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q The Yankee hoEiss under Sherman have
destroyed the fac residence of Hon. Warren
Akin, representative from the IO.h congressional
district in the Confederate Congress, near Ma
nassas, in Btrtow county.
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0ENERAL ORDERs - q

HEADoUABFERs GEORGIA HiLITA. Aslsats,
June =, lo64-The commanding general offsu
h-s sincere aud hearty Congratulations 70 lhe
troops assembled under the call Ct The Governor
and thAEks them foT the adoption Of the sugees
ton made by him IN reference 70 the selseiion,
IS their commander, of his friend, Gen Gustsvus
W. Smith, and requests that toe informal cleo
ti0a Of yesterday bs unanimously sgTeed to. He
takes this occasion toszy that, nom long and
intimate personal scgUsintsuee with Gen. S.,
be is saiistsd that the expectations which the
high reputation enjoyed by Gen. S. as = seldier
and gentleman has created, will be realized by
the command.
He takes this occasion, also, 20 say that Gen.
Smith viii reeeivs the cordial cooperation OF
himself as s0jutsnt and inspector general of the
State Of Georgia, in fulfilling the duties Of the
command to which Georgia troops have called 3
Kentucky soldier
By command Of MsjoT an. Henry c. Wayne.
W. X. DJEGRAFFEEREID,
Msior and A A. General
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u W. n Reese, Esq, of Washington,
Wilkes county, Ga, author of "Esess's Nan
uai, - has been appointed BY the governor Judge
Of tie northern circuii, to FL the vacancy ereA-
ted By she death Of Judge T. W Thomas.
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E Col. Elwssd Willis, of the 1a.h Gsorgis,
a son Of :. 1. Willis, Esq, of Savannah, was
wounded in recent engagement, in Virginia,
= grsPeshot passing threuga his dip aud the
lower part Of the abdomen He died the sams
dsv
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ANOTHER AMERICAN EMPIRE A Buenos
Ayers letter, OF February - b, to the New York
Times, states thAt the crown and pRrple had ar
rived for The coronation Of Lopez as Emperor Of
Paraguay.
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$500 REWARD

WILL be Fsid for tbs apprehension zad delivery
w IN any safe all 90 ths. can get the following
ksgross.
1ENGESSEEFG DARK copper color t1eaiyslK year
oid weighs two hundred pounds ID i've feet ten Inches
blgn snn "a 4 very nne looking fellow.
HUAIoH black twenty ave years old fve feel
seven inches Ligh, weighs Cne hund dred and ffty
pounds znd was raised la the low country.
PHILIP blscEs tWsnIy four yeEIs old. fFe feet
siFhl inehss high, weighs Oae hundred ana eighty
POuncH, ara speaks very sioa.
SdARREk, black I'VE ieet SIX inches high. eighf
one haudIea and forsy Dounds r0und shouleers lnis
hpE, large mouth, twenty years CID
TOM black, i've feet uins inches high weighs one
hundred and seventy ~ p0uRas twenty seven year.
CID, stuttsu vsry 5Ed, snd Hhen excited be can
scarcely speak.
Tne three lsst named sro brothers and we're raised
Ia Hancock county. ALFRED BAKEA
my9 @m Augusta. Gs
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2 At an auction sale in Columbus on the
Ist inst, salt brought from 50 to 60 cents per
pound; bzcon $3.50 per pound, and tobacco
SI25.
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There we're sixty Tour deaths in New Orleans
for tas week anding the 18th inst. Twenty q
them were hcm consumption sAd nineteen iron
smallpox. SKY Of the whole were negroas.
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ARHY News AGEECY.-Col 7. b. Acton
has rsOPsned his news ageney, for the srmy of
Tennessee in the ladies' reception room st The
passenger depot at Marietta.
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81? The New York Chamber Of Commerce il
raising BY subscription the sum Necessary 10
pay he interest on the New York S.ate debt IL
CON instead Of paper.
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Batler's medical director puss ms loss il the
great night Of Monday al FIVE tboasAnd excll-
Evs Of Heekmsn's brigade, which is reported
Is nearly sll missing.
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.-The question as
70 the election Of msj1T general Of the militis
has been settled. Adj't Gen. Wayne has acted
molly and handsomely in the sf4ir, and de-
serves The thanks Of the militia for his generous
conduct Yesterday morning he issued the fol-
iaEEinp.
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n The Maeon Tstsgragh learns that the
headquarters Of sha coEserPl department in
Georgia are 70 be removed to Augusta very
Soon
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tseports Of ths P-ess -A-aoeiation-

