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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
DIR. WRlcHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR!
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extrae,s contain.
lag nothing inluriou. TO the
most delicate.
"a. the pheuiv
rl-es from the nahca Oftfs IRE.


, r-s s, from s .hf ssss. osl.- aT ri. rux.
ir reja,eaate the system aud overcome disease.
cET- The Reuvenating Elixir Is the result Of mod
ern discoveries Ia the vegetable Kingdom; being
an entirely and abstract method of cure, irres-
peciive OF NIL the old and worn out systems.
80 This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men OF the day, and by them pro-
nouneed TO be OF the greatest medical discoveries
esy- One bottle will cure general Debility.
tev- A few doses cures Mysteries IN females.
SFy- One bottle cures PalpltatIon OF the Heart.
tty- From one to three bottles restores the manli
ness and full yigor OF youth.
esy- A Few doses restores the appetite.
Iav- Three bottles cure the worst case OF impo-
PR A few doses cures the low spirited.
ssy- One bottle restores mental power.
~" 4 Cro dOSs rcSfOfys Gts organs IF gensrrfi0n.
ss,r- 4 few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
80 This medicine restores 20 manly vigor and
robus, health the poor debllitated, worn-dosn and
despalring.
rpr- The ilstiess enervaicd youth, the over-ta-k.
ed man 81 bu sncss the victim % nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility, or
from toetkness Of single organ, Will all nnd imme-
diae and permanent relief by the use of this Elixir
or Essence Of Life.
rYr- Price, a. per bottle three bottles FOR -,
aud forwarded by Express, on receipt OF money
10 any address,
n1~ The Cherokee pills and Reju-
vcnatiog Elixir, are sold by all enierpriSni
Drugalstsn tile civilized world Some unprncipsn
dealers however, try TO sell worthless compounds
In place ~ these those which they can pnf ehhHe Nv
cheap price, and make more money by sell
ing, than they can these medicines. AZ YOU value
your health aye, the health OF your future OF.
spring, do not be dcceiycd by such unprineirled
Druggists 0st for these medicines and ttfte no 9TH
srs II the Druggist viii not buy them for you, en-
close the money Ia letter, aud We viii send them
10 you ny Express securely sealed and packed, Tree
from observation.
Ladies' OF Gentlemen can address us In perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, as we treat all diseases Of shronie
nature In male or female Patients need not hest
tate because 81 their inability 20 visit u.s. as we have
treated patients successfully In all portions OF tie
civilized globe. by correspondence
Patients essing viii please state plainly all
the symptoms OF their complaints, and write Post.
Office County State and name % writer, plain, and
inclnse postage stamp for reply.
w send oHr 80 page fimphist free 10 any adj
dress. Address all letters for Pamphlets or advice to
the propiie.ors,
Or. W. v. MERwiN g. CO.,
No. 63 Liberty street, New York.
Sold by Smith 4 Moll Epting q Eaton, and
ID. +. Mitchell Saginaw City, Wholesale and retail
by FriIelle Brothers, East Saginaw. 27l-yl
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

f. THOMAS LOBDELL soc'y
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the agency Of
IN the Merchants Insurance Company Of
Hartford for Saginaw County, has this day been
transferred TO the undersigned, who will hereaf-
ter promptly ettend TO and conduct the business
Of that company. This company stands No. |,
ms will be seen by referring 10 the statements Of
the Troy fire, which occurred few weeks since
$50 600 was paid promptly by this company at
that time. Those desiring risks taken can do no
better than TO insure in this company.
II. G. BUR-, Agent.
East Saginaw, June "a, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
hISEASES 81 the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
IL and Sexual Systens--new and reliable treat.
mcnt-in reports Of the HOWARD ASSOClA-
TON Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address. DR.. J. SKsLLrN
IIOUGHT0N, Howard Association, No South
Ein,h Street, Philadelphia, Va. n2s6-y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

IL Ladies get the Antoinette reg
ulator 1t is just the thing. See adj
yertisement in another column.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
DR.. H. T. HAWLEY,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
nR. II. is now permanently located in East
II Saginaw, and will promptly attend to all
calls in his profession
Office two Doors south of Z. o in Hess Brick
Block No. 7, up Stairs. 269m3p
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Q A Ut ITO !

