davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-05-20

EHAGUIRE'S COMPOUND EX.
IVA TRACT


KENNE PLANT,
The g.sat fntne which this medicine nas scfutrrd
both hero and throughout tho Ar.uies OF the "tss
al relaxed contton of the hov ea almost rec!udet
The necessity q Al sertsInc II in hi q =: hut y
suffering from these complalats, caused elsh:r h
change Q: climate: water Of ford. w woa1d rcnirt
+ Almsaas u! Be- fons tSs test!@ony e n,s
q. s. Chief To2I fng'ts; N.juz +. " Grant. ny
@astss " : Sagt 1o5s G. & A!@y "a T. q H, r.
Second 81 Prepared oa]y by J: 9: MAGu1SE
of ct1un1eraets. P.ics, Is cer,a ner bntrIe.
For Ra:e wholesale hy q. SCOVl3, Is Eandoiph-st
, 1864-05-20

N.A$
CAIro. May 1o,-The steamer Runcan, from Du-
FEttt i'rtf. arrived thie evesin-.
Ing Its Ialts-
",' nml ~ cates of yesterday egeoing contain DO
Hs'ws. =, os'sn y outet All II readily takau ~
vn,haEe'd rates keceip;s for the P... rruaty.
T,.e ne senns ar ~ ta1es; eapmen:s 90 o1les,
IL lu1ee, ~ @0A ~1'
MEDICAL D1::reTnR's 0r71cs
UE''1. or AREaNs4s
LITTLE 1sock, AM, Msy & isss.
1stt o, cra'hs in the Department of Arkanz..
er''rr thr retk ending slay =, ISL:
]. Treas;way, Co. q. ath 4rt a.x u
hae, A +. 90; Ttcs ; ssates +, do: j. B.n9.toa :.
T. III Mich: wt'n4.a Way. 6, 10 ,"cae c,e f7'ef'
E..st, T 81 iE.; 49,, L;en.y saa Ho1y, < ID Tt {; .
cla.i k1;shs, c, 1s.h 33sh. mt: atcS. D.:
ca1; Cup. joln Wassaa 6o,: s. g. n,.,,1 D, its y
4. 30 Ohio III: Jane. y. c~ok, duzen Ia an az.
{osoree); Hu..td Han4s, F, "a Kan.as: CON. a'.
Aens3 cn3ee, d.. ~ ia 9: W4rxsH11.r IL
nest II fAfksasss.
, 1864-05-20

m O. 3 a n Z Z r S i.
l.
Haulx LOCKS for Vault Doors
Hank Locks f1.- Fire Proof Sn1as.
Hank Locks for Burglar Proof safes,
Yaic,s New Dial Hauk <.oek ut $50
ga.a greater nunbe. of combinations than any other
PanS lccs costa. 500. This is the chesfs4s BANG
Covert's Bank Locks. 400, 81 SO. 5000.
a'S &sf!s issss ssa
r. ". PRATE,
n11ass7sstnet 1sLasalle street.
AT A MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Mutual Security Insurance Coy,
Held at tho omce Of the Company.
no. Marine Bank Building, 15I
Lake Street,
s ;s rs
VI '0' os'u'''' DIRECTORS. ...
eaRosaS i bees2
ao;es ST. ef b. osaen i Essae ss 5sn:s 70:
s9 Ms4s Rimss II bso, J. 9:aood e. E
Ecammon. Gilfert Hncbard;
NORMAN WILLIAMS, JR, 6ecretarj.
At meeting Of the Board ct directors ct ths
F3uzta1 Security Insurance ConapanYs
Held at the Ot5ce Of tho Company, Tuesday. May
l7t1, 16A. pursuant to notice. tho following were
e:cc1, i .e tf.ctsr Of nalh E<npna1:
EZRA Il, n1cCAGG, President.
UEEJA1IIN W. KAyAlDND, Vice Pres.
ISAAC LIS, Secretary.
JOHN Q1SYfaE, Tfc c4surer.
E. c. LAKNED. Oh harna1.
4sAAc WELLS, Secretary.
frex1 Q1Sn F., f1t.N ~ rakJ
, 1864-05-20

iot e"nt'act Of the colored troop, hr the war.
srrsrh. Ar oaio st'ld.-r eald u ne lo-ds.: II
never es* Zen cstt with Enca desperaka ps.zntry
= those Eex7oes did. They advanced ~ 9..sa aa1
my, struck about them with = plti1ess vigor tn
Wss almost fearful" Ano&hss 6o1dlsf aaid to me
, 1864-05-20

