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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

YANKEE PosrAeE STAMrL-We are reqaeated 10 In
form ell persona sending letters By g C-Euce that &.
is waste OF time 10 forward them'o the Exchange
Bureau With the old United States postage ssmps at
sched to the envelopes All luch letters destroyed.
l. should be generally known, ty this TINE, that soon
alter the ccmnencems1t of The war, the Yankee Gov
ernment cau,ed postage Stamps with neSdevces to be
prepared and i. 10 cny stamps of this descrptcn hat
can be used in the prepayment OF letters een through
the United SatCs mai.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
THENEWS.
saen The BAY SHORE COUNTIES.

We visited this morning the usual rendezvous Of
persons arriving in Richmond from the Bay Shore and
found gentleman whose residence commands view of
tho Ohesspssks. He left home on Tuesday, and con-
movement Of Yankee transports. The day before be
left home (HOndlJ) the Bay was covered with $40"
moving craft, Of all szas and descriptions, hon the
non descript "Pungy" to vessels large enough ior
9. PaoEetP"-all going to Washington.
Our informant Who has wstchsd the movemsRts OF
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FROM PETERSBURG.
MOVEMENTS IN GRANTS ARMY.
YiRE IN PETERfBURG.
[Sp,eial 70 he Ersninq WIG ]

Especial 10 the ErsHiHg WhiSl
PETERSBURG Aug ll.-Ths usual quiet prevails this
morning. Scouts from tho rear OF the Yankee army
report thai Gran. has certainly sent corps of his
amy away asd that be b sending more strong force,
however, still remains.
Tee Yankees have drawn 10 THAR lines in front Of our
right, and only lkrmshsTs occupy their late line OF
battle.
Thers was a FIRE in Washington Street this morning
destroying the stables and considerable lumber in Mr.
Joseph Coopsr yard. The fse vas the work OF an in
een6iAry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

The fine steamer Wm. Alison, Capt. G f,rd, is Os
making daily tips to aud from D ewr.'s Bluff, ard
Offers the cheapest and pessantest conveyance per-
sons desiring to spend day in the eouLty. Captain
Clifford has been SO loug'and isvOraby known On the
river as the Captain Of FIRST class pase ger beats, that
any recommendation of him TO the public is
sary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

Tho subjoined Telegram was received from the SEC
rotary o. the Navy:
MOBILE, August 9th, 1884.
Hon. s r MALLORY,
Sss'yofhs Nary:
be enemy steamed in through the man entrance with
four monitors and bout six cen heavy vesssls Of
The Teoumseh, Commander 7. A. n o;aven was sunk,
With nearly all her crew, aud also another gunboa the
Psilipi which subsequently burned
Toe Redmond, Hartford and Brooklyn, in line Of
battle followed by the remainder Of the feet pushed
BY Fort Morgan under full headWsy, whore they were
encountered by the Tennessee NOrgsh Gaines and Sell
ma The Tennessee and tie other vessels steamed in
close range Of the advancing force and poured heavy
Ore into the leading ships
After a desporae engagement between the fleets, the
Glines retired to Fort Morgan in a enking condition
the Selma being cut Of, surrendered the Morgan
escaped to Fort Morgan. The Tennessee 60 far unin.
ursd steamed towards the whole feet and after an OBJ
sDste ch,, surrendered her rudder was disabled, her
smoke ftsCk carried away and suppOse, her crew
n sn exhausted and smotheriDg condition.
o. the Tennessee, Adniral Buchanan was severely
wounded by splinter in his Leg two were killed and sew
eral wounded among her On the Gaines there
tso killed end two wounded. On the Morgan enc
wounded; the SelTa eight killed, Including her exc
cu,ve officer, Lieut.. h ComstOck, and seven wound
ed Toe enemy suffered severely, and be requested
permission to bury his deai
respectfully,
CIV. HARRISON, @. S N.
COMPARISON OF FTDERAL CONFEDERATE NAVAL ToRCEs
E>GAGXD.
Rdu al iorce-2s vessels, carrying 2l2 guns.
CoEFEDRRArK FORCE
tennessee iron-tlad ram, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6
Morgan, sdsvheel gunboat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Gairs, do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
SsmA, DO do ....:.......'........ 6
-
Four vessel, gum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
CoLLEGE..