The public are hereby cautioned from purchas-
ing tho following Orders issued by the Highway
Commissioners OF the Township of plymouth, and
dafod Jutv 9th 1874
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
ar rhc cneronce pIis and neju-
Or. W. r.. MERwiN g. CO.,

Sold by Smith 4 Mol, Epting q Eaton, and
ID. +. Mitchell, Saginaw City, wholesale and retail
by FriEele Brothers East Saginaw. 27l-yl
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
The Largest and Best AS
sortment of

Pickles, Sauces, Can'd Fruits and Fish, and
llermetically Sealed Fish in general, to
be found in the Saginaw Valley.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

THE Pioneer Fish, Fruit and Vegetable deal
Il err in East Saginaw, respectfully announces
to his old customers, and the public in general,
that he has opened IN establishu ent at the above
stand, where he Will keep on hand, at all times,
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

. rF,sYIC3f, GARDENER WANTS 4 SITUATION
"A sure who perfectly unders'snds MS bn- -ipess
ia a branches. the best Of rcfsrC a. -
raracy and character Address M J., g,rcausr Herald
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

w AyTED--A SITUATION, ny RESpECTABLE .
W girl a. ohnmbernail and waitress or chsrnbeTmad
and fue washer oner reference from
her ast place. Can pe ~ West afren Brook
lyn, for two days.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

hfIiCE OF The BRDohLfN. EAST NEW YORK
" and Rocksvay Ksiroad Company, af5 Fu';sa street.
BROOKLYN Sept T. i5eSrsisd pfnposa's viii
the ecc OF ibis c9gpany nrti Non ths 1915 day u
sep H. 1865 ~ O'Clock room, tor buding lra' oron OF
said rail road bewcen the vase Of Jaua AMI var
away OF The county Of Plans and snecIhcs.
tonl .lgo blank pr9ec~ss hs the ufrc
frcpo sails be endorsed Vie 9rooslys
Gsokca lsozGRo. sec JOSEPH a. WARD. rsss.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

A SITUATION wANTEo-As GARDENER AND
n hnsn "a competent 70 Rka gull charge ~ gentle
mgn place; satisfactory lestia9l Aaare,s e. box
lj3 Herald oGics.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

4 PLATG PRINTER. VINO rHoROuGULY UNDER.
"A sfaads his business risnas 81 alton - re 4 and
JOB line Address Plate Prater boz 27 Herald for
three DAYS.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

YyAETED--A SITUATION AS H0UsEREEPER, 3,
w lady Of reGa eaont who rs Thoroughly competent
take tse lie charge Of gencmans house; the family
Of widower preferred. Address y. e.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

yUANTED-BY 4 YOUNG PERSON, 4 SITUATION AS
w aleswoisn ~ dry goods or mAnery store; she mas
lately arrived Ireland whore employed in the
above named business Aideeas ". H., box 2U2 Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

w ANrED--A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
~ competent waitress. 20 do chan berwcrk ana
plain sewing Call Tor two days at her present employers
U.s. 5th
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
sKGAas AND rosAcCo.

4 GOOD TyyRsrNESr TO HOTEL sEEPgRs-ro
~ sale -. ~ superior old domestic S>sars at o gvi
bargain. Adde'S Z. judah, bon 2s Hsrali ahs~
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

500 OO0 PRIME DOMESTIC sEdAss, PROM sls
Of all kn1s sf Leaf robs-co for pvces by
RODH DESSAUER, i6S Water street Ords~s " mao
CURED
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

yTAGTED.-Ey A COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation nurse and ehsmbcrmsiG III mn excellent
seomstrcss; well recommended. Gail FOR two
csys at 2l 9TH ay.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18

A physician in Connecticut he's recent
ly made discovery which must prove of
immense benefit in these times of exorbi-
tant prices of living. This discovery is
that dirt the soil on which we tread with
careless feet, can bc converted into "A
wholesome article of diet The Connec-
ticut doctor is said 10 have been led TO this
important discovery by the reflection that
the Patagonians and other athletic tribes
make dirt a portion of their daily food
This undeniable fact suggested TO the doc
tor proposition equally undeniable to
wit that inasmuch as the vegetable pro-
ductions upon which we have been in the
habit of subsisting all spring from the soil,
the soil itself must contain all the nutri :
tous elements which find their way into
tho plants which clothe its surface. ain
a word, an acre ofgood stiff mud bears the
same relation 10 corn, peas, and beans that
a bag Of wheat does to barrel of we'll
bolted white flour. Wheat is net flour,
but the flour contains nothing which is not
in the wheat Mud is not corn, nor is il
peas, but everything good in corn and peas
comes out of tho mud"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18

