nominee Of
the Chicago Covention. Il says ''miiita-
~ men are genefallypoor Legislators
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
HslmbOlGs Highly Concentrated Cearsrs-
flvlO tkgRACT SAaSkPARili a.
l5Yphllle.

Tnis Ia an z1oouon o. the isi3od anc aslsaka ~
sexual Organs, lining. of ihs ness. ears tnroak-
wincpips, ana othtf nucou. sxIfsoos mskirs ~
aDpearenee a. he form of CI y rs and Il esnsrsllg
sitended 9Th discbsrg of ials ofenrfvs -
utgiected, destroT Whatever pNt d mar sflaof
III disease ia citen trererniftei - ohilcrsur A
eonI rofn tAt sarsr canse. and cftsn ND
GO orrhoea, and b.. . uny calst ~ the s.us CO
aRLhb0LDb hi0hLf gOerENTRATKD OOH-
POUED FLUlD h1IRAII aARRAPARIlLH
thoold oe used IN oorJunotor wift he Buokp ans
hesnooid'a hoss Ast appllcc " tbe Cloers
kelnoolc's kxiract Rarsapafflils Purffes -
iood- and rsfBoees al toei3 k-uptiour q he akr
livirs the colDplesion e clesf ID bsalthy ooioz
Il aeing prepared expressly cr this class of oocs.
plant iis tiooo Puii yinf Properties preserved
70 greater exisni t1al srT otrer prepsrafzo. ~s
ss-sspsrflls-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

The rebel newspapers al Richmond
on the 9th instant. were exceeding y ia
bilan' They had captured Baltimore,
Washington and New Orleans They
had wha. the BOYS would call n big thing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

4 PuIIosoPHicAL CoxcLUsIoz.-C Cops-
IN Florencs--Weil, Tommy. and 80 you
ike yoor friend Phillip. Do you and Gov
old DO yos thlnk he -
Tomlny-awell, / doat exactly know,
bat should think &c wns rAth<r Cd. fo-
hs bscws 10 ovn nose
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
Payment OF Troops iss ss,ermans
Army


a correspondent OF tie Chicago Tribune
wuies from Sherman'- army.
" General Sherman has recently made or
der in relation 20 the payment ot the .foops
iu bis army, which are are very important
sud commsud themselves oy their good sense.
Ihc money - nos - be brought TO the
geo, hut instead, he Ply roils OF the troops
afs 20 be made out ard receipted. aEd sent
- Nashville. Iha pay department there
viii send tue amsu-l due each man 20 eHch
place as be shall ut-is su.te. ef 1.-THE soldier
choose, lhe money Cat temaiu on deposit ~iih
the Governmer. Moneg ~ the teli during
such a campaign 81 tbis - u no zee - toe
man. hey csn g-~ ii olif with such cut
iers az resch the iroat ~ buying .rash al
exorbitant price here Il nothing ia TIE
country 10 buy VIII he single erceplha
OF g. bacca. tAef- i- aeitias ~hich sol1.ei
needs IA ws.Ch he Is aOt provided BY TIE
f Commi.,4ry sn1 Qasre. masters Depart
neut SucA sums ~ be wishes g. send home
can be sent cheaper and safer ihg u.n the
chsDnei- rr0v ccd sy General StsImst
then i brought - she ted ofhcers Ane
nan ere pnt o. tae samc footing oy the or8ei
Uuder tae Oh rules Offers sQbsisied 3,
purchase oi suDg.es irom The Commlsss-
riai. Hsfeaite4 10y VII drA~ ose ratson pei
cAy frs.ir he Commissasy, which vil :.
+ ch.fgcd ca her p4y account TIE sen-s
{ aud VISION Q. thls order are cbssact~rlsi {.
" Senefal SHERMAN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

Two NEW National Banks arc about
to be organized in Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
one having a capital Of $4,000. and the
other OF SioO. 600.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
COMPLAINT.

treated sith success Eruptlvs diseases. snch ss
ulcers. piles and tumors scad hesd syphiiia syphi
ific affections, mercurial diseases, dyspepsia and
.ndlge ton. erleeolss gyitre. er swell neck and All
aecfions q the Kidaeys snd Spine will receive cue
attention.
Also new and successful remedy Cor removing
Tepe-wsrrn; and all other varieties OF vo-m fou nd
The public and regular profrssioDsre invited 10
call and examine NY specimens Ofcancer
fanladwlv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
Eerre AGwfe,
HWooms ever Coe,s Drug store.
DE-. SOuden
WI devote special attention 60 the trestrs<n
Cnncnrn and Cancnrcna nln.-lln-a

