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FOR STATIONERY

HHApQUARTEHs PESSA. MILITIA,
QuARIknMAsTER- GEEERAL'a q OYYI6R,
HARflsBURG, Pa, September ~, i8ef.
Sealed Proposals (endorsed Proposals for Stationery
wil be received al this ONCE up sAIURD Az october
H. g. for furnishing the following Articles delivered
at this oe free OF charges boxes freight and cart
age, under Act Of Assembly approved August n
Rcams Note Paper, faint line, white tint, weigtf
not less than lbs per fsam
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not less than 10 lbs, per ream.
keamA Letter Paper, same, In y sheets, weixki
not less than 10 lbs per reAm, put up In paper
boxes, ream each
Reams Gap Paper, faint line, white tint weight
not less than L. lbs, perream.
5000 Loyal Envelopes, white, by 81 in weight
II lbs. per 1900.
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1000.
1000 Letter Envelopes white. size az By sK inches,
weight 6SS lbs per 1000.
Doz. Mucilagc, In bottles, with cap and brush /.
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u Doz. Lead Pencils, hrst quality
10 Gross hteel Pens hrst quality.
iS Botting Boards good. 9k by II inches.
~ Arnold's writing Fluid pnts OF quarls.
10 Blank Books, assorted ?, 3, and quire bound.
good. faint line, white tint, size SS bv 10.
Samples 10 accompany each bid and delivery In ten (0t
days aor awarded Names Of two good sureties 10
company proposal The right reserved 10 accept Of
any bids reject all considered for tho interest Of The
State TO do so.
JAS. l.. RAYNoLDS, "a
9H.6t Quar-, ,erma sLer- General. Pa.
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NJ S. NJ. A. BI n ID l. II S
WI TEMPLE 4 OTASUION,
NO. lOz5, CbESSUT STREET.
Grand Opening, SeltemberI l. Paris, London, aud New
Iork Fashions Just received re size Paper Models of
all tie reliable ateAt fara desgnH for Ladies' aud
ChdrcnB bress, arranged and eeRandy trimmed so as
10 present the m0st perfect resemblance 10 the original
articles,
Patterns of Promenade, Evening Home, Bridal, and
Fancy Dregsssi also, Coaks Nuntles, Wrists, Jackets
Sleeves, ApIoa, Sacks Capos, Robe de Chamhre Under
Garments &C. and every style Of garment adapted 10
boys, MstCs, and Infants, that has claim for either
novelty utility, all accurately reproduced I'm Tissue
Paper they offered either IN Paris or Lon
don. Dress and Cloak making In all is branches, anj
perfect lt warranted Cutting and Bastnp. Fench iut-
Ing aud Goherng Mmc Demorets skirts, Pads, Sheld-,
O. Fashion. u3i-wfmlm
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ia ko,ious-All!gethcr

Y THR NEw MASONIC RALL.--We learn hat the
fhiasonic fraternity ot his ely have made pur-
chase Of tie tine pro9rty lli'C the private resi-
s1ence) OF Mr.. Hudson Taylor, corner Of Ninth
and ID streets ior the erection OF the grand
Masonic Hall for which they secured charter az
Ithe last session Of Congress. Tue price paid for
|the property was SO 900, We Lear. IL is Il tine
position for The purpose lioshtagt0H Stiy.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

IT Is ANATIoNAL SAVINGS BAsH, Offering higher rate
Of interest than any other, and ne boa security. Any
ssvinss bank which pays Its depOsors in United States
Notes considers that ia paying In the best circulating
medium OF the country, and It cannot pay In anything
better, for its either in Government seouri
ties Ia notes orbouds payable in Government paper
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IFS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MI
NICIPAL TAXATION.