Professor Henry, ofthe Smithsonian In
stitute, in speaking of the drought and of
the rain which fell week ago, says:
"The idea has frequently been advanced
that drought may be interrupted by the
firing of cannon, but little reflection will
convince us that neither the combustion OF
gunpowder nor the agitation Of the air hy
discharge of cannon can furnish tho
moisture necessary for the production of
rain. IL however, the air as surcharged
with moisture, and the atmosphere in the
unstable condition which Immediately pre-
cedes rain, thcs violent commotion or
an upward current of air produced by n
large fire may bring on rain, which
might, in some rare instances, not other
wise have fallen. In the case of the
drought, which we have had for the last
six weeks there was not sufficient mois-
ture in the atmosphere 10 produce rain.
Even on Saturday and Sunday morning
the air was remarkably dry, and therefore
the moisture from which the rain OF Sun
day night was precipitated, must have
been waited from distance by the north
cast wind which commenced blowing
from that direction about . o'clock on
Sunday morning"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18

We were q Douglas Democrat IN lS60. and
stand to-day where we did then. We cannot
indorse the acts OF Abraham Lincoln since
be took bis seat ia the Presidential chair;
doctrine Of Secession, advocated by JET.
Davis and his cohorts We ere TOR the
whole Union;" aud We are in favor OF not
letting single State depart from this Union,
or star being torn from the American dag,
until the "last man and the last dollar" have
been sacrificed In defence OF the same.
Our choice for Pre- sident is Gen. Geo. H..
Mcclellan. five cannot win with him as
our slandard-bearer, we ask With whom can
We win2 We firmly believe that plan has
concocted TO defeat Mcclellan for the nom
nation as the Democratic candidate for Pres
ident at the National Convention which
meets at Chicago We will not (likc some
other editors) swear 20 support tho nominee
Of the Chicago Convention, until we know
who the candidate Is and read the platform
upon which he accepts the nomination. We
believe this 90 be tue Democratic doctrine.
We wish it distinctly understood that we
opposed TO the election of either Lincola
or Fremont u the Presidential chsir; neither
will We support "Breckinridgo" Democrat
for the same position Every star on that
dag Ne will chcsse. every State to that flag
shall prove true, aud the dastaftly traitors
North and SOUTH shall perish that would
pull down tho Red White. and Blue.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18
FROM THE FAR WEST.
Goid Ereitemenf- Egan Cannon-kepads
Territory Psiificai Senfimfnf-Sanifary
Commission, &c.

The gold excitement is constantly chang
ing iis locality. California led OFT and no
other country probably on this continent
paid 50 long and we'll. Some six seven
yeais ago The sccnc changed TO Colorado, aud
latter 10 Washington aud Idaho: Hammock.
i,olsc River. East Bannock, and Hors noun
tain, having each i's day. And now, as the
tide i okbing from those nothern regious
IL scts in a southcrIy direction, and Utah ~
bcconming the scene Of excitement. Rush
Valley, forty miles south OF Salt Lake City.
y being extensively prospecicd. and j. said
10 promise well, the ledge being chiefly gold
yielding quartz. But the place now exci-
ting most intrcst among miners and gold
seekers generally, u Egan Canon
This Caiscp IL situated about 240 miles
southwest of Salt Lake City, on the overland
mail line. Ii isa nsrrow valley about two
miles Ia length. lying between mountains
bali a mile in height At its head . beau
liiul town site already staked out. being a
level plat aboat one mile across, abundantly
watered with tae springs, from which
stream sufficient for all mining purpose flows
lhrough the valley. The largest mountaia
on the north side 40 far ss examined, has
| proven 90 be very rich m gold, the principal
pasis webbing from iilsy cents ts,ooe dollar
10 the pound ofquArtx. Fins ledge n known
- Gold Canon. vnd has been taken up by
solsliers tom Fort Ruby. By whom h Was FRA
discovered sometime last Autumn. The fret
ledge was opened IN March last, and several
large companies are already erecting log or
board baiidiugs anl preparing to put mp
quartz mills for crushing the rock. The
principal mines - lar - developed. aside
from that named above. are silver. Some OF
them. az assayei- have yielded al the rate Of
SsO per ton OF the rock taken from the
river.
IL tis impossible. OF coui n 30 tell how lone
the Weld will coptisae. But the show tor
metal = said. by eld miners, 10 be eqnAl 70
anything they essr saw ia the1 quar- ol
cahsoarf@. keya.seSS one OF oer mot prom
iSng teFritosis.. IL y evidently rich N min
eral chiefly silver. ~ilh tair proportion oi
geIa ssd galena- Whiie fos hrming and
grsDng purposes masy oi ~ valleys And
and mountzia sides are yell adapted The
political sentiment 81 tho territory IL much
better thaa that Of Utah il ia notable fact
hoscver, that a. the mining districts al up
The prevailing senlimelf becomes more
f0assial Oae Biska. os Sckeil Greek. re-
ceatiy uussestook .. he~l Tor geff. Dsvis
and expr = his dshncne OF "Lincogn's hire
iiags tie = Ro- rhoseliDg sand stFt. Ku'
by. much 70 tiss di~Rust of the said Blake, an<
10 TIE eysient satisfaction ol The sald hire
iings am glad 70 be able % state that th'
SAni' sry Cmnaissisn u Dot forgotten IN Ne
ysds. large oonfEabntisn having been sos
~ardea ~Ifhin fec osys by the loy al citireu
% Au<tia ca hex - river. H
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18
tiELMBOLD's ROSE WASP.

