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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-26

II 4 q d u &C Il 4 d X er.
MO 1a SOUTH WATER ST, CHICAGO.
IN III. r. y. Box 2ooe. Cash adv anccs made
on property in store mch7 -d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-26

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-26

.flsO---.MELODEO.V.N,
In every variety, with prices ranging from $45
to s22'- Every one cordially invited to call
and examine our instruments, whether they wish
to buy or not
Orders ffOBu q Distance prompt.
Nv Attended TO.
Address all letters W. W. KIMBALn
dcl7 1i2 Lake Street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-26

and offer better inducements to capitalists than
any security Of public or private character now
Offering ut par mch3ldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-26

Morris Island, =. Z. Jan. 2lst, 1864.
PROr HoILOwHY.--Please find enclosed the
sum Of sl.oo for pills. have diarrhoa, and
can't get it stopped, 50 want to try your pills.
Yours. &c, Wx CHKIRSTY,
mch7d3m] Go. d, 1o4th Penn. Vols.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

ty TO protect Generals who, by mistake or
upon false information, had ARRESTED inns-
cent persons"
Mr.. Graham spoke Of Nsrth Carolina.
u any one supposed that anything in the
condition OF that State had at any time
called for the passage. Of this law, that
opinion was. in his belief, erroneous. When
Lincoln. by his proclamation. had declared
war, she said there was no neutrality for
her. She threw herself, heart and ssul,
into the contest, and in the manner in which
she had bsrne herself, in her contribution
to the cause in men and means, in the valor
OF her sens on every battle field, she we'll
might challenge comparison with any State
OF the Confederacy. He had learned from
the Adjutant General Of North Carolina,
that that State had contributed to the war
97.sss men, besides two regiments, the
muster rolls Of which had not been receiv-
ed. OF this number there were now so,
600 10 the field. When Gen.. Lee began
the fight ia the Wilderness with that army
which was the admiration Of the world, one.
half of them were North Carolinians. He
knew not what was the number new, RI.
duced by the dead who were under the sod,
and The wounded in the hospitals.
He did not think another law to sus-
pend the writ either necessary or expedi-
ent. He was not even prepared to say that
ne was content that the present law should
remain in force until it expired by limita.
tisn. He thought the burden imposed BY
it on the necks Of the people shsuld be
withdrawn; yet. il bill, properly guard
ed. suspendiug the writ Of habeas corpus,
should be brought forward, he did not know
that he should withhold his vote.
The vote was then taken on the resolu
tiop. Ito inquire into the expediensy o.
continuing the suspension] and it wa.
agreed to-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08
GOV. GRAHAM on THE HABEAs CORPUS

GOV. GRAHAM os THE HABEAs CORPUS.
The Richnond papers have not reported
the speech delivered BY Gov. Graham in
the Confederate Senate on Tuesday last on
the habeas corpus Question. The Wing
compliments il editsiially as fellows:
:" Mr.. Graham. Of n. g., presented his
views al length Gu the habsds corpus ques-
tion. taking the ground that I'll. act sus-
pending the privilege Of this writ was not
only in contrayention Of the Constitution.
but also encouraged the enemy to believe
that such a stringent measure was necessa.
~ TO suppress dissflsctiOu in our midst.
when il was we'll known 10 US that no such
disaifectien existed. Mr.. Graham conclud-
ed his remarks with yindication Of North
Carolina from imputstions Of ,lisloyalty to
the Southern cause. The whole speech
was delivered in excellent temper, and was
not only characterized by elegance Of rhe.
toric. but by iorce Of argument, which Sc
cured for the speaker tho constant attention
Of the Senators present"
In brief sketch OF the conclusion oi
the speech given by the Examiner, he ar.
gued that the proper course was for militia
ry commanders 10 arrest and imptison.. dis.
loyal men and traitors, as they bad righl
to do, "and he (Mr. Graham) would 60 al
Ear IS any one in passing bill Of indemni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