VII devote special attention 60 the treatra<n of
Cancers and Cancors1s affections.
In calling attention 70 ny Cancer Antdete, q ress
rerment tor Cancer, permit me 70 ssy that a Is the
most wonderful discovery ever made IL medicine
L Is the eat desiderstum long socght fo- by ths
Medical Profession and the slcted vita cancef ~
operStien L truly astonishing. withous parallel.
and is TIE osly known sntidote 20 cancer, and al
.sacarous Adectiors tie modr6 opsrandl OF The an
adc.e "a apparently BY catering into the chemical
composition q the cancer. c<nc0ro1s. malignant
unhealthy growth. thereby remcviag al life and VI
shty. shtidotns, killing ano destroying Che cancer.
particle root tbre belonging Without
pain OF the use ofthe knife; without esnstie eating
burning without the los Of blood, or In n, leaa
Affecting the sound hesh- ftcan be applied 20 ths
naked ere or an open wound, easily and freely
saler. hy this means ge careers can Be rc1gve,
ron vital parts. the eye. large blood vessels. q Q
. 1erc no ether treatment co1lc possibly b used;
and n doing We feel assured u making permanent
c1res when ell other treatment fails TIE medical
fraternity ana all interested isvitea call, and
viii exhibit = large number Of cancers that have
us removed and preserved, and II desired viii refer
70 hannreds Of cases cured throughout the oosntry
Cousuraptioo. "A sthmA. Bronchitis Ph aryuEits aud
All a5cctions, treatod BY inhslation, OF Otherwise
Particular attention paid 20 al diseases Of tho Aye
md Ear. such partial blindness OF deafness eth
acute or chronic. am In possession % almost =
a-ver failing remedy for Fits and Apoplectie Dis
sases
Erpavrra eurrrN Trcn AMI, 1 rrrvu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

% AL 6nfhcisut Three.
he GREAT AMERICAN REhEDlES
kno~n a. HEIMB0K.DsS.


'l-sold's Extrsct .'Bachu," Hslrnbolt's ssrrs-
psriila. Helmholt's Inprcred Rose WsSh
slmhold's 6enuine Preparation, HIGHLY ouU.
iNrRATxD COMPOUND FLUlD ExfRAo5 %.
~" Positive and Specific Remedy Cor Dssasas
tne bladder, k'oners. Gravel, Dropsissl evoII-
q. and al diseEse- and d~rsngenert of tke
rinary orgsns. whether oxisriEs 10 Male OF rsunAie
diseases of these OrSana require the sit q .
lIukkIlC kelneolsss kxuses Brchu e ths
sSRAT DfUkkTIC. and IL certain 70 have ths d.
nsndcd
This ssdlsins increases ths power q Dssss,ss
shiee ne wst-Ty o. Csicsreour ecpo~iton<. AL
he Unns'ural knlfrEcmsrfs are reduced, = vi
e fs.p and lnh@n&tion. ans a soot srr asn.
Directions soOOupauy Hsiubosd's Kxusos Buoax.
kr eeskners arising from kx,>ssss hsbf.s cf Dls-
ep<ror. Esriy fndiscretion Aons<. snssdsf
sits me 'silo~ing sFnpso1s
lndispcsiuon 70 exercise. ioE o. power. lcs q
psners. sirscnlfy o bresthins. Ne&k Rsrvsa.
rrenelirs. Rorror Of Dis-s-., -skefulnsss. nl1-
.ess Of vis n pain IN TIC o.<k universal sssis11s
o. ths muscular sy.tern, hos h.nda. cushins = ~
PAiiD O0UnTKNAECE.
- HIAvINEss % rzI ErsLps.
ws1 ssSs. Sssi.SasS ssns.''' and I~'' q sssS
Rsfliesensa
With horror OF soosssg
Nothing R more ceEracis ~ saoh ,sansuis 49,
solitude. and nothing thsy no-c trest fox seas a
themselves. No rrpo~e 81 manner No asrnssxnsm
no speculaucn. bat hurried urnzitoa nUn
Questisn - another.
rAsss synpisns. n allowed = 40 on. ~kinb ls;s
neticins invariably removes. soss folleps.
impotcnSy. rsfufs, =
Eplepne ia.
II one q which toe patient may ~zptr.
Nho can ssy that they sre not frecac f1llsuu~
ey thoeo ciEsfu disesssa." Insanity src cocspna2
too
ksny aware cr tee csuss 90 th-fr sur-rsuo
ont none VIII confess The records cf tas InnaSS
Asyluns. and the melancholy deaths b. Coasunp-
ton. bear pie 1asiinour - the truth me saDce-
ten II Lansfic Aeyiruls the meet nelancholy -
hioiuon appears he countensnos IL actually go
dsn, and Quite de -taie .ihsr 0irth or gr1of evu
v.sit a. should = scand - .1s voice cccrr. 70 Il
rarely srticulatc
Villa wcciai measures, ven fspsis.
Low suilen soona. treir griel beguifs
fsreull and euar1ians csuticn your onilorU
against tis evil habit q Il the grea.est cnrss tha.
can oefal ysung man cr woman. ut0fsine thon
Ter happiness aud marie l.o.
They may not Cxpcriercc the consciousness 100
but must and slii sooner ister The oonsfsr tfos
once affected win syuptsml organic weakpess rs
Qurcs the aic ol medicine 10 sreng gthes .pd IN Al
orate the system. whicL Helm5o.ts KxTaACI ol
hOChO Invariably foor a triai ~lil ccnFfrcr
uost skcptical.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
REMOVAL.
h6ediceted Hair Tonicl

