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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

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bottles, of ,uhich the above is q foo
sinaile. Che label is finely en-
groved, and is provided with a
safe- guard from oo'lntertelters.
Prioe 81 per bottle, or sir for 20.
G. w. Robnct, P'errietor, Ctn.,
to ,uhon all orders should be od-
drossed
Office ,1nl Manmfaotory, Nos. So,
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FOR SALE BY
DEALERS GENERALLY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

1t is especially adapt
ed to Leather.
And we claim as an especial
merit. that it sticks Patches and
Innings to Boots and Shoes sufir
|ciently strong without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
Constitution Life Syrup
HAS PRODUCED -s
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE.

What may seem almost incredible, is, that many
diseases hitherto considered hopelessy incurabe
frequently cured in q few days or weeks, and we
cheerfuly invite the investigation Of the liberal
minded and scientific 10 cures which have no parl-
lei at the present day.
Our medicine is peculiar; by it the seat Of any
disease is directly reached, and the equilibrium re-
stored
Those who have suffered long from painful and OBJ
stinate diseases; Those who have yainly sought re-
lief from advertised medicines; Those who cannot
be cured by other physcians-
Are Invited to Use Constitution Life
Syrup.
During the past Eve years we have contended with
obstacles and overcome opposition as herculean n
were ever encountered by any reformers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
'n' AT Discovery usef,Y'! ,'I E SoxaIvf WaIvabIe
ROOT AZ SHOE

hUVh N SltOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
for Cementing the Channels, a.
lit works without delay, is not af-
feeted by any change Of temper
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
.IEWELER6

Twill find it sufficiently adhesive
flor their use, rs has been proved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

Irtate and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease. rrr .t.es,
with the conviction that it has no equal in relieving
the class Of diseases for which has been found SO
eminently successful for curing; and we trust that
we shall be rewarded for efforts in placing so val
liable remedy in form to meet the requirements
Of patient and physician. l-t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

Prepared by wM. III. GREGG, M. D.,
Graduate College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. 7.
formerly Assistant Physician Blackwell's Island
Hospitals, late Medical Inspector New York
State Volunteer Depots, under Governor
Edwin ID. Morgan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10

And all other difficulties of this kind which so much
disfgure the outward appearance of both males and
females, often making them a disgusting object TO
themselves and their friends.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
Excelsior Envelopes.

Although We do mot promise towork % low n some
Of our neighbors, who have mo Printing
offices, No do guarantee better stook and work
than can b found IN this city, 7.gQ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-10
Lincoln,. Platform.

EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l
WASHINGTON, July IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

The following Is the atrccious pars-
graph for which the editor Of tie New
ark \. J.l.Japrnal was arrested By Gen.
Dix.
IL will be seen that Afr. Lincoln has
called for another halfa million of men.
Those who whish to be bgichered viii
please step toward az once. All others viii
stay az home and defy Old Abe and his
minions TO drag them from their families.
We hope that the people Of New Jersey
viii Al once put their feet down and insist
that not man shall be forced ont Of the
State 70 engage in the Abolition butcher,
and swear 20 die az their own doors rather
than march one step 20 f0ifl the dictates
Of that mad, revolutionary fanaticism
which has destroyed the best Government
the world ever saw. and would now
butcher is remaining inhabitants 20 carry
out mere fanatical sentiment. This has
gone far enough and must be stopped. Let
the people rise as one man and demand
that this wholesale murder shall cease.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

On Thursday afternoon. the propeller On
t0sagou, while OF Beaver Island. broke her
piston rod and stove a hole, with her ms
chinefy ia the bottom of the boat TIE pony
engine was promptly pu, in order, and the
pumps set % Weik. bur it unfortunately
broke and gave out T fo accident occurred
of the island about amiie, strong wind was
blowing In toward the shore:.he freight
including 500 barrels Of nourwas ali thrown
overheard to keep her afoa; sails we're
rigged and sac dfiited asho rc.siuking On th
beach Ia about 40 hour after she
commenced to I'LL; the liaho happened % be
passing soon aiter.aui seeing her signal OF
distress. came up and took OF her passengers
There were 100 passengers IN TIE Ontota-
gon, most OF whom were brought 20 this city
on Saturday by the ltalo The latter vess Q
arrived at POft Huron on Friday night, about
IL clock, LEAVING psF.y o. excursionis.s
who were going from Chicago r. Montreal.
The ldho remained al Port Huron until a late
hour on Saturday morning, Whiting for the
smoke 10 liz from the river The vile o. the
engineer. kiump, cane down on the Rein
deer, Saturday evening ir9m Post Huron.
We are indebted o. ihs clefk 90 The Reindeer
for the particulars oi the wreck, his wife
having been passenger on the III fated boat.
The Ontonagon j. Al old boat. and Was
running between Chicago aud Buff halo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