NICIPAL TAXATION.
But asido from al tho al, auiagcs we have enderasd
special Act Congress craupt aYtoH5s gBd TrsE7ry
notes from local era9H ON mo average, ibis eNemT
sion Is worth about TIVE ceat. per ennun according 70
the rate Ofta atlon u various pars oi the county.
II Is believed that no securities oteF so grss induce
nents to lenders those issued by he Ggyegnmest. Ia
al other ferns % ndCb,edness, tie lsh or ability u
private parties, stock companies, separate CommunI-
ties only, Is pledged for payment whie lEe whole pro-
perry q lhe country held to secure tue dg,haTpC VI al
mC obligations Of the United States.
up to the 2i,h Of September, tie subscriptions to sis
loan amounted 10 over
@iO,OOo,OOO.
Bunscmiuos6 WuIlOE RECEIVED ~ the IreGsarer cf
the United States At Washington, the several Assistant
TrsAfuTsTs and designated DtFosiiArss, and by ne
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF PHH4ADELPIuA,P PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OPPHILADELPiiIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL RANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
by al National Btnkt which ave dsBositaliss Of pats
money; and ls-2t-l2o
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win give further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBscRBERs.
NOW READY, ,BoUTWELLs DIRECT AND
EXCIsR TAX SYSTEM or THE UNITED STATES
WITH Latest LAWS VS. AND llSf DECISIONS.
This is the only STANDARD wors on the
For sais, No 5a s. SIXTH Street
s-27-d ofhceof APPLEroS's cYCLOPEDlA.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

A RMY SUPPLIES.
HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,
QuARTKRMAsrER GENERALs DEPARTMENT., -
HARRisBunG, Pennsy sylvapla. September 2, M1I1l
Sealed Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for Motai
Letters win be received at this ofce, 70 FRID AyQ
II M, September 80 1864 TO furnsh the following artioe
OF supp les be delivered at State Arsenal, Harrsbuf
free OF ali charges for boxes freight and carriage.
900 Metallic Letters, Roman, l. inch size.
b0OO do. do 4. do,
5000 do. do. q. do. T..
To conform in quality TO the letters furnished b the
United States and put In paper boxes Of 800 each
labelled IN end with quantity and lester In box
The same TO be inspected provided BY the act Of As
sembl. ard all to be delivered in WeDty days time
Two good etes the faithful performance Of ooa-
tract viii be required Names TO be given in proposal
And the right reserved TO reject all bids deemed
JAMES H. REYNOLDS, i
0.8.H Qusrtermasler- General of Pensa.
OUARTERMAsTER-GENERAL'S OFFICE.
wAsuIsGros CIrr. August 81 LseS
HORSES H0R5ES H0RSESi I z
Horses suitable for Artillery and Cavalry service WI
be purchased at GIEsBoR0 DEPOT, nopen market, tin
Horses win be delivered TO Captain L Lowry Moore,
A. Q. NJ, aud be subjected 10 tho usual GOyernmenf
Inspection before being accepted
Price Of Cavalry Horses, Sl7s each.
Price Of Artillery Horses, $50 each.
PAyment viii bemRde for six t6l and more. A
JAMES A. EKIN.
Colonel First Division.
seq tsc90 QuartormRstor- Generals Onlc0.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER OENr
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal interest the notes for
three years, this privilege q conversion is worth
about three per cent Per the current rate for
$50 Bonds Is not less than nine par cent pTsB,m and
before ths the premium per United States
stocks twenty per cent. Il VIII be that the
actual profit this oau, at tho present market rate.
not less than ten per cent per
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PROPOSALS.
oFFI

QUARTZ ERIN AsTER's OFFICK.
NJ PHfLAnLLPHiA, Pa September "A 1874
hcaed Proposals VII be received At tina once unia
TUESDAY, " O'CLOCK 81 JOotober g. 1884 Tor dererr ~
the Untod states Sor6ouse, Hanover Wnsrt Pit
lac eiphia PennsylvAniA, Of Sin Mule Army WagOns COM
pltie
Bidders will state pries both In writing ana figures
and how many they deliver, ard the sh0regt
me they deliver them in. Tie wagons 70 be subso
20 inspection.
Zach BID aust 10 guaranteed by two responsibs per-
whose sgnaturs must BE- appended to the guataa
tee end cefffed 10 as be good suic security
Tor the amount involved, by the United States District
Judee, Attorney, Collector, other public occr,
OIL erwise the bio VIII not bo considered.
The tght is reserved reject all bids deemed high,
and bid fom deaultins contractor win bo received
By order Of
Colonel A. J. Percy,
Quartormasters Department, ". =. A.
GEORGE X. ORME,
% 81 Captain and A. q. X.
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AND PoLITENEss TO CUSTOMERS,
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Mr.. Nasby wniIoth MuchIyi