w The exercises u
this Institution vii be resumed the l6h Of September In ad
dion regular Collegiate Glasses, Preparatory English
Classical Mathematical Department. viii DO Igsnrsd and
conducted BY t1e Faculty.
AEDIs be procured 10 Lexington without deuly
especially when payment made In Pk0vIsI0Ns.
be paid Ia advance
Disabled soLDIEB Of COED character, Without
requisite means VII be admitted free Of tuition.
For particulars address any member Of tho Faculty.
j. L. CAMPBELL,
au2-c6.s Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

DrcBARGID Ms. Ala +. Halris, rece lily arr eIted
in Georgia and brought 10 this city on tie charge of
holding corresponds zee with officers Of the United
States Army been discharged after examination
OF the case Size returns to her home in Georgia
Tlis statement is made st her nqlest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

SINKING OF TIE YANKEE VESSEL TECUNsEH
WITH HER CREW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
nnNAuAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to HeRrico County jan,
w Jane ne IN, 1854 negro man nened ~ .lssIOD
dave The BOP ry o. D. Jones, Of LA So me SAID he
g geaFs sge, feet inches h<A sioa
had % eomnsi g sut Of Eoolcn eotocssiset hAE
Hil requested . 0rga D. prove P.oPe1 Rey
a. ~ eco. D PLkA5ANfss
lvi4-vSw sheriff Of Henllco county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
TURNING OF ANOTHER, THE PHILIPPE
SURRENDER OF THE TENNESSEE

KILLED AND WOUNDED ON THE TENNESSEE, MOE
GAN AND SELMA.
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BY flag OF TRUCE BOAT.

In addition 10 tho thirty eight Surgeons and one
su.erA 1t Colonel and Obsplaus al esdy snnOune-
O., NJ Bsals, from near Petersburg and Ne. and Mrs.
81 ston, from the nsghbO. hOcd Of Lynebburg, came
the dag Of truce boa. lying a. Coz's Landing
CAPTAIN Hatch will take down q morning four hun
dred wounded Yankees to be sent nOrthWAEd, and vii
rrobablg return BY six o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

NEW CONCERN.-1he undersigned hys
~ this da formed copirtnsItho, uader The 3m srdSis
WILL AsiS NORfLEGy fos TIE puspese o. conjucrg
sEeAi AustoH aud mnsiOn tu,lEeas sEd bare takes s
large sbo1st VI N ain tnd eh
We hall suppisd Win the most Oh is
Of Chewus and Smokey Daeco, Cotton Ya4rs Doss-
TO W0ulel aoous dI.cE fon 0! esabhhsd
rrpuiad eli II gccds zoe 10 be had COn-
sno may assured pou aid special stenen 70 uer
i0tsre,L
Lbsral advances viii be red, al orsgDmsu,s Ia hand
u o rpt rsturns made l.. I. VILLAIN
N. a.. NVkfLkET.
Eichuond August q. 1851
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
ARR1vALeT rEsNE.sEE prsuHH4cxEaa

Eighteen o. these TsEmin, cap ursi by our cavalry
In Hast Tennessee, arrived lat night on the DAnVle
tain and W,Te assigned appropriate quarters at the
Il ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE
NAVAL ENGAG INTENT BELOW MOBILE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
Az IHE var DKPARINISF,

There was no.hing At the Wsr Department ss nine
oeloek last nght-loi even the customary diak oil ice
water FOR anxious irqairers after var De"s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

! iSSOnUIIOH.-The concern of AREk1S,
~ NDRfLEEc& CO., this dsy dissolved b. the sale o.
s,E Arens interest Mr. Mr. D. I. Williams al pErte. In
de6.ed hOirg ns ass Ibe Concern vii eau OF
elGer party ssttlem whh pppoe orb the
tie concern will be nSsJ. GE0RGE AbhIs
BILL NukGLkEf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

no CHANGE IN TIE POSITION OF THE two
ARMIES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
BURNSIDE REMOVED.
THE INVASION OF MARYLAND.
HUNTER SUPERSEDED.
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

A MAxuUvRE TOWARDS WHEELING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

We have received copy of the New York Times Of
the instant from which we gather the following In
teresing news:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
FROM PETERSBURG.
NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED

Tue EXPLOSION OF OUR NINE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

It is reported here tlas force of rebels Gloss
ing tho Potomac yesterday bsIond Hancock, and we're
thorty save that Early has been or ia being reinforced
ey Lopg,tres corps and that Wheeling ia the point
10 be aimed as. We have means o. ascettainiDg
TIE reabi ity of this report but hnk it is rather
,.E
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~ p. ". oRUsBa, AunroEsKa.
HE VALUABLE RESEMBLANCE.