We take the following from the Cairo
Daily Dcmoceot of July 10th
We are almost prevented from comph-
menting, or expressing our appreciation Of
the C0mmandant of thi, Post. lost our
commendation should work him nu iniu-
~, or Oe the means Of withdrawing him
from a position. which II not agreeable %
him, has been 50 filed as - inspire the
citizens with respect and confidence. We
have not tho pleasure OF an acquaintance
with General Meredith. bat have under
stood from those 81 our friends who enjoy
that pleasure, that he Is atiable and csar-
teous, and not disposed 10 adopt the rigors
which too often attend upon military aa-
thority. Ia the simple discharge of his
duty he Is observant and efficient and
there j. a percep;ib.e Improvement in ev-
erything pertaining g. his department
since be assumed It's control.
IL may &c mentioned 70 his honor that
when he came here, he found one hund-
red and thirty persons under arrcsf upon
various charges, some of trivial nature,
and others. doubles, unsGstsined, as tho
greater portion have been released, and
others, whose cases have not yet been IN
vesiigated, will, no doubt. ere long bc
likewise relieved from the restraints Of a
noisome prison. We cannot but congrat-
ulafe Cairo tat the choice % military
commandant should have fallen upon Gen
Meredith, who thus isr has shown himself
entitled 10 the respect Of its citizens, and
will be gratefully remembered oy thoss
whom his justice and humanity have r.
lieved from unnecessary fncarcerati.u--
Little did &c think xhel. prcposlag =
raise = regimcnt. De Was shght.nely dis-
paraged BY the CineinrhsD Commercial, i
would ever devolve Upon us - record BIZ
LIANT soldier
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
The way a. Copperhead Editor
got shot

lfrem TIE Springfield J0nrtall
few weeks ago a leiter aspublished in
some OF the Copperhcad sheets. purporiing to
come A ID. Davies. tate editor of Copper
head paper at Rushvlle, Ia this State. snd
describing. In most affecting terms his Cap
ture and sentence 60 suffer death ns r. rebel
spy 10 Missouri. IL was perfectly nAtu g6l
that the fellow should be guilty ol playing
the part of a rebsl spy, aud he showed a gooa
deal OF shfewdness IN assuming the ohauc-
ter. Yet i seems that sims pretence of suf-
ferng for one crime was merely set up 60
conceal another. Toe Schuyler Citiz,R re-
lstes tie story as follows.
"a y. Dawes. ex-edNor OF the kushville
Times, and the whilom adviser OF the dem)c-
racy of SCHUYLER wrote ca affecting farewell
to bis family in this place. iep weeks since.
ust on the ere $50 he stated OF his execution
as rebel spy, near Warenshurg No. From
letters just received from hat place, the IN
formation comes that it was not a leaGon bull
let with which he was shot How be was
shot. NAV De inferred IRON tie fact that be
has lately married 70 smother woman ia o.
near that place We presume there is room
enough 10 the pen,tent.Ary ios oae 10 more
uhfaef.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

Special Cor sspondetce oithe Anans Appes
Ok THr Lrrr, JulY 10. ls6i

Special Cor ssp5ndetce ofthe Auan.s Appeal
Ok THr LrFr JulY 10. ls6i
Everything has been quiel along our lines
since las, wrote You. with The exception Of
the usual amount .. slclling ANA skifmish.
ing. aud an attempi a. mako raid on the
Atlanta aud West Point railroad Ia iaet lhe
Smelling sud skFmlshiug has hcen unusually
light | don'i think ] have heard halt dOz-
en- caunon per day, ald tho skrmlshlng or
vicket firing has ouly lasted a short portion
Of each day, and has been very slow. a day
or Two ago. however. while tbs sort OF pas
time was going on along Stevenson front, a
Confederate picket challenged Yankee o
come out IN open ground and hght duel
across the river, until one or thc other should
fall he Yankee accepted the challenge,
aud they both stepped OUT, aud lne due. COM
menced al distance 90 five or Fix hgoured
yards, aud ii i 10 compliment - the fklil oi
either As a marksmen ihst theg fired &C each
other tor sou.s fifteen or twenty umes. I'll
fsaliy the Couicdemtc lcli With bullet
through his forehead
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