ntersd according s e af Congress IA TIA yssr 1853
b J. 8. EHE15Bzl ls ths ClerEs 9sEcs of tas Dis-
tres Coart sf -s cll.sarals 5ssts5 tlr he North
sra Dls-rist ol Georgia
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The Eghsst market price, either in money
OF subscription, Vii bo psid for clean csltoa
or hnsn rags, white or COlored, delivered st ths
APPEAL eounting-EOom, ksIsHis.
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THE PUBLICATION.
or THE
s. Il 40 EsELLE EETGTE Y.

~ O-A AGAG ~ 4 u ~ a - ~
IET ILL be resumed At Casroi o North OarolEns- on
w IusHisy, June ls5i The REsIsTER, for
1e prsleHt vii Be- pa6is5s5 weekly only
IermA-0ne dollar per month no sub- cr.ption
taken ; longer period tbaa six months address
!. A. SPEREH,
Editor ana Proprietor
GhsTlotts, n G.
n. B.-ESst TenHsslss refugees receiving news from
home Of genera pubic interest viii confer faVoe BY
communicating the same 10 the Register for pubics
tiou
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Table

Si0Einz fEs Valus Of tss Ols Issls Of Cg4fsSs7als
M0aey H q Dis.0ia1eG or tke kec TssHs Of Coujsde.
rae AJeg, ls RAJ, ef Tirss Dolarz n OK issas
fer Tn0 Dollars n he1 fssHs, fr0m IS 10 $500
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a BOUT tvs rssok : AZ, : k-ADE,S BREAsTPIN
v lish tte srrnef SIS a. this ohlcs by proving
fle sal1s zna 80 ias sstaI islr aavsEiisensnt
s.hsea
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z. n. aCTnH.
CH.as. u. -.
seANa IL AasLA n = ~
attorney 0gsd Counselor,

ANAtAA ------ " as
A SSOUIATED With Gel. J. W q Underwood
"a Gflcs over EdTsroYs stoce. On whitehall stsett
Ny fnsHdE osrrsspoud-Ets vii pieEse sddfess ms
.. this place, Gaze O. a. W. Jones
iu2 lsts c. II SIXTH
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Fron tgse Ba4tIe-FieId.

Ns'v HoPE. jams 3 A. n. va Ezrist-a-- The enc
ny siil moving right. sharp aErmisbing las
been going risaz center. zna 81 t eoninusa-
Dsilas Ess sEaeussed bY he snsmy yesterday. All
our wounded prisoners Esrs lsfs bshiad The mgEs-
snt has he Appearance sf having been made Ia haste
Ehe Ashland Ezia.
RICHMOND. June 2-Fhs following is GO suL5suns
version o. the zfsir yzsisriays Ths susmY aitzsks1
Lsss esvaIry Hanover Court Hosss Ia tbs morn
Ing and pressed Aill back through AsaaEd The Tau-
ksss tasH proceeded 70 u7 tie railroad and Wbils
tas s1g7ssd Rosssra cavalry dashed and routed The
party captarins three haadrsf horses snI uum5sr o.
PrisonsEz. Fhs aYlHg enemy sss then pressed back
nearly 70 rs C0art House.
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A press dispatch dassd Washington, NAY
23i, says that forty guarillas wars taksa Al
White Oak ehusch, SisEaTd county. half way
between FrsdeIicksbnTg aad Belle Plain. on tie
22d The carF are ruan5aE from Aq1is Geek.
The same paper says toat gaernlIss hover On
ths road between Belle Plain and Frs1eriehs
burg, ard slse between he altar plaee aud he
army. A party attacked sonls ssrsg kiieT team
sters 1iSas 5sfsga last near General H8oksr's
Old aaadquaItsgss two miles from Fzisn0orh.
and besi1es csptuiHg several horses, shot
teanster and hen cut bis fhroak
L "a also reportsd thai ih3 xaaboass Of sho
Potomac aotilia hsve removed ali TO obstras-
tors in the Rs3gzkzRnoek riVeT.
Psrhaps up0a further iriAi tas7 nay fad
other Obstrueioas tAss they did lol ha-zaR
fog.
Gan Ho0kar, L seems, was not EcHaded is
the Eecsnt battles Ef saa ness Balaes. Ths
sufsrs- was Brig -Gas., Ha1zer
OnIhuEsdsy the nenoezs oi he Lsiias' Tay-
Al L9sgas held thar aa1igcrs8ly meeting a1
he ehufeh Of ths Purisaas, ai New York, AlrB-
Stanton presidi3s. Addresses were made By
LaeEctis hott, UsEdea PaiiiiPs, and GsCrzg
Thompson
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Terms OF Advertfsia.g. A