ON sScohO, siSsEH AsssEAIL AsD CLAY sEk1Ils,
FOR SALE Az AUCTION: b
WILL be fold at auc siop, on the premises,
w MONDAY August 5a, Il ~ O'Clock b., hst very
detrAbe Teslde0ce located 80 ths occupancy "
Mr. @m.s kog,n1. 1t besides ktsEeE tsI
and water; and, having beea tUt sh .eE ySaIE ll
excellent oadiionindee3 u Is vesy desirable esd
Toe location Of bg goot and the ne gbcrhood ssey
excellent one
oas-thIrd ss, balance sir and twelve nonhi
all al The oPaon OF NE purchased Posseon VIZ be gwen
IL trs days. p W. GHUnBs, Arctr,
An Eucc 10 Goa iu
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LOSSES OF THE ENEMY,
COMPARISON OF THE FORCE ENGAGI

Tho subjoinsd telegram was received from the Sec
rotary o. the Navy:
MOBILE, August 9th, 1884.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

PrTrR Bus q, Aug. 4th, 1854.
b. c. DeJarnette, Capt. c. S. A.
nil 7. ion Fortress N ouroe:
Ihavejust received note iion Mrs. O. How and where Ga
ME. All we'll &C. J. Il. DEW.
~ New York Daily News and other papers please copy
huG-lEs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

EUR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT
II fse shoe Iron 1T s16o. and horse shoes Of bess
s7A leEehs country produee a. curreat rates
We WGuli respectfully MORN friends and the public thsi
Spencer 70 lis whole time (except
In the esy) buiness, this likely
be permanent al consgnents Of produce sha
promptly attended to. ePEN0ER vkHABLE,
auS-eod2v@ las Gary street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Our bellies have each yeaf now style u
dressing The most approved style Tor the
hair il a couple OF pafs ia front. she hair
falling in ringlets behind and made fast vi h
gold. ivory or jeweled comb. or else gath.
cred in a s~ab. without ORDER OF nestness,
and crammed into q ret 10 fall low on the
neck, the curls looking extremely tidy ana
cemely. tho -wabs looking as u the maiden
had made hssty toilet and forgotten 10 A.
range her hair Dresses are worn with loag
trains. and 10 dancing II demands great arr
on the part o. the wesrer 10 keep her own
iss OF Der dress aud more 10 keep her
Partners feet away. low neck dFcss of
ruffied cambFick. ) very popular Much
iewe'ry + worn. Sharp contrasts are seen
s0ch a. black fress with a yellow or red
trimming The style when the drees "a not
low. is high n the neck. With buttons. like
coioneis uniform. on the breast. with imi-
tstlon shoulder strap Tie lockies ere
tasty. elsborstely trimmed snd adorned si'h
= tnii Of feathers IN trout. ike = fous4s,a
plume. OF with b.fd OF paradise Old lsas
Is much worn. vide. and A. yello~ - saffron.
IL must be real lace. as nothing 80 dingy and
unsigbtly would De allowed Il il we're not
re.l. IL - anfasAiousbis 10 wear bss- =
bcnnets n riding shont The village -
Rosfa. Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

A gentleman =; Charleston. Who. before
the VAR had plenty Of property sad lived
seii. wrote lately 20 n nso'her 10 Washing
too. - follcss.
"lt = irving snised is ne. 10 feed And
clothe my family ss eiehs ! shall Re thank
ful u I've through this unnatural and koF-
fibls hnsintss nd sm Gblo 70 ssse nv lhtie
aae~ from absolute vast sod Starvation We
I've pfieei7siiy arpn corr -erssd sna fice.
~lth nefs piecs e' isesh best more that once
- three seeks. ss1 q Tea. eode~ ef saEsr -
Twenty-Five dallsr- - cnniedeFal> msnsy
: rsallF worth about enc sollsr n former
tine Therp are. hD~sver. labaaersols
persors tbe South lsr scTss Of than u
The soliowing are tic pricrs OF Living =
Beet. s. per pound. sac0E. 8 ard 81 rsr
posnd. cprn-meEi. SIS ena 81 per basAei
Sour. s275 and 800 per hsrrei. faolssses SO
pr gsiloa; sugar (BrovnA. g. and s. per
poane. coffee si2 per poned. tea 50 api
50 per pound. bread bakers small loaves.
81 ,,er loaf good sizsd losf. 81. boot. 500
per pair, hoes. 800 10 SI25 per pair; cloth.
SO. so add tlt-0 per y.rd. 4nd everything
else n proportion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
tisliSaolo'a moss vss,,.