Y CHURCH wv THE Moo DIsPEEsAsHEN, Septcm.
Der l5 lS64.-Tbe follerin sam Nv hOomilasheu
Nnd agony will be chaDtid in every church in NV
dioccse, all day, envy Sundy, until the Confcdrits
twin yictry =
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REASONABLE PRICES.
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TLOURISHING HoTELs.--AMONGsT THE
n public houses in and around Philadelphia there are
none TO surpass the new "TONTINE," In SEVENTH
Street, above CHEsNUIi or. the old and well known
"hOUGAsn Hotel at the corner OF NICErOwN Lane
/, and TOWNSHIP LINE Road. Mr.. GEORGE ", kohl.
Proprietor ei beth which indeed sufficient guarantee
able ohd Dioole win be found place, and nofth-
standing the times are out OF oint, tha viii be quite
auae- I'm
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ESTABLISHMENT,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Portland. Sept. ie.--samusI Oonry. Re-
publican. for Governor 9, 37s: Howard. Dem
I.7oo. Scattering 2. Majority for Conry
g52: against CT last year Net gain 2o5.
PosrLssp, sept. ~. 81 s-Thirty-nine
towns give Cory l4.745. Ho.afd 9,i59.
In the same towns Iast year. coury had
1906: Bradbury 1921. Union majority
this year S $50. net gain of 72I.
saco gives Conry GIG; Howard 39i.
BANGOR gives Conry .sss: Howard 7ei.-
Las, year Il gave Coary .75l and Brsdbur,
s62. The gain for Conry is J..
FourrH DISPATCH.
PosrLssp. Sept ~. F.s Fifsy-seven
towns gives Conry 7.I7s msjoriiy THE yenl
against G. sss LAT s--r. Showing net gain
81 ca.
August. gives conry si4 majority in -
wsris.
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A MATTER or NO CoxsEouKscE.-The N.
T. Tribune says that four years ago. and up
70 the outbreak Of the var. Mcclellan, az
well as Pendleton, was . resident OF Cincin-
nstti and that city Is still bis legal residence,
according to the axiom OF our State Consti-
tuition that 10 ope gains or loses q residence
BY reason OF serving the country in her ar
mics We do not know whether Mcclellan
i nov biIleted on New York. New Jersey OF
some other State; nor il ia At all material
The President and Vice President must not
be residents Of the same State; bat there is
no rule which forbids dozen defeated can
ddstes being in the same house, IL they
choose
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Nor TKr ExHApsrko.-The Pitssburg
CASenieie speaks OF volunteering in that city
- most encouraging Within the last two
weeks tso full regiments have been sworn iD.
besides many who have been sert TO old req:
msnis IN respect 70 the character Of those
recruits the same paper says:
A better class Of our population Is now
taking the field against the enemy. composed
largely of veterans who have seen service.
and OF our ablebodied and skilled artisans
ADD trHdesmen. Such material will contrib
ute largely TO improve the morale Of our al
ready invincible bat sadly depleted armies.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