Terms OF Advertising.
Al advertisements viii be charged thrss doliars Per
square fer tAs Erzs iasestioa-zad two dollars ssd
kaE Tor each subsequent inssr1isn
Lea aosiess via hs shszssa As he szss og Lfss Ga
pc ire
leeit1ary notceE ard al Oths- articles not OF gen
sl public interest ehafesd a. cher zdgerissmsata
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"sEEE sGOIE' TIE"
Hoop Ir0m Bands--Patented--
Substitute for Rope im
BaIIng cotton

Costs lesals put t-stsgbojda tae bsie twenty 10
twenty avs peE csas smaller shaa ruPe and viii not
rot Adjusted to Sng sle Of bales e quickly rope
Painted ana pa up 10 the NOT convenient packages
for transportation ihs relative bulk being mach iess
than that Of rope.
A sapply alrays on haad. for which ordefa for any
assuiiy vii r0Ia sy nlisa and farthss lnf0riuz
tiCn eiFsn On ~pp.iszli9n 70
7. THORBURG
Price IN 6ssmudA Wilmington. h. O., or
o cts. usr 10 ~. a. CAMFBEL1s
npls 3n 81 George Bormuda-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20

wHKS the rebel General Bradley johnson
was cap,urd by kverill he wore no insignia,
Of his rank. Ii was Only known alter his
escape that he was among the prisoners
captured. This Is the second time he has
made similar escape. nf
The London Ners say that vessels have
just arrived at Liverpool with fifteen thousand
bales OF cotton, the proceeds Of which arc TO
60 towards the sinking fund for redeeming
Confederate bonds anb paying the dividends
Of the coming April accounts provision hav-
ing already been made for the September ac-
count.
A story Is told OF deserter. who has a
glass eye; which he used to take out when he
wanted to get discharged. or when, after
running away he wished TO avoid detection.
he entered and left the service twelve times
and Is now TO be shot.
A Boston man vho enlisted When the war
broke out. took with him to the field the
photograph o. his lady love. BY and by he
was captured and placed in Libby Prison. and
one Of the rebel officers taere saw the photo
graph. liked il and stole IL. In one OF the
recent battles in Virginia. this Boston boy
shot prominent rebel officer, and after he
had fallen recognized him sa..the photograph
thief, looked in his pocket and found the
Ix.xse. .t.l.. t.~t -
curious war.
The long railroad bridge across the Chat
tahoochie. at Vining's Station burnt by tho
rebels, has been rebuilt. aud the railroad
cars are now running from Chatthoocaie,
almost 20 the headquarters Of General Sher-
man in the field before Atlanta. This is en-
terprise. The rebels have deal to learn
yet, before they appreciate the goaheadative-
mes, Of the mea OF the North.
In the battle at Atlanta on the pa inst t,
the Rebel newspaper correspondents suffered
severely. Captain Fsrris of the Atlanta aud
Knoxville Register. was killed; Captain
Mathews. OF the Memphis-Grensda-Jackson-
Atlanta Appeal. lost a leg; and Captaion
cluskey, o. the Memphis Avalanche, receiy-
ed dangerous wound in the side.
VANDERBILT, the capitalist, has five horses,
valued at SIS. 600, at Saratoga. He has a
span OF mares, for which he has had Sl7 900
offered; they have made their mile in 2.2i,
"Post Boy" another ofhis horses. he values
at SO 900 and considers him the fastest horse
in the world He has made his half mile in
harness. with "Rockingham." in l:l0 and
Ill.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of recent date
says: 1--WE admire Mcclellan and we admire
Buell. also we admire Vallandigham moro
than all, because he was against the war at
the start. and has kept his faith ever since.
OyrR 1000 apr lications for pensions were
field in the Pension Office during the month
OF July One hundred and sixty clerks are
engaged in this Bureau. and frequently 90
high as fifteen hundred letters are mailed in
day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20
ttELMBoLD's ROSE wAst4.