DROP. GEORGE W. cANk -
a vs-is respectfully lnlorn tie offssns tksl b
80 tea - Eeep arst class Shaving saiocr c1tcia-
i1E - ferrs Hsate Ho1s-. - slszufactnrs@ 81
a7fc.r - ntIe 1CIIc lkai kerps N
t.ap lrre f.cn tatffsr tlro FUtsrror
.le sss r~i-- ss--esios rfvea - str-.
& 81 ga .rtftra rr--r I.ftfa. ar1 t4ftIf 0frf
Haa .sstffsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
~ MEDGCAL.

is A COMPOSITION OF AS
Il t<irg-ns.. Ae<ure-rts- sturissis a1t AFzln-
kti-e<. vh,ck oy-xy ply SEDAN kekuc~setses = 3
ccly rrepsrstion hat I'll tfrct cnre g pya-T
ard ryssrf<rr. ris kztf-choifFa kirtrre = ncr
IN .s- n s<~sr<l e ouT a-Ey husPi-sls aatre =
sres .Ae grc2test ssttria1Ir4. Is 11t s1rr- t1e
Ives q tko1ssnts q Cur seldsert ~ ~iee1s. 40
-til rsrr..se- u = es ~ 49, r-aeeoy - - 80 =
So rsrre0a an1 Dyee7tcTy.
Dr. wco1s. e c TinEtor. XVII - 1oet feTF-
- ><sisfs sny e - v.Ftae 90 tfrltElant's
ksf-C kolrrs kIxrrrss IN ia ~ faTe seet rr-1-
enr<d sffsr - 60 prc1c11ce1 fo--rttis - faetf
rkrss 49, s.rrse 49, tskt1T oag fns ta11s
-srirklsnt's AutI-(1 clers alrt1re. a eea Ef-rr
wilk unrrhcsa Ard bJfr1trrs ~ ere ae.ff
soss ~ D-ax<is.s 49, prsp.r~e -zly - - a
ssrfcklxnt Kezt Fu=rth str~~t. Clncl11ast. q
| eua-1vss1-v Fcr sale ~ kBERi.x bl1Di1T.
ssi rEonv n. EAkk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
NEW MILLINERY s. 0Re.

NJ kS SIhA Js, LAItLl ~ a
WI Leks gre-t Chissso, bs coDDeeGu0 Z
bfenc1 orsi.s.. ~ Tsrys bset, q se. ~. -
sfh stree. opps iis he fosi Oc<s 1rss ~ -
a~r eztsrlsscs ~ ffsl cisss cis tf<oe 60 ~ i
corr.crion| VIA 49, tcea. Wfil <lvo}o - - q
81 = a. s1its q leTse hscl1 a. v1xE1U -
s,asbI- yrx>s- CA - sfvs h<x ~ q -
Dsy.fokn aAA oxMAUB
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

- ga lr1rxl-ts eTs7yrbs~s. 1~k fer = >imbp f0m
49, rcuftT CT ecs ne e1vrsissn.si sDf -
vrt .zn1 s.o.t iu,o-iiian arc szrcszss - p
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
KxALss-FKnAr.rs-.ssAl.s.

old Or xoans. single. nsrriea. o. sou,-..pis. =.
Aerriagn
IN iasnJ sncsions peculiar q females. he In.
TAct 81 hochu u uncquaiiea - any other ramed,
As m Chioroes or hctention. irresul.rity, Painful
neaa. " Suspension of Customary Rv.ouarons ul
ctraied ~ sciTrhocs alsie 81 tho uterua Leucor-
tnoea cr ohito-, rteriiifl. an for ali oompl ant
u'ciassi 70 me 80, ehetoer arising ffou lndlsare
uon. hsolia Of Dlssiisu0a o. m M d~c.i.> n
change oi life. So synpsonas eoos.
--0O fAhl1.f SholLD - WITHOUT nf
fske 40 niore t-isela, fiervrr,, "a unv,sssss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01
WESTERN MACHINE WORKS.
SINKER & Co,