I've AND EAR. -Utafi,e.s,
i Blndness and Ill di'e eases Of tha Eyo .nd Rar.
coninur to1 en'E z1S5. INK; 70 .ecive ~.
Aurist. ia tandolph s1ret. Innenary il >rase ret
ChiCngo. One1atinns 70, Crcss Eye. Cataract. 4na-
cia1 P1ptl. &c. &C. sitn!uly performed
nYlH E2s9-St net
, 1864-05-20

Nrinfrsccments for Gen. Graot are going rapidly
1s,w1rd. As ltnEt 400 men have gonc to tns
tIeut IN thr Iasr farty-c!sa: hours Ov.E :laN
h7ve Joined t1n army ffnra IL crusssd the Rlpidan
ffura ii Pton:ar. viii sonn, It Is said, striks
p'i1t vi,sh ec viii BY no 1uaans like to see IN
"rf En-se~slnn. .ananHE thu re,Ineats winch
rsisti III ttr I.Atr3et nf Columbia. The r1s1
:eivc9 ote!ie to clean uas' tbs te5ols, ard VII
60 It'll eh1.e tev4rts L.
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4sLmsoip's Rom svssn

An eSoellsai istio.. ~ i1ssks-. q s,pai.i.. n.
tufe. aud ias,ils in d'st4f.1 ~ IL utl...r,
Organs efiE T lE fahifs az f'taI.aii0a. ~ -
a.ea n = eA,ss'i-n ~ ~ l14Ii. huria g. .ss.s
The PfoBretof, o. Fl trf Ib nrtlslfas g. a..
anicied ~rlld have B. f'fiinrtg Er.NTatrct r.sf
iheJ ere noi fsft1i heiirrfr t1sirsas isf...
PREPARE directly E,ooftin4 g. rais.tI
fukhhAcF frt rHfulgrts
sith H. ffestsai A.aiarT, e.. f'.sl frrFl.frf
afe A. teyoied io ii.sif CO.. as,ieu. ~ 8 tlse
tioai blsEsiri sut O.. lliFi ef etl.siaa.s :. ~.
cis = rhilaoslpsia li.ts ss.iil'..ss Enasrss6
heceAr1sL1e1 anl Urat In a. t0. - .f ph...
diane fcr he csre ~ tte .teFe Itfla.1.
Il - nfc auloliag @ilh sly 81 a7s senc.io...
..roc1lt tae keuietg e. Cncf
k.idssea the Iaosi relial.s sni responsible
t1efactef VAL accoi4paag fae rlrticirl.
Cefuacat1f oi c'-rcs ircna A. 2. F4.Ia al.adi..
via nsnes tnoHn O. science A. islf
Fer medical props.ftes n fl 81. uiass1as
tor u iae DLitrc 8laief
Bes Frcfesses DcWtss tsR.tis sosks - -
Practice % phv1ir.
bss remsrks usds ~ Ia fets nslslr.t.a a.
Physick, Philadelphia
Sc rsmsrks made by Dr. Epar1sn. Ntpe.rsa 4.
cslsbr.ted Phgsici@1 49, sonbl- - iLe ilcyei Ca-
.egs q saIseons, sf.iai.1, sre robl'shed ir ~
Trsnsact'oDn fths King and 4 ..r.'f lrrfrai
Sc ksdioo-ohirurgicsl EsFffs. pctlishsa -
serlausn frHvors, fslio~ % k,sa c5liser q 81
geons.
So noss q tie lsss ssnbdaso rsfts d. ss,ioa.
EriFact bucbus g. q per tr-f's ~ siE - gr Q.
- harsapsrills. al O. fFr
improved Eose wash. & AZ
or hAlf cossn q saeh ~ as g. ~t.ct vnl - snF
clfr q cure the fnoai obstinate rar01 s trsrtSls
ar efberet 81. Dciivs-et g aur -l8rer- ts1-sf.
pscktd iTon obanrsauc1.
- DsscI-he syDpto1as 80 81 oo1l..aaascaliaLs.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
--fefrsnAliy .2Ds4rei tefora n. 49, Altsrlaa1 o
fts cifs - CfPhii4celp1ia II Z. EeIrlbolf sh1 btl1
duly sNorn. cotA ssJ, nis prepsfstfous co1faln r..
rsrooiic 70 uor1sIys o. ofeer iIcuroCs drug, 81
aFe p-feiy veEeta5sa IA T HFIEr1fr
ssorn eri saDfrtibed tsiors ne ttir ~ "a, =
tcgeInbeF. Lss& NJ =. EItFEfB. Alferu.aa.
tlrth e. al1Fs Eecs. Fkfis
Af1fs-s istiell ~ .IloIl-asioa u couf seuss 4
=. r EEt1kH0LD, CLsrir
i,efo-4. ~ =. fentl r.. bel Cbes.rrt PbAa
A1d -. er0si~s5 Ecw Tea
- Efsafe Of le1riefrs.Is ~ cfprIng,pIal
cealafs xto sodeescr - fspcse 80 fir as1 - an
cher" erticies on The reprfatrI 0ltaInef p.
dtiIsset'r oenrirs frspsr1till.s
Eali-zl SODA
ssrEapariIia