A. egcolleni Lotion Disease of sxphil,t,o NJ
tere, and injection In diseases ef lie Urinsr,
OIgsns sriang from habits Of dissipation. 70 -
used N crnteeisn Nth The kstrsct Bschu or ssrsa-
parills, In such 5isesaes ss recommended.
The Proprietor, IN Offering bis Remedies 40 tAs
aaioted. would have "a distinctly xnderrtood that
thsy are pot Patent ssdlcines ostrsms. but are
IHoperct directly according 10 rules of
PHARMACY And CHEhIsTRY
with the greatest accuracy. Chemical know ledas
sns care devoted 70 the'f combination, By o prse-
IDEAL prusgisl and Chemist u ssperisnos. a tAs
dty q fPhiisdeiphia- Tnese kadiciHes are Knaorssa
Recommended sDd Ussd Ia the Practice n Pbvs.
dsn for the csro Of the above diseases
IFS GA .se snnsring With any of the above sssotsns
puccure The Kennedy st once
FvdeDoe oi The most reliable and responsible
character ~ili accompany the medicins
CsftinoAis- of cures from - ~ years st.nsias.
~ttb names known b. rcisDce and fame.
Por medical properties of BUgHu e. D...s.ss
toEy - the United btaiss.
SO Professor De~se's vsissbls vs<as sa ne
Practice VI PeyHic.
hss remarks made ~ tl.e La. o-.slx.t.s A,
Physlck, Phli.dslphi..
s~e remarks nsde ~ ~. Epbfsls seDossli.
essssf.isd fhy.ei.n a.si ksallss II Is Rsssl osi.
t~ge 20 suTseosas ireland. 49, poBlisLsi Ia TIE
Tr@u-sosio.- Of tLs kias ssa Qssss's JsasssI
b~rtsHsin rrHsors. Feiios - Rs,ai csllass q r.s
sssz--
Sc met a The late STANDARD ~ofls "a nsiicsus.
kftrset bsshu, 81 o. per bottle. sis Coz - %
- s@rs.parili.. 81 90 - q o.
Improved L01f " al. ~
Or bali detsu q esch for si2 CO. ~aieh sili ts s1n-
cisn h cure tbs noai oiotinsis c.--s n dr.oslops
adhered 10 D-iiy~r~d -ny s-ifrs-.. ->rursis
psckcd fEom obssTsiion.
- Describe symptoms Ia al oonuI. nlostlsos.
Cures Guaranteed Advice 0FatSs
AFFIDAVIT.
-Pernsnslly appeared ssfors me. sn Alderman "a
the city of fFhilsdslpkis. n. T. Helmbold ~ho bss1s
cuiT s~oru dots s<s, his preparations contain ~
rarcoie, no nercsry. % oihsr IIsnfioes druss ssi
are purely vegetable r. aKf.nBJLD
s~orD end subscribed before pls, fhls ma day q
November. LE< M. y. HlBBKRD. AldsrnAa
tizth 81 above ksos, Ykiia-
kfdF>es lsttsfs foE ioform sfien In eonnSsoos g.
a. Z. nkinBol-s. Chs1si<a
DsvAs, in< 4. Tenth 81. bel cLs~t11i Pkila
And 80. broadway ns~ ysrA.
- fss.re 81 Counterfeiss sat unpr1Delx3sc
esalsFn, ~he sndsas9 . cispo~s - their owsss a.
| . ou..r" srtleles the rsyatslisr obsAiss1 "
Bslnlris's esnrine Prspsrstisns.
sriF.et Bnchs.
szrssp4rslA
approved Ro<~ wssk
Sole ~ -
| "a al DFaxsist. sssrywhsrs. ksk for Hslnbo1kss
axe ether. Cut eat the sissrtisssssnf and srsf
/ w lad syeit impo<ifion and szpo~urs 80
| rozS. Iszs-t~1v
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18