. rs4siieli i..tie1 ipr Dse..rs q syphiilsi. p.
a.. sb5 ~ a. inherit l dirfl4st "a IL Urlns..
I. aaiis sfiai.s ..e.e sa'ia cf tlsslpsfion, 20 10
ar Ia e.A'f = via tle tfi. Bsoht ~ esa.-
panlla, Ia suen aistf - e. fssou.s,enied
De fFopIfetof, 81 aaeTinE his Aemetias L. t.s
snicted uolld have 4 distinctly En1srstooi ia.
ny are noi fAssi 4 hssl nee; lests ras tus a..
PnAHzA AID cHEMfFrEY
~ih ihs sfsataft -cca -. Lhenflcal know isdss
., 49, a. aeysisa - .ss ee'aer..e. % Rs.o
cty 4 n lscelplia. Iifsl ksf..ines are Yntosss1
ksoost msnoed ana used n tnt rrs1acs 81 Yhyr'
eisna ~ the esrs q ths aiovs il.s-asns-
prooaTt ne hslaefy n once.
Etidspce - ibs laoft rslistls soa r.spon.fels
eaeF acter FFin srconi ee1J ne Medicine.
o.fslnes.s. q e'rss ffom g. - yssFs s,sasias.
siib names su0sn - sclsrcs al ialae
Bor medical proysrues n rffHu -. nis.sss.
torf e tb~ U1itsd slsl-r.
sss Preissssr Ds-ss'. salasi,. sarss = a.
Frartioe - PlY4io.
ses rslnaIks made - ~ l.fs ess.a..t.s 40,
p ysl "a. phflstslpfss
Sc remarks Haads ~ az. gpafs = xsDo..... 4.
esisf1sisa Physician ssa ksE.isr - kessi c.
legs q sursssas, iretspc. 81 pabisast II -.
Tfussfiou1 cft1s hing AId l.4a.l. = Iounsl
ste ketioo-chirursi al Hste~. pablishss 4,
beHtazatn rrAyess. Bellies u sassi osll,ss q "a,
ssols.
0sa mosi q ne late sssndsfa r,rt. "a asf,s..
-, - beess :. - 80 tatlis - sir s. . y
a. y IFe4 no4f " aAA. - - A.
~ hsh dossn q sAcb - t1 q. ~AlsL <lil = s1G
ofn - curs TIE moi obsiin4is oesaa IN cfrss1ions
sra n1nersd -. DellFeredfs snF a1afesf ..purxls
"a ked fl1fl obstrvEtIon.
s-rDs-cElDe synploraa a. - csus - unf s.1lo1s
cures Guaranteed Advice Grstss
AFFIDAVIT.
fsfesEslly sppt4fst tefofs n.4. a lf1sruaD %
- els effhi4sasiplie ~ 7. Hsilatoid - bs,.-<
daiT tsoia. doiA fagi iis preparations ooutaln \.
nsGcotIe rBercrry. che irirflo-ss drrxs 20.
are plr--T .ssst@t - "A. a. HzLhEJLD.
seofa asi s1bfcTibec tff1fs 80. TIA a. asy :,
f7fnpef. ia III. 2. nIBnafD. Aldsrr,Ga
et1za "a -l-sss kso1. Fkfls
kfdises iatiszs sor lnfors1ssfo1 IN oolnlsDos ;.
T. nkfhBoI.D. ctsrhL
iScb4s "a = Irs.b 81. bel CT asfaut ersla
Aat s9t. ~ ldasY Es- foa.
60 bs4sts ol oourfsl sln I'D urpx1rsl,<s.
es-iefs. $40 soasssss % sspssr u ibsl7 owr'Ts13
ethsT" trtt.es 81 Ne ssp1tGfiE1 rttssnst ~
tiosrSc,i's tet-isf Prepare l-1s.
tf8sf RtchQ
ssrBsusstlis
slrroTes trf.r ~ssf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Fer HATS Nice, f<oaehcs. Aus.s
Ned tfuk<. uofas in furs WOoI.
ens. &c.s susects oo Plants gsgss
q al mails. A<.
r~s - ~ -. 49, sn4 "a - Rax--. esl1l--. <ss
Es<ks- eS kn4 - sines So Hesais fulsic irstfts-
tsans. kf ..s... .s.... q. - e..s.k.
--o,fv fsfsI'Fh,s rsrnssl<s sxe~4-e
Pre- frgza Pe-cns."
Vet fxa<srtsz le tke uenskn fsMils !"
-Ea-< conse COT 81 -1elr hsl~s . d.
~eota raci<<<is r. 81 irrs ec~z
aDse@< ~ s1 nrrxrisn a. Estsli<fs s~asy-
vke-e
uA-Es<~&r<z e. al ~><Ekl<>< .zlt<as1<.
So tAzf "cos1Aus zane = e s11s bss.
H~<tI<. s.t yl<<k- r<1e~e ecz b1s-
A-A<1r<<s HENRY - COSTAw
1rs@x<|nf pupo< gS31roefvsy. xev Yov8.
rssd - "a wheisnai< s14 k>snll nR1egh<z d
fsrrs u0AlsA ssrakUon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