Arrival Of Captured .Arms.-We noticed
at the depot Of the Richmond and Freder.
icksburg railroad, yesterday. eight or ten
freight cars loaded exclusively with Yam
kee muskets. brought from the battle fields
near Spottsylvania c. HI. We learn from
Col. Baldwin, Chief Of Ordnance for the
army OF Gen. Lee, that we have already
secured $4,000 Yankee muskets on the
battle-helds in Spottsylssnia. and 1000 in
Chesterfield, in addition 10 FIVE pieces Of
artillery, including three twenty pound
PARROTS and two Napoleons.
Richmond Examiner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08


AN ACT msre .6ectusly to ssetwe The benefis cfMe
rrf 81 habtas corpus, and 10 prerent the franspor.
The aGfs.
SEC. /. BE IL enacted BY The General As
senaog Of North Carolina. and IL is hereby
enacted BY fhs authority Of The same. That
any person as 10 whom writ Of habeas
corpus has been issued and served, who
wiliully fails or refuses, under any pre-
tehcs whatever, 10 obey the mandate there
Of, Or the orders Of the Judge or court there
on, before whom the same is heard, or who
knowingly or Intentionally prevents the
service of the same by force. or by keeping
out VI the way, or who shall wliully fail or
refuse 70 permit any person upon applica.
ton by counsel. IN his custody, 20 consult
with and have the assistance Of counsel, for
the purpose Of sueing out. or prosecuting
said writ, or who shall send away or csn,
ceal any persen who is 10 his custody or
under his control. with intent TO prevent
said writ from being sued out or executed.
or the petitioner iron being discharged,
when the judge or court 50 orders, shall be
guilty Of high misdemeanor, and, on con.
siction in the Superior Court, shall be
fined not less than one thousand dollars and
imprisoned not less than ole year.
SIC. 9. Bet further enacted, That if any
person shall, under any pretence whatso-
ever. transport beyond the limits Of lhi.
State. by force or violence. any person in
civil life, such person SO offending shall be
guilty ola high misdemeanor. aud, on cons
yiction, shall be fined not less than two
thousand dollars and imprisoned not less
than one year.
SIC. 3. BE IL further enacted, That if any
person in civil life shall be transported be.
yond the limits Of this State, contrary tu
the provisions of the second section of this
act, the Governor Of the State shall forth.
with demand him Of the authorities of the
Confederate States where such person may
be imprisoned.
Read three times and ratified in General
Assembly, the 2sth day Of May, 1864.
X. ). DONNELL, s. III. G.
GILES MEBANE, s. 5.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

regard the present war between the Con-
federate States and the United States, as A
war OF self-defence on the part of the Cons
federate States, We. we do not hesitate to de.
clare, that, for the sake of humanity, it be-
comes our government, through its appro-
pirate constitutional departments, to use
its earnest efforts to put an end to this un-
n atural and unchristian work of carnage !:
and to this end we earnestly recomme nd
that our government, after signal successes
Of our arms, and on other occasions, when
none can impute its action to alarm, in
stead of a sincere desire for peace, shall
make to the government of: our enemy an
official sffer for peace, on the basis Of inde-
psndence and nationality, with the propo-
sition that the doubtful border States shall
settle the question for themselves, BY con-
yentions to be elected for tina, purpose, af-
ter the withdrawal of all military forces of
both sides from their limits.
Rssolued, That we believe this course, on
the part Of our Government, would be hall
ed by our people and soldiery as an ASST
rance that peace will not be unnecessarily
delayed, nor their safferings unnecessarily
prolonged.
RESOLVED. That while the foregoing is an
expression Of the sentiments of this Gene
raj Assembly respecting the manner in
which peace should be sought, we renew
our pledges of the resources and powers Of
the State to the prosecution Of the war,
defensive on our part, until peace is OBJ
tanned, upon just and honorable terms. and
until the independence and nationality Of
the Confederate States is established.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08