DuyIcuIr 70 PRoxouxci.-LAd night VI
we're amused 81 the attempts Of on6 81 the
usxashed. whose tongue had become issls
thick from tie effects Of bis favorite bever-
age, 10 pronounce the names Of the Demo
cratic candidates. .Huua for MeClern and
Pen'toni mean. HurrA for Mcclellan snd
P'ltonl No. that Amt Il: Hurra. say. 10,
McKsunel and Pen toni The poor fellow
got further from the mark at every attempt.
until be finally gave up in d>'pair, exclAin-
ing. 30, id such mixed up ness Hur-
r. for JEFF Dsvisl" The conclusion had the
merit OF sincerity 81 ell esents.
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WASHINGTON, September PA large
portion Of the recent loan viii be spproprIa
ted to the payment Of The army.
BY an act Of Congress passed in June last
an officer employing soldier as servant. IL
subject to reduction of HE pay to the
amount Of the legal allowance for servant
or servants and also the cost Of the soldier to
government. This provision was evidently
intended TO check an abuse Of long standing
and great magnitude over the withdrawal of
soldiers from active duty for mutual purposes.
therefore IL an officer enjoys the Injury OF
a soldier for his servant no has TO pay the
entire expense out Of his own pocket In
cases where civilians are employed by those
who are allowed servants Il does not apply
Many Of the officers have just been made
aware Of the provision Of the new law. and
its practical application to them sa matter
Of surprise and unlocked fer deduction from
their pay.
Ffty-ons rebel deserters from Anderson q
division who recently como into our lines,
arrived here to-day on the mail boat from
City point.
They say large number of rebel troops
are anxious to descrt.
From accounts received, II appears the
army Of the Potomac IL unusually healthy.
and the Hospitals contain but few patients
WASHINGTON. Sept l2.-Capt. NJ. l.. Is
500 Of the U. s. steamer satiago Cnba un-
der date Of Sept 5th Informs the Navy de-
psr,ment that Saturday when on way TO
Hampton Roads for coal he discovered,
! chased and captured blockade runner. She
proved to be the English steamer, A. ID,
Vance. the'late Lord Clyde from yelling.
ton. N. @. She Vas an iron side wheel
steamer two years old. very fast. and had on
board 410 bales Of cotton aud some turpen-
tine Her full cargo oanuot be known until
| II In trken out In Boston.
Admiral Lee In dispatch deaf the III
says the Eliza ran out Of Wellington on ID.
9th. aud was captured next day by the Key
stone State and Quaker City. the Eliza va
seen and fired upon when she ran out by tn
Nashon and Was chased on BY the Contiag'
DE Cuba until lost In darkness.
The mex, day at 10 10 she was seen AM
captured without papers or dag.
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How JouS MskeN Was kAIrp The
Richmond Examiner tells the story Of the
capture and death Of John Morgan. He wss
on . tecoss saaee. .ad took lodgings Al a
house near Grseuville. I, proved TO be %
cupied Ls the ~ite OF Williams. an officer on
Barn .sie's staif. whfe he slept. Mrs. VIII
lisms mounted horse aud rode fifteen miles
and returned With a sqa&d Of soldiers Nor
gao from the house. but vas surrounded
He dre- . tevolver. swese he you'd pot bs
ukea alive and attempted u break through
the line. wheu he Gas killed by voliey.
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IL The Paris fashion rules are in a rage
against the emperor OF Austria The Paris
Times IA weekly paper says: An an
nouncement made in the fashionable journal,
LIE Sport. that the ladies in Vienna had de-
hniteiy abandoned crinoIine in consequence
OF its condemnation by the emperor Of Aus
tria, has been received with a universal
shout of defiance The Pays and La PafrIe
could not in their widest paragraphs about
English aristocracy exhibit more fury than
do the journals Of fashion at this presumption
OF Teutonis autocrat. Paris. always con-
sidered as the seat OF fashion. TO be placed
after barbaric city in her despotic rights to
lead the modes, l. ntolerable.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