The following Is an extra from a letter
found on the person OF a dcserter from the
Rebel army. and gives SEINE insight into tho
condition of affairs in Georgia and Florids.
Ii Is dated Dale County," in the former
State: Times are hard hero. Corn Is S. pcr
bushei and boss$I per pound (fat poor,
gross; bacon 81 5oper pound, salt s ID per
bushel. chickens from ST to 81 25 per head.
peas s. per bushel. ground peas s. Ter
busbel. There will bea great deal OF suffering
in this country. il there is no perishing. Even
tho yelpers are getting sick Of this protracted
dance and tenth law, and the swarm OF i'm
pressing thieves that infest tho country with
their rayages. The poor. must 10 all the ght-
ing. andkthe Richmond Government makes
Offices ior oil the rich men TO keep them
out OF the fight, and on big pay and the poor
man in the service on 81 per month. Ii ho
has an industrious wife aud two or three
children on an ordinary farm with blind
horse, they can make kind OF support. IL she
could keep the animal; but the cursed tenth
law will take more than her husband . wage
will buy out OF il TO feed those thieves 10
stroll over the conutry and publicly rob the
people under the sanction of the Richmond
military despotism. have made support,
and am able to pay the rapacious devils a
tenth. hope. II the poor soldiers got il. II
would 90 Tree as water ever ran down on
inclined plane But il does not go free to pay
the rich man $50 per month for negro hire u
work on fortifcitions. aud il the negro get,
killed, the poor soldier must pay bis pro!
portionable ratio out Of his Sll per montl
for the dead negro. but IL tho poor soldier
gets killed. his life II not worth any thing
according to the Richmond dynasty.s judg'
| ment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18
BLOODi BLO0Di BLoODf
Heimbolds Highly Concentrated Cor,sssS
FLUID EXTRACT SkRSkPkRlllb.
Syphilis.

aThis is an Affection Of the Blood. and susois ne
sexua Organs. Innings u thc noss. ears. throat.
~indpipe. and other mucous surfaces. making ts
appearance I'm the form ofuICERS and IA Renersiiy
attended with sdlscharge more or less onsnsivs an
n neglected. de4troya whatever part IL may stiaok
This disease Ia often uansmitfei 10 Children is
contracted from the same causa, and Often viii
Sot orfh0ea, and both may exist al the same time
lD<LHBOLUs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED DON
POUND fisuiD ktTkAC1 sAI.sArARlII.A
kh0uld he used Ia conjunction with the Buehu ana
IIelmbolf'a Rose wash applied 10 the Uioers.
nelmbold's kxtraot sarnaparrills Purinss the
Hood, and removes all scsy kruptlons Of the Hkn.
giving the compilation a clear and healthy oolot
IL seing prepared expressly fof this class of CON-
plants. its Blood Purifying Prop~res preserved
% greater extent than anY 0tbeI preparation O.
skrsaparIlA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18

The editor Of IN. Princeton D>.s<y<f net
eaiireis .iosi - all psuictie inpsises. and not
-ill'ng. as ve infer. 70 b'ipdly swallow the
lsdisnsFo bis asd Princeton platforms. vhieh
ienose The sAr eus.rely bat hosl Cor peace
on .ay ssrrs. tbss dehnss he pc~ision;
We have been repeatedly ssked 70 defse
our pssisson a. % What ve intepd doing IN
the con ag campaign fof President We
no~ answes thas ~e iutcnd dong vhas &c
'hiHk % he rses. resArsle~- Of consequences
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18