where and when have our people failed you
in battle or withheld either their blood or
their vast resourcesi To what exaction
have they not submitted, what draft upon
their patriotism have they yet dishonored |?
Conscripticn ruthless and unrelenting has
only been. exceeded in the severity Of its
execution by the impressment of property,
frequently entrusted to men unprincipled,
dishonest, and filed to eyerAowing with all
the petty meanness of small minds dressed
in little briei authority.
The files Of my office are piled up with
the uaayaiIing complaints Of outraged citi-
zens, to whom redress is impossible. Yet
they have submitted, and So far performed
with homer. their duty to their country.
though the voice Of their very natural mur-
murs is sat down to disloyalty. do not
hold you responsible for all the petty an
noyances. the insolence Of office, under
which eur people lose heart and patience.
Even il | did. | cannot forget that it is my
country that | am serving. not the rulers Of
that country. make no threat. desire
only with singleness Of purpose aad SINGER
ity OF heart; 10 speak those words of sober
ness and truth. which may, with the bless
ing of Ged. best subserve The cause oil my
altering country.
Those words now believe 10 be the ad.
vice herein given, TO refrain froff exercis-
ing ths extraordinary powers about 10 be
given you BY the Congress, at lesst until
the last hspe Of moral influence being SUI
hcient. is extinct. Though you expressed
fear in your last letter that nv continued
efforts TO conciliate were injudiciOus,
cannot yet see just cause for abandonin,
II. Perhaps am undaly BIASED in my
judgment concerning a people whom
love. and 10 whom owe so much. Though
trust not. Our success depends not or
the nambsrs engaged 70 support osr cause
but upos their zeal and affection. Henc,
have every hope in persusding, not sns
in forcing the sympathies Of an unwilling
people. The Legislature Of this Stat,
meets next May. Two.thirds are requir,
ed BY our Constitution 70 call a Conven
tisn. This number cannot be obtained I; /
bare maturity vote for submitting the pro
position. will, 10 my opinion. be impossible
Under no circumstances can a Convention
be assembled in North Carolina during III,
present year, in my Judgment. and darih.
next summer the approaching State elec
tions will afford an opportunity Tor ful
and complete discussion Of all the issues
the result Of which do not fear, il left 1
Yourselves. II there be people on cart
given TO the sober second thought amenabl
TO reason and regardful Of their plighte,
honor. | believe that may claim that it i
the people Of North Carolina.
Very respectfully, your Obedient sery't.
Y. b. VANCE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

From Northern rirginia.-It is believed
that Grant, having thrown away O,ooc
men in front Of Gen. Lee without accom-
plshing anything. is new endeaycripg By .
stragetic movement to reach the Peninsu.s,
with a view Of advancing on picamo,. d
from that route, taking for his hase ys,s
Point, which he might have occupied i,
the commencement Of the eampilga.
RiehmonS D.s0cs4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

The SUBORDINATE GENERALS. General
Johnston is fortunate, think, in his sub
ordinates. There is not more perfect of
ficer than Hardee, more magnetic leader
than Hood. Cheatham is as useful iu camp
as he is dashing on the field. Cleburne is
industrious, experienced and daring. Bate
is earnest, laberious aud warm hearted.
Stewart is type of the Christian soldier
and gentleman. Walker is single minded,
gallant and energetic. Stevenson is up to
all the tricks of war, West Pointer every
inch Of him. These are aided By bright
corps of brigade commanders. As class,
they are temperate and attentive, and pos
sess the confidence Of their men. On the
outposts Wheeler, who is truly fine ca
valry commander, has his division in excel
lent efficiency. He keeps up with the
times and is never caught mapping. The
provost marshal general, also, who comes
very high in Importance as standing at the
head Of the secret service. is fine selee-
tion. Col. Ben. Hill gained famous name
as fighter. Taken irsm the field and
placed in the office, he is exhibiting the
same shrewd characteristics, and do not
doubt has the situation constantly at his
fingers ends. With such staff about him,
Gen. Johnston is hardly likely to be in
weighed inte false step. or overcome by
any enemy whatsoever. Cor. Atlanta App.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

A Spanish Admiral has seize IL. CAN.
cha Islands, the property Of Peru.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-08

Re,ol,stions in reference 10 Basis Of Penee.
RssoiUed, By the General .4sssn,by of fhs
State cf North Carolina, That whilst we
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,.