FER HATS, Ntecs Reaches, Auss;
ned 0o9s. 0sshs An Eurs ~ osi-
enc. &css sosecss 80 Plants esWts
snioats. &e.
rrf - n sc ko< 40 of % Bsx~<, bstiies, s.4
n..ss g -aa - '.1-- - a's''' rss'is iss'''1-
-,o1ly izfalhkss r<a>dlss knosA
s-yr-< f-ura Hcl>cus" ["
~xa dzzxsruzs n - s@z1sz <<lss -
$40 ce<1s cot a ttelr kotef - tIa /"
- suff Neo.<>sls a. al lsrxs ciliss
- 49, ~ ca Dr1xx.<1< sn1 R<t-iien sssey
g. eH~- xrs1 - 81 saEtAfA-< ts4tt<lso1s
uw-k>e thss s>C,sxx.s'' nsn< = s4<A IN.
ko<t.<. sc< F&<k. t<ssrs vc1 e1s-
q kEfrs HENRY q. C0<1 Am.
GWrrs1r 81 rxr1s e. srs1:vxr, E<s toxk-
nWeol1 ~ 81 9kss~<<lr szh n<snzi Drgrg>su Il
Tvrn ux>s,. lrs. scretvG
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
lone Insurance Company!
LAFAYETTE. INDIANA.
Fsics--ovnR THE BANK OF THR sTA'E
CAPITAL, S13O,OON.

DROPERTY insured against Loss
i o. damage by nrc. a, FAIR rates and on liberal
terms.
osses met prom7tiy and Justly.
Ofher fhings being equal. our Home Companies
shoal. have The ure'srence
u would be well for persons to aoqusnt them
seiv.wtk this NO thy and pooulsr company te-
ere ns=ring elsewhere
OFFICERS:
Wx. sAIS<suRy. Pres dent.
JAsrxs N. nsrsxrs. Vice President
J. MsRIos DsrsSss. Treasurer,
CAskIKs y, SckAIsrT, Secretary.
sKCtG2s AND kEFkkKStKS.
Hon r Z Gregory. Attorney, lafayette, Ina.
Hon { Test. Judge Circnit Court. Co
Col Jasper n Dresser. Attorney. do
Gen i-sE Noble. sdtgtant General for inAisna
Col Jas svin. Grseusburs,
Hen. n kisslne. A a6itor of State. Infianapois.
udgs :. :. Hur. Lsfsye'te: Indians
John A. stlne ATTY do
John n. Geoxsr. do do
W o. ice, Circuit Prosecutor. d
Hon. ". K. NoH.sngeF. cash. 1t Nsi hank. lodi
annapolis
Col. 4. N. Conner. Pcs master, indianapolis
wm, Ssinsbury. Ia Fsystte
0ev. O. 7. N,rton. afisqa polis. Ind.
Ibos. p. Lcng. Attorney. ferre Hsuie.
Dy. J. ;. tim, Soy q state. fEtlans,olls.
aoa- David Turpie. ~ontsesfio. indians.
Co. Thee Dswsnx. csnsi con'E. Terrc Hsatr-
Gel. y. y. fsimer formerly Sccy state ind'spsli'
". Be.cA. fsrsnerly cl'k sap Gear, a.
| n. q. NJ Terry. Aiiict, fnaises.
Chss. X. cafstL LsfAseao
rHOS - RuSSELt. P~cisi kr~ss
TAOS. n. oSd. Lea Ase7t.
lf1-d~4u TT = Eeute~ tnusrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
t+ELMBoLD's RosE wAst..