Having purchased n .Srs- Potwins stock Of Hard
AZ $50 Main street. shalt add such goods In
this line - the wants q this community demand
and shall cndeavor % keep fully supplied H ell
times with . csmplete STOCK and hope by strict at
teutien 20 business, and by selling al the lowest
prices, 20 merit tho patronage OF the public.
Iel a Hania. June 1. ga las. NJ. LlONS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18
vERMlN ExreRMIMAToR

Fer Mats. Mice. Hoaescs. Auts.
Ned 0uas. 1oths to furs " oot-
cns. &c.s tusocts On Plants leWis
q ID ~ ais. &c.
ruf ~ IN -. 80. s.f eI @ Dox.s, Bsskiss. sss
Fs<kE - AL e3 sire< fsr sutFis, fut1Ie isIsftu-
t<1na- kr'
-,0zly inf.FEhls rsz~iles kno~n-~
--fre@ frurn polrous"
s X< 1k1x~rv1s - L1e hna4A fsaa y /"
"k.l< oezpe crf ~ DIR heie- - &e-"
oW-ol1 NJ .t><<i~ n al lsrx~ eittes.
~ - ~ al pruxxlsis AS kelNsies sseeT-
sArH<~<ref q al ~<ftAltss issitssfsaa-
49, thst '-Ccuksx~ nkze i - eArA l~x
Rsttls. xnf ft2<k- ke1<ss rezl4y. u.
- -ksar--- HENHy ". COSrAu,
Rffindp<i ps,sl 81 srnzt~sy. Ssw rerf-
T-rr< us.ts. fu<- sr<&t~<m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-18
tome Insurance Company
nAraysrvE. INDIANA.
SFsIcE-OvRR rHF nANK oF TIE sTAss
CAPITAL, $4,000

DROPERTY insured against Loss
L o damage hy ar, =, fair rate md on liberal
tcsss. me- promptly Aod Jssty -
other ozssss hcsnx equal. cur Home Com anses
sboult have the presereoce
. u would b. well for refsons e acQualnt them
selvss With thls No Thy and popular sompsny se-
are nsaring ei-e~here.
/. oFFTcKRs.
Wx. SstssrrHr, President.
Jssrss n. DAssssn, ylce frr-is-at.
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Cs,slss v, ScANixrr. Secretary.
RECIORS AND RktERESaEs.
Non " & Gregory. Attorney, tarayeftc. ina
lion { Test, Iudre tireuii Court, %
Col Iasper n uru>ser. Attorney. do
lscn Las Noble. Adjussut General for Io.fisna
Col IA avin. Grseusburg.
Hen. J. Ristins,. kndssot 81 Sf.tr lnslaaapsile.
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John u uoagaF. DO DO
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Gel. A. a. Conner. Pcs us,ier. Iadisnsreis.
Wa. ssiasbary. Ia Fayette.
gov -. T. hortaa. tn.b aa1 grolie, fnd.
ihcs. n. Long. Attorney, Terfe HAnie.
Dr. J. \ kthan. Sec,y u state. fa.iianspoIIs
Hon- David Turpic. soutioslle. Indiana
Csa- The. D0wAng. Cansi Cora'r. Tcrrr nauic
Gel. y. y. Palmer formerly See'y state. Ind spoIs
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Dr, G. n: Trrry. tcica, Inaiana
Chas. \. Scariest. Isf<,ctl
TIlOS n RuSckI1. perisl gent
TnoS' n. long. lseal hgent,
| lsssis3n Tsrre Hsute. Indiana
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Modicated Hair rouicI

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
u woaid respectfully lnform the cftissns thAt IN
sd4 ben 10 keep frss eisxs sAsvnx BAiosn, s6sis-
lnx Tie T.rre a.a.s H.esr. he asnufactnres -
suick q HAIB TONIC ihsl hsps Ne
sc.lp free fron dsssrsn- Also hnknPoon
Yer diee r-s. sfnci sftsnilos given 70 oAaD-
pooninx xsss .crfIns ressx Lsts>s snd IAttls.1iSt
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HARDW e.


We have this day sold ou- steok.of Hardware 10
Mr.. James A. Lyons. AMI We cordisllyr sccommend
him 10 our former friends. and hope they viii ex-
tend 10 him the ssrns liberal patronage they hsve
10 the ola nrm- A. G. A W. s. rOTwlN.