OAHU ss-KATE LORETTA V4LENTINE, Complainant.
Us. JOHN II. P4LENTINE, Defendant. Action brought
before the Honorable r. G. Davis Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court Chambers petition this day flied in the
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
SUMMONS to JOHN ~. pALENTINE, defendant
greeting You hereby summoned by order o the Hon.
R. G. Justice Of the Supreme Court be and
appear said Judge at his Chambers in the City Of
within twenty days exprR-
months from the date Of this show
Valentine, complainant, should
decree this
ing her, the said complainant from the bonds of marmony
existing between the sad Complainant and John H. Val
defendant the grounds Of deseron all which is fully
forth in the petition filed this And hereby
notified that if fail TO appear and file to the
sa petition, above required the said Complainant will
apply to this Court for the relief therein demanded
WITNESS the Honorable Robert G.. Davis, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, Honolulu, this 26th
. day of August. A. D. 1885,:
! LIZ JN0 F. BARNARD,
Supreme Court.
ORDERThe above hereby ordered 10 be pub
lished in the Pacific ercaI o Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands, week for five consecutive
months.
II. G. DAVIS. Justice Supreme Court.
r. II. STANLEY, Attorney for Petitioner,
Ho8o}Slu, 29h August 1864 S3l-3rn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
e ouFfesy.
AZ ATHESIAS STORY.

ATHESI.s STORY.
Ii Atheus. ere its sun q fame had set
Midst pomp aHd show the gazing crowds we're met,
latent for ever upon something new,
The mimic wonders Of the stage to view
50 where the wide-extended circus spreads
In gathered ranks is u living heads,
Raaged IN close order, rising row row,
The void arena the space below
Ths sea.s we're GiIed bat the sho= began.
a stranger enter-d-twGs aged mani
4 While he sought place ".th aspect mild
The polished yound Athen,ans sat and smiled.
Eyed his coafGsion with a ssde-iong glance,
But kept t.eir seats, on his advance.
v for c burning blush Of deeper hue
To marx the shame of that self glorious crew
Hos poor the produce Of fair learn;ng's tree,
Tabt Dears no fruits Of s9eet humility.
The growth Of aris aad sciences, how vain
II hearts that feel not for anOther's pain
the Spartan youth, whose simple school
instiIIed the plain but salutary rule
VI kindness, and whose honest souls preferred
TrUth to odisP!ay-perf5rmance to e word.
These Spartan youths had their appointed place,
Apart from Atticus, distinguished race,
And rose with one accord intent to prove
10 honoured age their duty and their love-
Nor did a Spartan youth his seat resume
Till the oil man found due and fitting room
Then came the sentence Of reproof and praise,
Stamped with The st-Euness of the ancient days,
For, standing full amid the assembled crowd,
The venerable stranger cried aloud:
The Athenians learn their duty well, but 10
The spartars practise what the Athenians know"
The words good, and in virtuous cause
They justly earned nations glad apPIausei
But We have words OF precePt given
In Gods book, the words that came from heaTen
% Be kind, be courteous, he all honour shown"
" Seek others welfare rather than thine own"
-HacaHEay-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17

uA.ALDRICu, ,. WALKER, s.. C..
ALDRiCH, WALKER & CO.,
Importers Dealers in General
Merchandise the Sale Of Island produce
Also
Agents for the Lhu Mecalf, and Prncevie Plantations
3991y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

RaarOos and Bridges Destroyed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