A. efosllsns istiou Ior Disease. q . sypAi,,us n.
turs. and lEjsction aises>.s of tL. slrsnsr,
Orsafs arising irns0 hahits of dissipation. a. -
used W eFnhseiian With the Fstsssi huehn ., ss,ss
pariiis, ia sb.L d.asa.a a. s.eounssss1.
TIE ff~psietos, To- e6r,sAs hi. hs14sdis. % ne
aniieied, senid hAss n distin.uy sndsfst.oS tLsi
they not Patent Mod. luce. ~ ia, a.
''''-' psssksof ssS' ssh ~ C chFsIsrRy si'sr =
Nitb the greatest accuracy. chemicsl know isdss
aae care devoted - their combination, by . prss-
dtg u Pkilsdelphis These ksdicinas are Rrtors.6
Recommended and Deed IN The prActica a. PhvS.
cisls Cor the czre of the above Daaa.ss
flcu are suffering vith sny Of ths aboye sssououa
pIoca the hcmsdy A. once.
KFidsnos 2. the most reliable and rsspsssibss
ehai sctsr siIi ncoompsuy the medicine.
coriiresies q cures from % 40 years ssssdins
viib 1amss known 70 science snd fsae
For medical propertiee 81 BUcHu. s.- Ds-....
tori 81 The Unifed state.
See Professor Dessss vsiusbls so1hs q. IN.
Practice % ghysIr.
rcnlE 40 made ~ tb< o~lsbrsSa1 10.
FETE ca, Philadelphia.
sss remarks made By Dr. RphrsiE ncDo~sn. .
eslsbTsisd f1y-,oan and ksrnbsr Il ts~ Rsysl o.
Tfkusscii0ns oftEs kine snd Qussa's gcurDsl
sss nsdioo-Chirurgic.l Revise, psbiirhsd b,
BssssHin fr.vors. Fellow oi Esysl csl'ess q szT
etaD..
tss r.asi - -. late standard Wa. On s-o,a.s
ksis-.i hoehs. 81 o. psT tas'is. - attn Cor - o.
tsIItF.sHI N4laa n atL. ~ ~
90 haii dessl a sasl o. ell 90 sLi. -iii a -
siss q saIs ia alaf etE1l.is lAsa. ~ 1fF.cslc..
g. aiA.sti u fisIi.ti.i ~ sag s41.s-. . -F.I.
| -. ksa fscEs sIssi ssiio1
80 DsNfiLs AgiAlill..s r.. ell ..--s.s.i-sll-ss.
s-afes stasFaHfFsaf Advice 0snsss
trfiBasII
Il = -fefssnaiIg sIlsasssi istffr af1xf.asa 81
ste ~ - fkiisiesL AZ - nsisaLs.l - 10 Esz.s
f4if sssfs. aots fsf. nsE psspkrsus4s e.--lsia Al
.usFosAas aasrcoIys .LAst ,aJa.iszs srrxs 49,
49, safsis seEatsLis. n = nkIkrslI
hsa9n 49, su1srris1 seisfs .ls. GA. ss1 ass a
bsssohag, 80. ~. =. nlBhEEL. alisrss-.
/ HlnlA "a sf-sss Rsa- fLll&
stifs-s istieFs fsE iIf,sn .kl11 a. o..nss.--s q.
n. hkiknOiD. CLs-4ls.
Depa<s. te< q Tsufh ~. Let CLs-Ll1l phfls-
1 AM -. bfs.t-ss ns~ Iosk-
- ts-srs o. CcunfeTfsit. snd 11pxiDoxxsc
eeefFs sbs snfsssaT di<De-s - sh@fs .. az.s
stAsr" srtiris< % tie Tep1fsfiar ct<s,ns< -
| Hslnhnif's 8suniss ffspsfsfier<.
= xsiS.rs essks.
ssrkspsriIia
iopsevst nDss sssl
HoIG ~
| = ~ ffassisls every yshsrs. Ask fDf nsiNboif's
akt ne ofiltf. Cti oaf tb> sdseFiss1cnl spf s~cS
VI tsas ssoid iapo<ition ssa sspo-ays -
Eevk. ls<s-dsfy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20