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL
Avl klpt. And s,sss ef Fortsels a. Ststisnsr'
Sts<z rnsiass s1t eeii<rs. Clrceiar. sasA a.
nsles saw Mis-. Grisf NIla al s1x<r GIIs- sls<
s~sT es~rfTs,sn cf -es>t i-~n s-t Saith uork- a,
E4rk vsslls.
n&rv~1y- fss<AsAru<xA isn>
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-01

In eli tneir stage, at It,. erpeuss iiftls 4, :.
change ~ diet. 10 incorvenisnce; and % srpo~urx
IL causes urQueut desire nc rfyss stsDxlh 4,
uriDa;e, tkefebl removing chssgucti0ns prevent.ne
and crrins STRUCTURES - 80 Crefhrs slsrtar PES
and inissmnuoa, 20 rsQuent In ln cla.s oi c,s-
eases. sDc expeiiins Al ro'rouo1, disease6 So
N0rn cut matter
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victims o. cueckt. eru v5o have szd hcexy Zee. 4
b. cures ID ehoit tllra, Esvc ionBd The, wers DE-
otivcc, and thai O. Polscr f" hr1 by fho 80 g
pcv erful SairluF e1ts,' beer cne1 40 "a he -.
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Formerly OF Cincinnati. has located perma,
nenfly IN
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-04
commissioners Sale.
MaEshaIl B. OLSON and vife, a. - !

Marshall B. Clason and wife, Il -E VIC. +.
T-- -.H ~ s FIN Chancery.
Martha A. SAnboru and otherGt
TN pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court for
4 Ohio county, West Virginia, made in this cause
on the 2ith day OF May, 1854, Sih sell on Satur-
day, the second day ofJuly, 1884 at the front door
of the Court House for Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock
A N the following described real estate in the
city Of Wheeling, viz: Ali that parcel Of ground
situated the east side OF Mau street in said city
and designated on tho plat thereof as Lot No. i've
-5-in square No. sfI-6-included in the follwing
boundaries, to wit: beginning at the southwest cor
ner OF the brick warehouse said lot, formerly
cupied by Jacob Mitchell-and now occupied by
Alexander Turner and William Taylor-thenee St
right angles Main street l32 feet, or Iess, to
the eastern boundary Of said lot; thence along said
eastern boundary 50IS feet, more or less, TO- the
south side OF Mulberry alley; thence along the south
side Of Mulberry alley to the east side or Main
street; thence along the east side Of Main street 10
the beginning 60H feet, more or less. (
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on day of sale, aud the
balance In three equal instalments payable in one,
two and three years, with interest from day Of SALE
the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security for the deferred payments, and the title to
be retained q further security until the whole Of
the purchase money is paid; and the purchaser 70
pay onehalf of all taxes assessed said real estate
for the year 1854. DANIEL o. LIST,
Iny31-td COmmis5iouer
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ism in Europe, is a sympathizer with the
SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion. aud unites in its
prayers for our National disruption aud
DOWNFALL These Of course, will not lend
the Government anything, and will do
their best to deter others from lending.
And the poison Of their distrust infects
others who know Tor should know) better.
The time is not distant when these Will
seek forgetfulness of their present course
as they would suppress evidence that their
ancestors were Tory cowboys" in the
War of American Independence.
The Republic will live aud not die.
Even were it possible 10 subject it TO th he
demanded by its domestic foes,
it would still be the FIRST Power on this
continent, and would scorn the idea Of re-
pudiating its debt. II will yet triumph
over its foes; but less promptly aud thor
oughly than it would il all its loyal mill
lions would readily lend it to the extent
of their ability. Let them do so nowfand
rejoice in the faith thar the Rsbellion is
in its death struggle, aud that soon a
brighter day-which they will have thus
aided to hasten-will dawn on our now
distracted, belligerent, bleeding, suffering,
but not dying country. -
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Ffom }. Nelgtoa Brown, D. D., Editor ofths Bgey-
eIopsdiG Of RSliSioSES KsOSOted0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommand
Patent Medicines in general, through distrusG Of
their nEredients and effects, yet know of sum
Gent reason why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus corrib-
ute to the beneht of others. .a o. y
do this the more readily in regard to HOonAnd's
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. O. N. Jackson of
this city, because was prejudiced against them FOR
MANY Years under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
friend Robert ShOemAker, Esq, for the removal 81
this prejudice by pEoper tests and for encourage
meut to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottled
of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
year WAS followed by evident relief and IestoratiOn
70 a degree of bodily and mental yigoI which had
not felt for six months before and had almost do
SPARED Of regulating. I theT 49, Tnk God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn use Of them.
10 '-. JIM VI )NBR0WH.
PhiIadslpA S,June 9s, 1851,