InxHs u ssId 90 os youDg lady, zged
ssses elgh,een. -ho belongs 70 ard resides 10
s. Lonis. and ~ko hzs sone nothing bat
sat snd s.eep siacs she sss lsus yesn Old
Soc = Awake s<yea f1inctes twice Ia twenty.
four ho1r- sDd then t>lks and eats
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
voNsoRlAI.


DAOF. GEORGE w CANADA
Il ~snl1 respectful, inForm a.. effisens that A
~ fc1to ketp rrsi elnHs shaving ssicon, sd}o(n>
"a fze TsrFe Es1ts House. ~ ElsnatActnros a1
.rtle1s 81 EAfk TONIC tesl ksoDs The
scaip ires fFcm 4soirrf. ALSO hnAIpOou
for eis ass. eirci a.tszilo2 kivea tc okon-
poonlnxnrd c-srinz Te-ns l-scs>- snt ktsoas 01ris
1sF ssG0k0 =.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

THE PARTNERSHIP OF TUR-
II xxR&N-kEsE. 80 seis 80 elsselFed -
rassaai = nssnt ~ kaslae. - tks afn 81 es 49,
- - e.sAer - .taer - the H-re ao1s = p
Iarnsf. aneressor q fhe lstf 80 - 1s-errS
49, Ia TrnSEN.
"A NrKFE< y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

- a. tlf-eFfetr .fsl af.a. A. - Ec.E2eo<4'..
sks 40 ntief Cri cai tts stssf lse.nsrf an s<rs
~ .sIal ssot irnpoeiii14 .nd skpo<nrs 80
~ VA. leg1-5v1s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
lone Insurance Company
LAFAYETTE. INDIANA.
orsIcs-ovuR THE RANK OF rHu sTA~s
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900.