tnsCreeet Re- - aat
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Internal Revenue Notice.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
Y % the citizens q vizo coosty, State of infi-
ana. and ali persons osDcofned. that the sssess-
nent Book. containing the Late, sslnstions sni
sunnsrs stions Of tbs ANU Al Nay Assessment for
lse3 made by the Assistant Assessor of said co1n-
~: under The sct Congress Of the United stsfes
entitled An Act TO supp rf TIE Government aud
20 PAY ssteresf the Public Debt approved IN
y lat. lss7 and the scts slnsnfs;ory fhsrsoi viii
be kept open for examination sfw. X. Edvsrds'
once IN the % Terre Hsufe. cosafy ssoresxit
from the llth DAP Of August 1se<. 10 the Sstk day
q Anxnsf issx st which last date. the sndersisn-
81. a. The place sferes.id, oil receive hear an;
deser1ins Gil appesls. rhlch mast be IN writing
seifIng ferfh the particular matter o. thing cor
platnef q. taken from The <sse<-msnss sf he A.
sissnt Assessor Of said comfy. a which time and
pfrcs sn per~ors fnters~tef viii please aftsnf.
JkxEs FAskISon nOs.
A.. Tn colisction District y indiana.
saslie7ws~
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a uscminfsccnce OfusoIn Nlomtez.
Manager Lumleys "reminiscences OF
the Opera contains the following story
about Lola Montez
There is still another event remaining,
In the circumstances, connected with
which .hcre is something so strangely lu-
dicrous, that can scarcely look back up
on II without smile. This event was the
appearance as a dGrscgss of the late cclc-
brated Lola Montez IL is not my inten-
ton 10 rake up the worldwide stories OF
this strange and fascinating woman, not
long since passed from the world. Per-
haps II win be sufficient 10 say frankly
that | was in this instance fairly 'taken
in A noble lord, afterwards closely
connected with the Foreign Ofliee) had
introduced the lady 30 my notice as the
daughter OF a celebrated Spanish patriot
and martyr, representing her merits as n
dancer IN so strong n light that her zap
pearance' was granted. The afterwards
great Lola was received with rapture.-
Public, press, opera goers, all gave way TO
such immoderate fits Of enthusiasm that II
is difficult at this dayto account for the
strange infatuation which pervaded all
ranks. True, the so-called Sonora was
singularly beautiful her style was new,
and there was something piquant and pro-
vocative in the surprise created. Yet she
had no pretensions TO the title of ddn,eitse
in any sense. To speak the plain truth,
she was but the yeriest novice in her art,
which she had never studied as art at all.
| do not intend by this plain statement TO
declare that the French and Italian schools
of fdancing are alone 10 be endured by spec
tstors of the highest class, for there Is art
in the Spanish school of dancing, as well
as in the others. But this spurious Span
ish lady had no real knowledge of that
which she professed. The whole affair
was an imposture ind on the very night
of her first appearance the truth exploded.
Doubts already created were confirmed,
and the true Spaniards Indignantly refus-
ed To acknowledge the impostor as an ex-
ponent OF their national dance.
On the discovery of the truth declined