WAETED--F For q term of years
w comfsrtsbis tz<llsng house vfA Encd
yard -vsii 4 4 srr- Apply It Cox oos Ne.
its end $50. h4is street. susi5du
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tE That paraiptetic rebel newspaper
called the Appeal. has again skedaddled It's
perigrinations in search OF "the last ditch, "
have been remarkable. Published original
ly at Memphis. II left that city on short no.
tice. at the approach Of Northern gunboats
and.hed TO Grenada. Miss. From there, al
the approach OF General Grants "vandals. -
IL fled to Jackson in the same State, and from
Jackson. after brie: soiourn. il escaped TO
Atlanta Ca, fondIy believing that there Il
might rest aad fire the southern heart with.
out molestation IRON the terrible Yankee.
But not so. Gen. Sherman's cannon Gre
quite too close for safety, and the Appeal
HAS again sought new base-this time al
Griffin. little town on the road to Macon,
about fifty miles from Atlanta. Like the
Wandering Jew. the Memphis Grenada ack
ATLANTA -Grifiin-Appeal seems forever
destined 10 move on.
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CARo. Sept. IA Ere broke out at Z
O'Clock this morning on Commercial Avenue
between sth and 9th streets and consuming
all the buildings on west side Of Avenue ex-
cept Witnes Brick Block, then extended OPP
pssite side Of the Avenue. destroyed United
States Hotel and sprrad up Sth and 9th sts..
consuming Browns Hotel. Rising Sun and
other buildings, burned Commercial Ave-
nue. including Planter House. Shounrick
House. Hardware, Grcrery. Dry Goods.
Clothing. Bork and other stores.
Among the principal Losses are Conacala-
hans three stord brick. entire stock OF stoves
Tinvsrs. copperwAre. loss s40.o 900. insured
for 5000; VIM. Swarm Grocer. loss SIS 900
insured 81. 900; Browns Groceries and Lip
uors. loss $4,000. Insured $s,000r Total
loss probably will revcA 5000. 900.
The Joha ]. Roe boend New Orleans
with battalion OF Missouri cavalry sunk
In thirty feet water above New Madrid. No
lives lost All the horses aboard we're
drowned.
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One nDo1lars One llOIlar.!-The
Zone Dollar Store" in Ross' building, West
side Of the Public Square. has just received
large lot OF silverware and Jewelry, and ID
in full blast /, ia decidedly the cheapes.
place ia Unc.. -. .omlnion 10 buy Jew
elry and Silve,~sse. si.i rom the crowd OF
ladies that flock ,n.s way. they must give
big Inducements 80 we advise all Who have
not been there TO call early. and get bar.
gains. as they can be had for few day.
only. TROY BROTHERS,
Agents for the Rhode Island Jewelry Mann.
featuring Company sepi352t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Tux "wnuE BOYS - The New York Ex-
press says that In several Of the wards Of
New York City. Democratic campaign clubs
have been formed called "White Boys
Clubs. having for their motto; This Is a
Waite Mans country. founded on White
basis Cor White men" Tho Express says
that these organisations are 10 be spread
over the country. and they will soon appear
eth "lheir appropriate insignia which seems
TO be tie wuls leather aud the flag oI
trucs
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I, RAIsToy


Persons suffering from diseases of thoeo
delicate organs should avail themselves OF
The opportunity 81 consulting DR.. Gardner.
the skiIlfal Osulis, and Aurist. who has been
pracsicine with great su : ,ess In Indianapolis
aud other cities OF this State. The Doctor
inteuds to visit Terse Hsuie. and viii be
ready 20 receive pssienss on Monday. Sep
tsmber 10Th. lie oil remain antil The 29,h
after that tine Re gill visit Terre Haute one
week in each month The doctor has taken
rooms 81 the Runsin HOUSE. Read HE adj
verlisement sep7du
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Autumn LssvKs No. I. -0ft in the Silly
night. With slumbers creeping Ger me, fond
memory brings the light OF the countenances
Of happy men and women whom We meet
coming out Of Tuell a RipIey's store. loud
Ia their praise Of the great bargains" they
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