DR0PERTY insured against Loss
Il or damage By fTe. At fair rates and en liberal
terms
losse. met promptly and justly.
0thsf thiags being equal. OUT Home Companies
shoai have the erence
n would be well for rersons q seq1<ls.t them
6e'v.sv a this no tay and populsr company ts-
ere nsoring elsewhere
oFFIoERs,
Wa. SAESmuRs, Pre-. dent.
J.srxA "A. nkfssxs, Vice President.
J. HaaiaE OeEssEs. Ircssnrsr.
CAAnLn1 ~. trA@EsTT. ~ecrcfary-
ID eEC Cas- AND RRFsRENtEa;
hon G Gresofy. Attorney, lafayette, In
Hon Test, Judre tsr-uit Court. -
Gel Jasper Dresser. Atorneys a.
0en Ia sehle. stiatant General o. insisna
Col tu avsn. or,euseure.
Hon. !. klsslnc, Apcitor u state. Indianapolis.
uss- :. .Hun Ia Fsrests Indians
lohn A. sane Au'y do
Joan u. Goessr. % g.
" -. e. CIrcEft Prosecutor, A.
licn. " !. Noaslnf e. easA. Isl Nss i.4sk. leds-
knapoiis
Gel. a. ~ coansr. rs.s master. la1i.n-paa.
Wns ss.rshary, "a Fsyetis.
oof. q T. A,rion. guttsss pclis. int
lhes. ~ heng- stfcrney. Terre Hsuis.
rf. ], a. ia "a. sec,Y Of state. lnd4auA.,4Iis.
aon. Dkvfd rurrie. senfirsfls, tndisna
Col Thos. Dos ,inE. Csnai Con Z. Ierre uaaie
Get y. y. Palmer fcrusriy s-c'y state. Ine speii.
aon "A T&ioof. frss. ssaking fant, 81
W.B, Hesoh. isgmerly OK sap Gear a.
Ir. q n, TsfrY. tstles. ln.isns
Chas.T. g letf. tefa ,euo
THos y. kuTSxiIA sg~ssai A ssas.
fhoS A. oSs. l.oeal kseni.
Iss>te1n Trs n~us<. tntts~a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
ME DscAI.
Ine AL Sufficient Three.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REuEDIES
Known a. HKLMBoLprs-
GENUINE PREPARATIONS. Vi =
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SkNUtNE PREPARATION, vfs \
,'nboid'n Erfr.oi "a Baoha,s Hslnbo,d,, asxus.
pa1nas heizaboid's Imprcvsd hose Veek-
~
eimooit's Genuine prepar .lion UraUIY O0u.
ssIRALEp cohPoVSD rLuiD KxTRAcf b.
Tie Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel. Drops,sAi swell
-. and all diseases aud deranxsneuts o. -
Urinary orsan,. whether axisftsg IN Male o. Dsuala
Jsssss. ef these osgasn require the ed of .
AuhkIlC. HelEiboll.s Exfraci Bucku n ths
GREAT DIukkTfC. ard ls certain 90 have shs de-
sired soeei In ell Diseases ior which q Ia rsosu.
Ihis keaisins Increase shs power q psxssssss.
nd ezeltes The Ahsorbents into healthy scsloo ev
w1icb t1e W atery or Caicareous deposifion 4 a a
ue Unnatural knlarEenlcuta are refno~i, a. us.,
- - - NC ia,nsnsnast'ee, ~n< - aceA 81 den.
Dlrecslors acosmpsn1 Ilsluheiais 9.sss.i Bsa.,,
81 weAknsss sFristnx fen Rsees<ss hshiss II IA
.gsuer. k,sLiy La.i.s>s ss.ien g. soass. ssssaass
w tse toiio~inz y upt0tos
mai'psluon % stsfees. los Il power. is>s -
rrsnsl,rs, nsrrOT q nss.a's. ~ss.srlas.:. Ma
sen ~ Nisisn pain ia the bssk universal lasuieuds
of ths nuscnlH systsn, bot hants. 6sshtrs al ~
bcdY, drynsnn - the skfn. erupt NJ as the -.
fAi1o c0paTKNANCn,
nkAvlNEas or rHs Hfxlms,
wtth temporary sunnsion sra "a q slxkl
nenf al Attsnuon. ssfallt,
hssiisssa.ss.
WIN tett~t 81 <o<iefF.
noshsns Il Eaofs dcklrs' ls 70 such psrscts thss
sohtudes and nothing they kacs< dread "a f>sr az
thcnsefxes Ne EcTces ~ nsn1sr, ne sarnestpe<a
40 spesnlslol. eui hurried rsnsitica rvu
a1estisn 20 arcther.
these gmptorns, n alio~sd 20 &C o., Which Sss
nedis.ne invariably removes, scos fellows
''''0''' spa.pus s,. f'''''''
n one q which the psueOt may expire.
Whockn say that they ere noi ffccusnty folleusc
- thoee "dirsfnl disease I" fos>nlss ana Con-uDrr
ron.
Many ars aware Of TIE Gauss "a tLslf xust-rin.
tut none Stl confess. 1ne records Of shs irssSs
AEyiEEe, aud tie melancholy desths hy Oouonwo.
ton. bear ample testimony q the truth q tie -
ton. IN Lanstie AsYlums the nost nslsnohel1 =. |.
hinuon appears. the eonrfensnce IL sc(uallS As .
dsn and esits cssliufs. r;her rafrsh or ertef eve
ddt ~ should soGnd = t.e vc,os eoSsr, ID 4.
rkrelJ srtculsse.
With wesfnl EesE Urea. y al ss.nsls
Low snleD sounds their sriel hsxu,is
Parents arj guardians. caution yorr ofus<~.
against this evl habit 4. s the creates, curse thsa
can oefsll young man woman c1atttns theuD
toz happiness aud married LIE
They may not experience the consequence D,v-
out must and viii sooner later The oonstisx sscs
onee Affected vita sympiems organic wssknsss n
ouires the aid cf medicine strengthen and Iux,s
orsto the system, which Hclmbolds RxTRAoI On
BUCHV invariably doe trial viii aouvipss )
most skeptcai.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Tsa usf<slxres sxv's< gsrehasfts1s nt<frss q
". Mzk en. ~. fe ke So - Terssr \ ntk-<1
49, raatnne fke hnzIasss a. ths e4 stsn4. saf -
free p~t1 - xr.fa al ts<-~s. sat p.rtrssr
teEfte1 80 - ths rersttta< at = wxrtlng q
xp>es. - hs<as nsx 7. n \ = p~Fe..
s1<Us1&k1n 1As. II. T1E<Ek
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Mrs. A. &. DAVIS RETURNS
VI shsnk, q he f.sles e T~-r~ Haste s.s -
<tnlu ~ Fsa asc-s. a. see fE rt1crsd =
f>ns essr C1s~<' k<ers-enuxn>e r~x~ xt&kl.s
carner. ws4it p~t reF-c<f9ilF cA1 al,zz zon q k~r
s<iertI<1s = fafs~n< E< kfrlret A. = s1s .<-<-t
srrlos. co<<srn< - br<<s. slsss anx J.rs>fs fur
l.-1.<. 49, cati4r~4s fzzterzs. f2rtlrzzxr xztnn-
tea rsrse - kntrus1sry st<arE.< kna Erxte<-y
ki<e kErssns szlizsi.s 1zns ~sks .sss.n sn1 <ss
psxrk sp4ettf-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13