Al sxcellsni L-ton lor Dasesse. q sxphsi,tse -
tnrs and a. En irectton IN disosss % the Urfnorv
Organs arisng hon lsoits Of dissipation, 70 -
uset IN cru ecii-n Tilt the Exf~aci Bnohu or osrrs
pArilla, in such cissas - rcosnasnendsd-
The Proprietor, IN 0rsriag he Remedies 70 ths
anicted would have Il distinctly sndsrslood thss
thsy are DOT Psisn. hesioinsss of hastrsn bus
PHARMACY AID CnEnrsTRY
with he greatest accuracy, Chemical know ls1as
sns care as.e'.a 70 ts.lr eo'osn.ion, By Prse
clty q Philsdelphla TLess kadiciDss srs Kndorsef
Recon msncst and ussd Ia ths Pr-ctlos Of plyr'
eisns for ibe e1re Of The above Diseases.
bj on sse ssnsnns ~lsh sny ef Ne sooss <nsoosoA.
procure tbe ilsmsdy at onos.
svicenos q tfs nosi reliable s14 rsspsnslbss
chsrsctsr Vii sccanpsnY the nsficlns.
CsEthcsies ol otrss hon 70 20 yssrs sssal1aG,
nth names known g. scieucs ard fame.
Eor medical propsrfiss II rf'nHu. s~s D6uuur>>-
on cl TIA Uniist STATE
Sc PToiesssI Dswr-'s ssiuabls vorxs q s>s
Practice q PhTEr.
kee reDain made =, fhe 81. ostekr>ts< a.
phy<ek, Pkilsds.9tia
&ss rensrks mace b ln splrasrs ncoo-si
1>iioFstsf SAyricl.n Ant hezb.I 81 tre Roysl Co
lss, q sslgsons. lfe.sna, - Pehlishss "a tas
80 aedico-Ctir1rgical Review, rstfisIs. -
buzjsu<r 1rsvers Fssio's of H1yrl oall.vs q ga
- noa y tho late ss.aa.,o woras o. ssa.s,r.
tt,rHs. saeL1, :. - pss tatas. - sls Ger = "
improved kosL Nesh, e. "a C
o. hall coss1 G ssch - o. ", shich vii 70 E1G-
60 - e-rr IN u,rf obssnAtn clssc u dfrre<lons
s1s "a cred -. Dciiversf a. srr s5ffss securely
e.cke1 from ctssrraLo-
sSD-scvfss a71ptorns - al oozs.rans-sssozs.
saFr- fuaraDiecdf Advioe Gratis
At4UAflI.
Pssss11i> sDp-eree lsfsrs ne. an kidsrnsa 81
30 cst' e fliisdslpkls, ~. r n-irnlols snc b<..
duiy sscr-. acis 1sJl Ia WeIsrsii1fs co.ss;s -
l.Fcpir. 70 1srcoIf ~ othsT i1fufisas drzas- tsl
ere gursly vsTsteblA E1 HELnByID
fForn s1t -nbscribef - ore NJ ina "a tSy {,
teFtnos', Lea ~k.f. EishEsD. Ei3srr.sx
hI1L o. stcss as5s, Yk,is
-ifffsi tssis.- ~ lnlorn zion n oozff>n, =
r i. HEf,kDotr. Ct.nkt.
13Sl... - 1s11a s.. bsi cbe<.1ut. fcsl>
krt -. Bro<t-ry f>x YerS-
z< 8essr~ ~ leF-fr- eits Ecd cuu1nGnsnu
ifaisrs uhc e-csta % = clsposs - ihs.f ovps &C.
= -tser" a-ticies n ths seczfzEce rs<rsrs< ~
8-lu5o.s's fsoz1inc frspsr .lls1<.
krifact Bzch1.
sars<pxnus,
Errc-ef Hcfr Nesn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
M EDicAL.