II there j. anything moro obnoxious than
every other to Democrats generally. it is the
idea Of draft. This IN their eyes is the
height of tyranny. Hence the occasion of
murmuring. il their discontest has not as
sumed the torn OF open resistance TO the
Government, "a in the New York riots. snd
m several other instances. Ii - we'll known
that one OF the main Objects of the O. A. h.
organization. which embraces large, aud In
many places the controlling. element of the
aud nowhere can the proposition for drafting
be made without stirring up the Democracy
like nest OF hornets. What then must be
tho surprise of the public to learn that the
man whom one wing OF the Democracy IL
| trying to force upon tho par.y as a Prcsiden-
iia candidate. may be d, seibe1 az In one
sense the father OF the drafting system in
thia country-being the fist man to urge
draft in this war. and that at time when the
Government was having more men rendered
by volunteering than Il could arm or knew
what ts do with. Such is tho fact. On the
10Th day of August, 1861 just a month after
tho first battle ef Bull Run. when volunteers
were pouring into Washington by regiments
and brigade. General Mcclellan wrote a
letter to the Pr lident, in which he advoca-
ted sort to en- immediate draft. lie
wanted drafts TO be made at once" The
letter IVES one indorsing proposition from
General Marcy, h's faiher-in-law and chief
OF staff. to General Mcclellan. that he should
make ga positive and aRcondiflesai demsnd
for an immediate draft" and communicated
by Mcclellan to the President. The propo-
sition of General Marcy was in the form Of q
dispatch from New York. where Marcy then
was, TO Mcclellan, at Washington. and is ss
follows:
Nav YoEK, August %. 1861.
III urge uT On you to make posifipe and
unconditional de mand for an immediate drai,
of the additional troops you require. Men
wil' not volunteer now, and drafting Is the
only successful plan. The people pM applaud
such a course, rely upon n. / will be in
Washington Tomorrow.
This very cool and remarkable production
General Mcclellan forwarded TO the Presi-
dent oa its reception. with the follow.
ing rots of hearty approval:
WASHINGTON, August %, 1861.
"SIs: have just received the enclosed
dispstch in cipher. Colonel Marcy knows
What he says. and Is Of the coolt 4 Judgment
l recommend that the Secretary Of War ss-
GER Ain at ol'fsty telegram bow The eoroll.
ment proceeds IN New York and elsewhere
end that. ifn - not proceeding with gre.
rspidity, drafts 20 he made Al once. W.
must have men without delay. Respectfully
your obedient servant
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN,
Major General u. :. A"
IL - scarcely necessary TO add that tn
Terrs HaHie Jenyssi. ia urging the claim
ef Generai Mcclellan 70 availability IS tn
Presidential candidate Of the Democratic par
; ". has made no mention OF the above i'm
| r1rfsaf oorrs 7nondence
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20

sThis Il an affection q the Biood. .na sesohs IN.
sexual orgsnn. lininz. of the ness. ears throst.
windppo. aud other mucous surfaces. making IL
appearance m the form OF ULCERS. snii generally
attended With dischares more or .s-s onenss ve -
~ elected. destroys whatever part n may attack
THIS disease f. oftsn transmitted - children 4
contracted fronl the same cansf. and ofSsn Mn
Co OFT boes, and both may en- ist The sAus tine
nKIMBoiDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED cor.
POUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARIIIA
should be used In conjunction with the Bucbu sDo
Helnbold's ko.e wash applied - the ulosru-
Helmbold's kx1sct ssrs2parrllls Purifss shs
BLOOD, and removes all Bcsly Kruptlons Of the aksn
giving the complexion a clear and hs4lthy ooiox
II Acng prepared expressly foI tile cikss OF CON-
psint, IA Hood Purifying Prsp.rtlss ara prsssrv,1
70 greater enisnt thsn any Other psspss ssaou
8srsspn lila.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20