Tshar Hkurr, June 4, iss3.
Ne have this day sold CT stock o. Hardware 90
Mr. James y. Lyons. al We cordi nyr sooommend
hin 10 or former friends, and hope they will ex-
tend % him the same liberal patronage they have
10 the oil hrIn. A. c. w. S. PoTwIS.
Having purchas = Ne srs- potwins stock OF Hard
ware az 80 Main rect. shall add such goods IN
this line as he wants o; tAis community demand
and shall endeavcr 20 keep fully supplied st al
times with esmplete stock. and hope by strict at
tendon 20 business, and BY selling at the lowest
prizes, 70 meiit the patronage Of the public.
Terre R&uio. June1. 80 JAS. NJ. LYONS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-13
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Heimbotds Highly Cenes nifsfed Csn.ross<
flulD txTHhcI SkaSkPs.llIf.
Byphiiis.

nfhis l. az sneotlon - tao BIs8d. ssd susots IN.
sexual Organs. llnlngs 81 TIE nocs. ears. throos
wiudpipes and ether faucorl surfacas, faakfne ln
spgcefance IN he lcIa ofulfAh.. ana IL generally
attended with discharge nor 81. les orenaire All
II giocsedi cestfoYt ~hsirvsf ,,.ri ~ may stfscS
flia dlseaer 8 niisN see. st'fi.i q Children A.
CONTRACTED ffom N rsl1s tsa.e eud oflsa s.fih
o. otI hoes, 40 81 , iaag tls ssss ts..s
HhIHhoIDf HI1HAf fHEEFN FN1nAffn nDs
ftJtb Fistio tkthAtf @AfuiAfAhIt4.&
filai1 - peta 81 sii tseil.i s--sl he haoha 49,
l.inpol1't hoss hstb applet - fbs Ulcers
iialubolis Esilstt kslsa,.sssflis Ps.fn.. "A.
fi0of. Ell removes al tsly sIalflss ai t.s Ekl..
zl Ing the casniiis Aila ti.-F ari EssitLr ooss
= saaz prepared espIenfiy isf flis Glaze u osa,-
'-ilb, ~ hiooi fufiigng Fflf.f'iss sfs pssssrt.s
- greater estfui ilsa 49, sii.sr os.nsssllau .
- -elaUaftlla