TO allow the English adventures, FOR such
she was, another appearance on my boards
And certain IL is that ] acted wisely
though had 10 exercise the virtue OF
self-denial asthere i little doubt, from the
reception she had met with on tho first
night, that the lovely woman would have
drawn large sums OF money 10 my treas
ury, for some time at least, IT, spite OF the
expostulation Of the friend. Of the lady
in spite of the deprecatory letters in
which she earnestly denied her English
origin, and asserted that she WAS true
Lola, genuine 'Montez' spite OF
even the desire expressed in high places
to witness her strange performance, l re-
mained inficxible, and the false dcRsslss'
was never again allowed TO exhibit heI
handsome person and her spurious grace'
at Her Majesty's Thester.
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city = man OF talept surnsmed MACK, who in
time past was wont 70 make war speeches.
urging the people to go forth 20 battle
against our enemies in the South. but being
OF the Butternut persuasion, be now saith,
that our much injured Southern brethren.
should be permitted to depart In peace, and
carry with them the spoils of our country;
and being man beloved by his brethren he
wss selected 70 be given seat in the Grand
Council o, the Realm.
Now when he had heard these things he
mAksth sreat speech saying the war with
the South shalt net continue and also VAIN
eth the people of certain wheel of fate
that would compel them to fight Tor the
Union against their will. be ielleth them
bow dreadful thing il is to be taken by the
throat and forced into the Abolition ranks.
u fight their friends 10 the South, and the
Cops all shouted for MACK.
Then arose man known as PAT; his
heart full OF gratitude HE countensnes beam
ing with delight. aud being filled with the
ruling spirit Of modern Democracy. and with
bis brethren psrtsken of the life and power
and ruling elements OF the party. be tellsth
the people be win be happy to receive their
tilhes bat could not make speech and The
people al said amen, a. his spifits were bet
ter than his words
Aud il came % pass that a Random shet,
called fsrth The leading spirit OF the day.
The great mogul OF modern orasory: he to
whom homage is due by the Lesser lights Of
the Sons OF Liberty.
And he spske as never man spake before.
A .fsnd from the internal regions let loose
in the midst OF the people could not have
leeked.more terrible His bloodshor ewes, and
grim expression OF countensnce portrayed
the spirit within. his wordsm pressions
long TO be remembered. lie spoke OF free
dom Of speech. aud of the ptoss. free vote.
and free fight tie wsrneth his people 10 be
ready to meet Black Republicans in battle
array at the polls. shield TO shield
II see the troubles In the the future. and
feareth he viii loose sighs Of civilization
and seemeth to tear that some savage nation
will make war on his home as he hath seen
Wioscsm in the city.
he sesth 10 imagination Black Republicans
at the door which maksth him very wroth.
and he rareth like Bnli OF Bashan, and tho
people all say amen. Bully for Bsyless
HAWkEYE
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MEDICAL.
1oe An Sufficient Three.
He GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES


ENUETE PREPARATIONS, via
''mboii's Extract ''Buchu." Kelnboldt farff.
psrins. hslmeold's innrovsd Rec waah.
lnbold's Geruins Preparsflon, HIGHLY cor.
iS1RAIkD CONfouED FLUID ExTRACT Bu-
~. Positive .n1 s2ssiae Rsnsey Cor D,se..ss
:. and all diseases ND dersnsomouss q tIs
inary Organs. whether existing IN n ale Rcranis
1sesscs w these Organs require the aid q
lukET.c. nelmeoid.s Kxtrsci Buchn a ths
aRKAT DIuRxTic. and Il certain % have he de-
sired eject IN al Diseases Ger which 3 = rsosn-
mcntc1.
rhis Bedisins inorsases ne power of Disssliov.
Which the usssry CT oalesreozs dspositlons, dei
the upn.tursl fniarsenenss are redccet, e. eel
a, Pain and inhsmef,oo. ~ ic rcct e. esn
Direciioas aocompany nolmhs.as aatrsri Bus,.r
fr Weakness arising ffom kxeessos. habitG q / u
slpAfinT. Early IrtisSselic1 O. crrr. allsr, 80
With the fcliowing sTnptcr
iEdispcsitioa p eaefoiss. iess q loNoI, zee
Trcmbllns. ncrror 81 Disease. wakcfuiross, Dis--
ef vlslcn. pain BE- iie bae universal lsssltucs
Of the nuscnist sysies', re- hsaas. nus 90.
rAilp CoUrIkNAhCE.
nEAVrrss ~ Tnx KyrIIps.
frecsensly hlsck epcss 1Tlrg before ne kYsi.
win temporary senes.ea ani ieea 81 hishl
Want etAitcuuou. AeAftff
Essi's,s..sss
wilhhosesg ofnooisiy.
s-Ncthing = saols dssii stis 81 sd.r ltre.ra bla
solitude. eud nehils shtf l.ass creas faI leEl n
themselves. 10 lsyeae II iasi,aff. a. CsI1ts.ne.s
nc Er-calsno1. buf hnItfsd iIatfiii0 tr1n
Quc1a.a "a aDolleE.
u Tleae sympicnil. n ali.seI s. 80 .... nthf ng
modisiae intArialis Is.aotss. .aas teiissa
lupoieocI. ssiaItr
El1isptis Fl.s.
Ia sas - ~hich the patient nag ospl1s.
Who can aay that the1 are nel ffoQlaals ilissrt q
hy those "drVfci cseaeea /" fussnitv sut nrnsnllt
ton.
kAny aware q lie cause og lhosf saf.tlns.
brt none VIII oonfcss. TIE records OF lie lnssf !
Asylnzna, and the melancholy deaths by Cansrur-
ton, bear ample testimony u the truth q lha asser
ton. In Lunstie Asylums the most meianckoly es >
meiuon sppeart. The courtenance IL actually sof-
den. and Quite desnilia rf ~ nirth of grief eve
Welt n. nhould eouni Al -. Nnca oc1nr. A. -
rerslf srticulate:
With wocful measures. san ,a1pair
low eullon eOunds ther erlei beeuila
Parents and guardian, canton your chiitr.a
against ths evu habit n Il he xeaisst curTe thai
can bsfall ysung man a. womaL nnlliine therr
for happiness and mArIies lie
They msy not expefienoe ne consequences i.oa.
but E.ust and viii sooner later Tho constlft ticr
once Affected with symplsma urgenlc Wsakness fe
quirss the AID of madeleine - strcnwthen and invl
orate the systsm. which Heimb0ids HxTnACT O .
buCnu invariably doa aisl VIII oonyIntl
fnort skeptcal.
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DROPERTY insured against Loss
Il or damage by Ere. - Fair rate- -nd on liberal
terms.
aosse- met promptly and justly.
Other things being equal. our Home Comp panies
shoula have the preference
IL would be well for persons e acQusint them
ssivss with this 90 Thy auc p5rular company he
ore 'nsarfng elsewhere.
oFFIcRRs.
Wv. skT~ssrny, Pres dent.
Jssrxs n. DxFsexx, vice President,
J. AsRIox D1Essks. treasurer.
D RxCToRs AND RRFxRTSCEs.
Hon G Gregory. Attorney. lafayette. lni.
Hon Test. Judge Circuit Court, GO
Col Jasper Dresser. Attorney. DO
Gen taz Noble, kdjutaut General for In.fiAns
Col Jas swim. Grscu sburx.
Hon. J. Ristinc, Auaitor Il State. Indianapolis,
uase 8. Huf. Lafayette; Indiana
John A. siine. Atty 40
John ID 6ougsr. d. do
". q. Lee. Circuit Prose a.
Hen. ". \. Scfsinf =. tash. ii Nss iank. ind
snspolls
Co. A. n. coan~r. Pc ma-ier. Iadls1speti-
Wm, ssinsbary, Il Fsyetfe
Gov. .. y. Acrton. In3isral l.olis. lls1.
Thos. p. Long. Attorney. Tcrrr Hsnte.
Dr. J, =. stnon sec'y q state, IndlAnspoUs
Rea- David Turpie. soaticsllo. Iniisns
Col. Thos- Douling. Canal Cous'r. Terre Hsute.
Gel n b Palmer formerly S~cy state. Ind zpoli
Ron-v Tsieot. Pres. .ssnkins Fnnd. %
W Besch. isrmerly ci'k sap Court 10
Dr. Z. n. Terry. Aftic4. Inalsn.
CA<s. " -ezrletf. I-afs serts
TAOS y. kUSsxLI. special Ages.
rnos. n. long. iosA, Ag~rt.
ls1Sds1r Tsrre Hause. In1lsnk
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FoNsoRiAL
Medicated Bair Tonic