INV YosK. Dec, Il
Flonr. stste and western Without decide.
change. rather more doing. $40 20mlo ~
for extra State: Sl2 for extra X. h. o.
Whisky rather hrmcr, eegtera At II 32m
I 20 Es#t 81
Wheat gule, aud steady, No ,, Chicago
Spring At s. sO&2 321s.
Rye dull aud nominal.
Barley qaies zsa heavy
Ootn heavy. al G@lt ios mixed ses,sfn
delivered
Cat, opened steady aod closed heavy At
81 o. for western.
Cone. firm but gniet.t
ssrsf steady. auscovado lslfM2O.
Nol.-ses dull
Petroleum firm at 5000 for crude. 75Qe
&c Tor Iehnt- snd 9e(f97 fog r.Eped.
Pork opened hrrser .itn q fair demand
ou closed heavy 4, ST. tor lee2-j; hes'
S3y 25t939 50 1904 do attttt
Lard steady at zlet24h
hoEey scarcely % firm With = fair bust
ues- 1t 697 Der cent Sterling quiet 4
81 os559i 0s76. - Xt 80
Gold j. Without material change, opening
At 3 335<. dsclining 20 g 50. advancing q
g. 357 ID closing a. e 325
|. Government Stocks active and frnsr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

nDADouARTrzs AExx PcroNAo.l
Dercmhcr IL,

UScemD(T IL
The movements in this Department which
have been il course Of execution the past
Few days have finally been developed aud
now the objects intended 70 be accomplished
mas be given 20 tho public as well as the
resnhs attained 1, Was known that the
sasmy were procuring large supplies ior
their trOsps by way of the Weldon Railroad
70 stony Creek whence they we're vaganed
30 Pstsrsbufg. The cavalry force cent there
SONS ten days ago oct being able % effsctu-
ally s.op she rebels operations, he 5sE ccrs
with Gregs's cavalry and the 81 disisien G
the ii corps we're detailed 10 efsctusil5 POT
a stop . |; By destroying ,as Railroad -
lar South as Hicks;ord snd Il possible that
Station also. At Daylight. Wednesday. the
column started So1th o. TIE Jerusalem road,
The cavalry taking ne advance. 0s sssiv-
ing a. point 70 miles from Petersburg they
diver ged from the read about mile to the
right where they seached tho Ssttowsy Riv-
e. aed ihe command al once commenced
crossing. AT N. Thursday toe column
sisFted end on reaching pssnt two miles
beyone Sussex Court House some cavalry
were encountered and driven back 70 where
The Wsidoa road crosses the Na,toway.
About aoess-a small forcecf ,As sssf'S's.
made dash IN between our cavalry AID sbe
advance OF The infantry bat were soon routed
With slight less On bod Sides tsas acAv-
slrynlsn sas iound who had evideotly been
murdered and stripped OF even bis boots
- The sdvsrce then commenced TIE de-
sIrueiion OF the Railroad. BY burning the
bridssHeross the NauOwsy. and continued
to JA1t tets sssssor .bsouwi as AZ that slars
on THURSDAY nieat oa Ffsssy motning We
tosk al early start. aud in the afternoon the
advance reached point near Hicks Ford.
where the enemy we're fourd 70 be 10 some
force. ard hayiag battery in position with
stFoes -orsslOa soth aides Of We ,AshsEis
rivef. AAfios t1o pxid "a mad bssfs axsnirsd
al attack "a. deemed imprActicable. on ac-
coua, OF the strength ef the works, and The
diihsuiy OF approaching tbss, particularly
with artillery Il was determined TO carry
the hDa u vorks on this side and destroy the
Depos. which vas sucossssaA.s done. Dur
ing tbs charge Col Sturgent, Let Mas. is
said 10 have been killed Troops were seen
moving ,nss pesaisp Il ,bis pOirt o. though
they he'd inst srfived. snd che Csc 1rs. tho
rvbsl batteries soon after showed that they
been reinforced IL now got dark aud be-
gan showing AID freesing. .fis.l
The troops cAmped m tho vIcnity for TIE
night aud in the morning started on their
return march. reaching Sussea Court House
aud hating there Saturday night. The rob
Ell cavalry add a small BODY OF their infantry
followed sud enjeavored TO annoy CUR rear
guard. but each time they were driven hack
With los This si,erpooa abe wdlopay
River we reached ADD the entire command
crossed in safety, where they found part OF
the sth corps who hsd started 10 their aid IN
csse OF sn engagement. To-morrow shcy
~ili al 10 back ia their old position Ia front
4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