THK working men Of Neu York are getting
sp petition to Tho President 70 postpone the
drAis from the 5sh OF September. IN order 10
give the ciiy tnrther time 10 fli ifs quota.
Tbis petition hsd ~ we'll be scnt TO Jef.
Davis first. fHorsoe Greely'~Hl hear it), ssd
II Jef consents - Withhold his armies for q
month OF too. the dral. 10 Ne~ York might
-i'h proPsie,y he postponed.
The recent retEru- of The As-e~-ors OF
Lynn. Msss give that te-n $9.4ef, f,siI os
wealth which affords $3.50 to each maa. 80
mar and ehild. sccording 70 the poyai.i.or
OF Issso. or <4.75o to each family. Lynn had
better stick % her lsss, for bogus boot. are
rreht>eie-
Tax eefsrs At Grand Rapids. Mich. give.
popal.fion % 1907. against zoo ir
Isea "a beng 81 Increase - four Years Of
\ 81
o>E hupSrci s-d sbir.y-t.o thoussnd dol
lars n frsrsssaal currrncr -ss issued fron
TIC TresSnry last week Over four millions
q three se1s-seTen rhfe--s-nfh- nes>- YER
coaverfed INTO ton5s bss-eeen The "a sn<
! 9th ef August
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20
MEDICAL.
Il All Sufficient Three.
THE 6REATAMERIcAN REuEDIES

knoxE ~ "HkfMbOLU1
a NUaNE PfkEPARATlONs vanI
T. assolss xxsrzct ~Buchu,. nslmbosd's osrss-
n psrills. Hebabold's lmproved Ress WssA
n. sso,s,s aenu,se Prsp.r r.sion. -uIanLY uu9.
ca cRATkD COMPOUND FLUID ExfRAC1 DO.
CT /" aposltive and Specific Remedy for Dlssasss
Of Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel. Dropsis&l Swell
IN and ell diss.sss and dsrsnEsIsnss q shs
II Ases % these Organs require The aid of .
Dl kKTIc. Helmbol1.s Kxtract Brchu u ths
Gl.SAT pIURKIlC, and Il certain 10 have Ne a.
sired enset In al Diss>sss for ~hzsh % Il rssso-
Ehls nedlslne incrsas.. The power of p4ssss,s..
and excites the Absorbents Into healthy scslon b
vhish ne M.s,ry or o.le.ss'os sssss.s,se- ssa si
As Pain and inhsmsuon. and 10 ecod for Men.
Women. on Children
Directions accompany Heinbsid's Exsrsct Boeha.
fr Weakness srriklng non kxosspss. habits AZ DE-
sip2iior. ksrly lndiscretlon or Abnss. ssssndsd
with The following Symptoms;
tndh position % exsrcise. Los of power, loss q
men y, dlfhcnly Of breathing. NeAk Nerves.
Trembling. Horror of Disease. wsksfninssS Dln-
Of vision. pals In The back universal laaslsuds
q the muscular system. hot h.ndA. nushing q -
body. drynss. o. ths akin, srnptiess On ths A0.
uEAvISESs oB rnR nYHlmo.
Frequently Hack spots nying tsiors ths uYsG
sith Temporary sunesson and he-- a. sight
With horror Of society.
DNoshilx ss more desirable - s.sa psu-Als tksn
l solifude, and nothing thsy nors dread h< fsSx S1
themselves No repose q manner. ne e&rnsstnsnA
no speculation. but = hurried transition MN
question 10 another.
srhsss sympiouls. n sIl0wsf q 90 On. which shs
medicine invariably removes. foIls~s
Tpilsptis ma.
Ia ona a which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not lreQuent, ioliovso
BY oss "direfal diseases. " Insanity and oonsunsp
ton-
Many are aware of the cause cf their suffering.
but none VIII confess The records Of The lnsare
Asyluns. and the melancholy deaths BY Consumr-
tion bear ample testimony of the truth a the anssr.
son. In Lunssic Asylums the most melsnck holy sx ;
hihtion appears. Tho cognfensnoe Il actually sod-
dsn. snd quite destutc neither mlrth OF grisf svsr
visit u. Should eoaDd oi -, voos oocur. u ts
rarely srtienlates
With ~oeful measures. despair.
low sullen sounds their grief begufis.
Parents aud guardians, caution yeur childrs.
against this evil habit Il the greatest curse thss
eau befsll ysung woman. unnttins ths RI
Cor happiness and married life.
The, may not experience the consequence oow.
but muss aud viii sooner laier The oonssisx tsox
onoe affected with symptsms organic weakness rs
qaFca toe sid ~ mediciao 10 strengthen aud nsla
ofaie The syslou, which Hslnslulds kITRAr1 10
hucnu invasiatlY boes isiai -iil convince
fuisi rkspussi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-20
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