GENUINE PREPARATIONS, vts
nbola,s Extract .Baehu." Hslnbsld,s ssrss-
parilla. aelnbold's lmproved Roe WsaA
J. neoltss ocnuine Preparation = HIGHLY OOu.
IkAIkD COMPOUND FLUID KxTRACf TU-
{ u" Positive and Specific Remedy fsr DlsssSss
Q - Hsddsr. Kidneys. Gravel, Dropssai owDII-
Z \ and all diseases and dersngsnsns q q
nary Organs. whether existing In hale o. pruaIs
= eases Of these Organs require the Ga Of 4
.ykEIIc: Hslmbold.s xxtrscs Buehu d sAs
nented.
his Medisine increases the power Of Dr.,s,...
which the Watcry or CAlosrcons Sepositionn : a IL
the Unnatural knisrgements reduced. - UsIl
- Pain and Intsmstscn. and II rcos kcr asn
women. or Children.
Directions accompany Heinboid,s Rxsr.c, p.~A.
fer Weskness arising from Kxces-e<. hab;ts of Ds
sipsuor. Ksriy indscretion % Abuse. sstendes
with the following Symptoms
tndisposiuon % exercise. loss of power. lors a
memory, difnculty Of breathing, WEAK Nerv~a
Trembling. Horror Of Disease, wakefulnesa Mn.
sess Of visn. pnn IN ths back. universal lassssds
o. the muscular system, hot haDes, flushing q ths
PAllD coUNrKNANcR.
Frsq.eetiy Hack spots fxing bsfore ths Hyss.
van wsnl wss@Ps,.y s.s,ns ssnSsi'a aud Lo~ Of sshs
Restlessns-.
With horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable 70 such psslsu,s shs,
solitude. and nothing they mere dread Co. tear q
themselves No rcpose Of amer, ne ssrnsssnssI
no speculston- but hurried srsnsifson nm
Qucstisn 20 another.
These .yuptons. n sllOwed % 80 On, whics sss
medicine in.sri.sIyrsne,ss. sOcs sOlIsws
xpuspus nu 'u'S'
~ one oi which the patient may expsrs
who can say that they are rot ecususiv fox,.-,s
by those "d'rsfni Diseases |" Inssnisy and 0cusuns
Sicr-
Many are aware Of the cause of thslt s1s.r,n.
but none VII confess. Tie records Of ths Ins~n-
Asyirns. and the melancholy tesshs by Oo,saUo-
uon, bear ample testimony q the truth q ths 49,
ten. In Lnnsto Asyiums the most MELANCHOLY 81.
hioiuon appears. Tie coanfenance "a scfuaIIV sc1
den. and quite desututa sSr nfrh or er1Sf -
visit T. should sound Of shs voloe occur. n n
rarely artiollAte
WIN woer1l measures, wan esspAls.
Low sullen so1nds their grfei berufis
Parents and guardians. caution yccf ohaioy~z
against this evil habit IL Il the ,resfss. cQrve tss
can oehn ysane nan OF woI-an- nanfslns thsE
sor happiness and married llic.
They may nos experience The cc1ssousnsss usz
oui mast and viii sooner o. laisr Tas co.sss. S,cx
0noS snsctso With u5npksZls o. 9Anio weskus.s "a
qnircs the aid q medicine 10 srsngthso spt iosir
crate the system. which Helnbolds RxTRIo5 N
Dctl ekc1tiesi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
BL00Di BLOOD BLOODi
Hssmboid's Highly Cenesniysfsd CS~ssv~<
FLUID EXTRACT SkRSkPkRlllA.
Syphilis.

This is sn snsction of the Blood. ana ssssoss ~
sexual orgsns, linings Of The Bess, ears, throsl
windpipc. and other mucous surfaces, mskine ~
attended with stischsrgc more or loss onsnsive -
NJ gleotsd. destroys whatever part n may sSisok
This disease 10 often transmitted - children is
contracted nom the same conss. aud ofsu v1sh
90 orrhoes, aud both may exisi 81 the same UnA
HkLkBOLD'b HIGHLY CoKCKNTRATRD OOn
POUND FLUID kxfRACT sARsAPARfIIA
should be used In conjunction with the Buchu sso
helmbold'a Rose wash applied % the Uiosrs
Helmboid's kxtract ssrsaparrflla Purinss ths
nlood. and removes all ecs.y Erupliens Of The akin
giving the complexion clear and healthy oolor
u seins prepared expressly TO- this class of O..
pianis, IA Blood furifying Properties preserved
70 grester ertent than sny other prepsr stiop ~
Hafsapsfflls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

TIE uas,r,i go h.rins puFcsnsst re irtsre.t =
" afE en-. s.. IN - cr1a ~ TssT 4 Erkrt1
Vii coatnpe tbe bualasss a. the c- starf. an1 h
eolfclis ccnl irasnce ef rs psf orsgs - ~
cu<znu.<1s Il aAs 80 ElE- Is n.g1ett uark et
priee pad f5r sfki- - aiftrs. nnt p>rtc-tsr ~
s<-ror csi4 fo the frcslslsf Azt - wafdine =
r.oss.. Wrs Eo1-s near +. A = Der.
ra<sIss<ssn sAa- = IokHE6-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

LADIES. ATTENTION
spring Fashious-Embroid.
cry stamping and ~ chino
stitching.