" n u u u n
HH VJcAfED IN TIE
CITY OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.
No. lV6 Name rset ID door above Quincy
Hoose. Otsoe. over J. r DAyton's
Book Store
SAB N cLAIns TO BK
THJf KING OF CANCERS,
And all kinds Of Fever Sores: such a.
White Swelling and Rome Diseases;
Sro1ulA. Piles.
And Sore Eyes IN their worst stages.
Liver Complaints. Consumption,
Female Weakness, and Salt Rheum,
letter. Rheumatsm, &C. &c.
The Doctor became master OF the above
diseAses while travelling through Europe and
America, and be now stands at the head Of
his profession both in Europe and America.
The Doctor willtAke pleasure In showing his
visitors certificates Of the above cases where
they have been given up As incursble BY the
physicians IN the country. The Doctor also
guarantees a cure In all cases where the pa
tent lives up 70 the directions, or no pay.
The patient viii please correspond weekly,
giving q true statement Of the case. p. o.
Drawer 64e3. The poor dealt with literally.
Cxneers extracted In from four TO twenty
four hours, without instruments or pain, or .
drop Of blood. decsdvly
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Flour. State add Western heavy. irega-
iar ard pc lover snd more OF less nominal
Sales II $40 s08ll 10 for extra Y. " O.,
s.a ell iskatl3 for trade brssds.
Vaxty steady 90 81 % Cor Stale and
Western
whe-t dull aud eomin.l. 56sloc lower.
81 ssa2 - for Amber aichig<s. and 81 =,
fsr unsoand do
Corn heavy .sd loser Il tlctal 81 for
misel wessssn. and 81 q for prime do. 10
store
Oats heavy and decisiealy loser Al sslaso
Tor western.
Lard les active and shade s<sisr Al 7si !
a239k.
Batter lie loser 81 <ssa4-
Moa<y active ADD auiie Grn II se. sser-
Isnx Eschxprs dun ~ 81 - foe specie
Coli eEciisd and decsdlJ loser II g. =
and eiozisg AZ - is$s92 -.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJECTION
r. ocs FsskIs sssDEsa-Ws call tbs sttsntlon of
female rssdsrsso the advertisement In our column.
rths czEsoxxs R,usr Asp Is5scuos, for the
cure Of Finer Aibus. o. Tue whites. These yeset-
able compounds have been found . most sovereign
specific for this uss. By the removal Of which they
also AID In regulating the periods Of the female
system. oftsn interrupted By FluoF Albas They
are certain - cure speedily and thoroughly and
shoroughiy. and contain no mineral poisens--sre
perfectly innocuoas 70 the most deliests orgsnl
sstion- Thsy are also the best and moot effective
cure 81 6onorrhoss ant eIeet yet discovered. Call
fsr chsrokes Remedy Or injection Sold y al
druggists throughout the country.
sug77dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

~ The Congregationalists Of the United
States intend 10 organize a National congre-
ea,ionsl Convention. Teu Of the State As
socistions have already declared in favor of
the plan. aud the papers. both East and
West. are earnestly advocating IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

BALTIMORE. Sept. l2.-The American.
special dispstch from Harper's Ferry says
There has been no change in the military
situation since my last dispatch.
Working parties have commenced on the
b. & 0. r. X. this morning. and il Is expect
ed the road viii be in running ordor through
out by Friday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

PRoFIrAnLk CsoP.-There i on the Asy
lnm farm 10 Providence. crop OF onions on
three acres Of land which il Is expected viii
realize =. 900.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

IL Some portions of the side-walks on
Main street are indeed sished-walks. IL We
may Judge from the peculiar srticulstions OF
'corned" indis idusIs passiogso and fro there
on Put them in good repair before bad
westh6r comes on.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

Ccsiulsen Party The ''handre,i day
boys" vii give hundred day" dance Al
Cars Hall on MoDasy Ere. September
18Th. all the Young rcnt- OF TIE regiment
and their Iriends are invited. Also. Prof.
Toass obi eiab. Muse ey JOE TOUT and
band Hsxkr Owfs,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13

~ A chimney about 100 feet high. com
prising about 70 900 bricks. and estimated to
weigh over 200 tons. has been moved dis
lance Of 100 iss,. In Worcester. without dis
locating = brick.