DROP. GEORGE w. OAEADA
j. so1is respectfully lnform the ciassns tb.t n
20 tieD - kssp frtt csss Saving aaioor, aciolE
irg 1s rsrrg Hsois House, he rl.nnf4ctures -
sfucL - ukLH TOrIc fhst kesp< The
scalp free lruEs tantrsf. ~Ais0 hEkkPoo1
Ger diss uss. sirlct atfsuflc. given 10 shan
p<oufr ssnt Oufsfns ysuns Lssiss snt Ifffis eth
us'7 Ð sgslsfu
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BOOKKEEPING.
TERRE UAUTE
Commercial College,

Removed from Bars Han. osrssr Flfsh and MAJ
Streets %
NinshaEs Building, 81 Main ST.,
D00K-KEEPING RY DOUBLE
~ Rn.ry - APPLIED 80 every d-p>rtnsns of
trade: whcissls. Retail Infivifnxi, Psrtnsrshfp.
cunpesnt. Company Psrsn~rsstp- Counission.
shipying. ksnzfsrtarinx. Hall ko.fng. etssu-
eoeting- Bs,kinE etc
fsnnsn<hf2, Ccnm>rrtk Corr~spo11sDes and
ArI.snssic u1Ii receive proupf sttsrfhon.
ssp<-ats roon hss bee, cftst up fo- tie soo1rn-
ofAtisa 'of Ls1ies
HOURS or INSTRUCTION
rron - Il o'cio>k A n, from 70 ala p n.
Fw f-rfb~r l.sorz ss:o. cAl ~ the Collsxs Roous,
g sdtrs>s ts1e.s<in< stamp N Prsnrip~I
n. cakvS.
rnc1 e TIE city
n soor1<rees w. H. sUckISsnAh'
n EuLNkE ,. o. JexKs. p. Il
lv. rzonlson nns aoss. vn- rosr;
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MRS. A. q. DAVIS RETURNS
VI A<ass - gAs i.si<< e rFrre H<zse a. W.
csr.sy 81 pxn hx1r<. snt a. 80 hks rs=s~cf e
rucz.s exer Co., szer~-eztr<n<e ne<r kts.1's
c<rusr woal1 ru<prr<fat,T cal <ft<ccc. - k<r
ser<ttcns e fstsrnk trss <rree1 sn9 3 he latest
s,ylea. cen<isstnx ef Dr~<. sleFs sod @sckets -
lselrs 49, ehltt~xas f<1l<rzs. F<s<l<z1ar a<ten-
uea xvsa - Kzercst~ry xs<zr<rx k-c e->ltery
ki-s hsskie< stlsckinx &ecs ~in n>st,><s an< tls
pssrh sp3atff-
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For Hass. Utee. Neaehcs. Auts:
NED 0ugs. Moths IN furs Weet-
ems. &c.. ensects ON Plants Fowls
Z nj N als. &c.
r~i ~ IN sc zse. .zz el % Boxss. sotslss. ana
rs.ks - ssd - sis<s 81 eossis. Fshiie inss'ss-
uozA- k<'
--oniy i1,kI->s- r-n>ties kns~n--
"Fr>s frun folson.."
sxo< tEc<<rszs - Ne usrskr Fsui .
~ezfs ca<s~ 81 - fA<1r bcles . dls
~sci1 shoi><2i< IN sSl Ssu< oliss
80 "A ~ sn nrexx.sz< -. k<fzil>rs -<~ry-
oA-rB<~xrer q g u1<>i-u izis<1o1s-
he<<ls. a. Fl<<k- 1ezc-e ye. kzy.
ArAktr~~e HENRY n COsTAH.
~frs.cpAl Ippo< - eroakveB, zev u~h-
r~rve uxzs<. la sr<etvoz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17
BL00D BLOOD nLOODf
Heimtoid's Highly Coneeafysisd Co,nyous.
FLUID EXTRACT SkHSApARlilt
syphilis.

IxThis IL an a0ecuon a. ne n.aod AID sslsesa ths
sexual OrganA, Innings oi The ness. ear throsl
windpps. aud other mucous snrfaocs making Its
APPEARANCE Ia the form Of UIAk ~ and a general,
attended with discharge more af irls oasn.v. ~
n Esglectsd, destToyf uhatover i,lr ii may affaol
1Aia disease ia ouer iranfr iifea fe children A.
oontrActnd nom ths sane naH and often vii
60 ofThoes, aud loih .las ekii ni ihe ssmt iif.,s
HklAB0l.Db HIGHLY Dort fHlKATID Oo-
POUND FLUID ktfhAC1 NfAPARfffI
fbonli 10 uesi IA col4rucfien s'I. ne Hnrhr nns
Heluhoio,f hoec Nefl apple laf Iinesa
uhlmbclf'a Enue.l sarnapallI4a qsrless n
tiooi. Ahi removes al acail ffupftl a a. Ia sktr
giving the coIaplerion cisaf .tf healfA oolI,r
Il Aeins D. el,afei expressly g. .fIf csaSt ttal
piaintA, ia Blood ruin in1 t4oparl are eserss
% greater ekieui theu aaF ..intf nfaFsftrla' ~
Earsspariils
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