BARTLETT has spIssdia Stock of
Goods for the Holidays, and Nc were ex-
-pscsing Iong advertisement from him. but
be LETT ion tbe, east 10 . saETy lasi nisht---
Look out fos Something -niee fro N thAs qass-
ter, bs the first of next week
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

NASHVILLE. De- l3.-Tbs siust,o1 e
uacnaEsed. ~ sdv.nce ha- bsea made by
tie fedora ssoo1s a. ysi. Iniofnstioa vas
that al sdr.uce ~.s % have beet -.es b
onT forces. some skirnisAing irso-siEe1 ca
the H.rcsss f1kef ss4 sss.rsr 90. ~srs
discharged fron Fors SssIy NJ results srs
reported, ihs sliEPery safe q shs ground
rsn8efs exsn,nsts,n irntoss.si. sss' h-rf-
ties ~iil De po<rpou-i rs.ii chss--s.fr re
..athsr ocsur&
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY VANS
PULMONIC WAFERSl

Original aetieise established IN isss. Ani nrss
article Of The k'ai ever introduced under The
a&me % ssPul.o-nc wsF-ss " ia this or any oshes
tooontry, all other Pulmonic " = t~rs are counter
-hf1. ne seuains can Be knovn n The name
nUHYAN h>lnx stamped on each wAfKR.
ResAs's futsc-no wsvsss
kslieve Ceash. Colds, sore Threat. ne@rsen-ss
bssAs's nnsesfc wAsss
kslies Asthma. Hrcnchfus. pfmcstt tresthfns.
EaEss's fsLsorU warns
Relieve splitting Of Bleed, Pains In The Chest
kxsAsss PrIsosso VANS
Relieve Ineiplent Consa npeon. Lang pfs>>s><
ksras's Pa nosp wanna
RsAsss Irritation q The uvals and TonsilsL
R@xAs's rulpo~pc wa-ss
Relieve the . bovs ceea pisints IN tss ninssss
nssAx's frl.nssc wAvsss
Ars else.Anz % al Glasses and Constitstions-
B.s4s'- rUasosc wArsss
Are s4spts4 Cor ve>slists and fuesie Speakers.
RssAs's fulsossc wAsxks
Ar In simple ferza AMI pl<<s~nt % the t-ste-
aarks't FrtsoSro NArxss
sos cab relieve lat effect rapid ADD lasting eureA
RxsAs's fvtsov,c VANS
Afe wETEsntet - stv~ sskistsetiea % every eue.
sefsrniiy shoalt ee stthoul est q
R.Tsss rulsc<rc wAss~-
N tne eou.s.
Nc traveller shsei1 se ~ftAect suppiy -
rsxAs's fvtscsc WAs~ss
II Ia pocks..
10 p~recn I'll ever oct>rt - kfve ~
Rxssx.s ftl~cslc WArr<s
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ION nosRs sole froprseto
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For sale bY all Druggists
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STRANGE hst 80 many sbs are .ff.cs 81
VIA coagh. dieseslty u bresthing Of op5re.slsa.
IN tss esssi. @bieb srsscsly bul ,sly soaring
them in'o that dresefai eisssss consumpsion-sAss
disease which eAFri-s ataoassnss daily wen A.
ssns Lang bsissm st.ps ne si0lsUs coasb, ami
hssl-ts Irritation. slsa cares case. ~hieh were
es1sSsrss ~ ths Pm s-l.ls 70 b. N ts- last ia
rss % C snssmppes.
Pc sais by p. NJ. Do1nsliy- alec. - The dealers
In Family k>dieinss generally. dscI4f-fw