MRS. A. G. DAVIS RETURNS
WI sh.aks - ths lss.ss q Terss uzass kni ".
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rer.zs s~x cs-ss ssose-Sl.rLnct a<<< k1<zli's
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sete<tleas e f.fisrzs te <rrirst <nt q ne t<tSs'
stfies. censlstinx - Dre~. s1tr< s~t <<rksfs ~
is4ls, AIS chli4rv1r P<zt<r1s. isFttcaA.I si.rar
sle1 Hesa . E1sr>z3err ss0nfsnE se4 rs slf
kt<c hs-tt-< ><ss<k.r< 4e.< stt4 s>>sr~<s sd 81
p.s<h <u1s1sf
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Pay Of Three Years volun-
GeerS.

The man who enIi-is 10 the Union army
for three years gets 10 pay and bouoties 81 =
900, or 442 per year in addition to "boaid
aud clothes" and State aid TO the wie aud
family OF the soldier AS an exchange peper
says. this is better pay than most lsboring
men can get 10 any other business-so much
better as 20 compensate for some of the
risks and depivations; IN addition to the
satisfaction Of serving the country in its need
and assisting 10 striking the finsl blow at
the rebellion These motives ought to bring
the msn wanted, without DRAFT. and lhey
will II properly urged. and accompanied with
energetic effort-Csn. Timss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
nc EMovAl,
EEW MILLINERY STORE.

AIRS sTRAU6. LATELY Il ifS
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a. alreet, eyys-le t1s PoaS otcs. M. fls.1s -
her espefloscs IA e5si cl.u aty frE6s. sns " he.
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e1ss - tse lsfs<s 81 rssrs Haste sDd ssulify he
nosl lAshios<tis gsots q 1s s>sson. II Fesy sss-
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q GExrz LEA = ys.r szs-restsi-.-c.n sas "a
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twOffUrr. - fro cs<kxz &u-x-s@ xs~ Tcrk-
a. - viz.
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WESTERN aAcHINE WORKS
SINKER & Co

MANUFACTURES OF ALL
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ss~<za EssLs<s sn4 Boliers C.'caaar. essk are Ma
lar sxs Ma g ffNlln AL Frgsr N'iit; siss 80
sry 6escripns1 ofstssi 'rcn Enk sn.itk Ncfk knz
Ekzk Fs1Its,
zxrf~tT l~p-As<fc<fs, lvc-
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ssxs wretch Of jster psrpsussss sh.s
ouusse
'-lfN .onk1 ~ers to ebx1gs Der sex. vhAs
rslixioa would she be- A hi Ira
To whic1 lsss sith asoss sis and po1s.
rspliss:
-Ans % oozser IL xrsle>s ~onAn icss .
befrtisss one, stsrc c,fy wants he.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

cid % soenfs elDsle, Garfc5 a. sa1ssapiss IA
aarrfees
IN lSnt ncestion1 pocalEF O. f1saale-. tAs xx<
rset o. saenn is 1nsquslied by any othsr ssnedx
~ ~ Shetess oi hstenfio1, lHoEllarify, Painfuf
ne,s, on Suspension ~ Custone-y rv.rn CO.. m,
esTssee OF scirrhoos state q ;as Uterus L&uoor-
fhoea or Nhitsr sierlltT. and Tor ali co.,pIsns,
iaon.n, 70 me sex, uhoshe- arising from Indlscrs.
Jon. Habits OF Dissipation. cr fr sh- serle.~ =.
change 81 lfs. See synpto-c- abovs
NO FAMILY SHOULD fr WITHOUT ITg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

DR0P. GEORGE ". CANADA
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