~ a l5Is. So, -ssfy shcfu a. 49, hllnlboid..
49, ne ltlsl Gus o1t IL atverlissuerf I'D 80 p
" $50 ayoif inpoaition sni srpos-r-
NosA faes-dulT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17
ESTABLISHED. MAYll2, 1851.
Tszar HArrr. Jane 1. 1888

! fkHHF sIIIE I-1Ia
We have this day sold our s.ock.of rtvsre 10
Nj. James M. Lyons. ami we eordisllyr sccomIaend
him 70 our former friends, and hope they viii ex-
tend 10 him the same liberal patronage they hsve
10 the ola frm. A G. 4 W. s. porwlS.
Having purchased Nessrs. Pctvlns stock ofHsrd-
ware sf 50 Main street. shall add such Essods In
this nrs ss the wants Of tits community demand
and shall endeavor 20 keep fully supplied a. all
tines with c<mpietc stock. and hope by strict at
tcntic. TO business. and by selling NJ the loves.
prices. 90 merit the patronage OF the public.
Terrc Hsuis. Jgnel, "a JAS. NJ. LYONS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

oia OF founR. single a4Ilisa I..IIt ..f..al "a
hsrra.s
la mani hueetiuna ptCulIa e. l.laala. 49,. L..
usct of bnohn q uneQuaiiod - any othcf renlsi. /.
az IN ctlofosia Or Retention ifreEulariiy painiui
ness. of suspenainn Of CuFiaHarf Avacnanons Ill.
eerated or boirloua state ol i.s uiarrf. l.succr-
fhoea ~ Whhea, hierilNF 4a# ~ az camnlant.
lnadsnt 70 the aeS, whether rising mona lnflsrt.
ton. habiia of D.asirauan. - In ~. fsriina -.
change oflfe. Hoe fYmrf0Is ahU.I
Nd FAMILY RuOliI - "a .I|.f,.te -,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

g.s llsi@sola's As'rso' 'u..a p. 81 .a-,urr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

reke no more hAisain, At1crrs. y. aurlo.. -.
iseoielne lof unpleAHah h... da stroaa oisassl.
HnI.HBOIuia ll44af.I .l.rff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

In all their stage, "a htiie oKuonse Ht.i.
change in Diet no inCousenlease. auH 49, 4l..f.l-
IL causes frequent dcaira aal gites liTcufih A.
urinlie. thereby removing olflfuciiona pf.f.ntin.
and caring STRUCTURES of the urcthra allaynr Paif
and innsmntion, 90 neQngn IL m caff al a.
eases. and ekpeliinE All psiaonara. diaeasel Az.
WoTn out matter.
Thousands ppon tb1nsanls ulo Asts hesn .a.
victims ot quacha, and Who have pad lsafr Fee \.
10 cured in short tirae, have fonui thsv sefe a..
o-iYeo, and a a. the folsor aaH. hr IIr ass =
"powerfnl Asirlngenis." !" bts1 dried IA a. .hs -
TEN, 20 preAk oat ln aefrtsalei ior-- r.f
Pkkhkfa AFIfll NAnkIA,tF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-07

THS trains GU tbs Baltimore road are
nov running as usual aud no apprebeu-
sion exists Of any ilamiuvut danger. The
raid seems 10 havss bout blown over aud
to have been a small affair at best. Col.
Tboburn was heard from last nigh. aud
reported all right. Il ia believed that the
rebel sEpeditiOa to New Greek consisted OF
det"chments Of Iuboden's and NcNeips
psrtiS"us. sud tbat they are unaccompanied
By soy formidable preparations for an at
tack. Their object seems to have been the
capture of a supply train, and having sue
eeeded 10 getting hold of the mule teams
on Sunday they pat back into the interior,
apparently thinking themselves fortunate
ia being able TO get away Their whole
number we are informed did not exceed
five hundred. They are reported to have
captured a company of IS men at Burling-
lon, but we give this as only a ruuor.-
Gen. Kelley seems to entertain no fears for
the safety of trains.