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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
An Amusing Affair i'm Gentry.
4 Spirited FIGHT Bef,reen Too Girls al
ChHoA -"High Old Tunes ia the Country
-Union Girl ne Victor

The ST Joseph Mo- Herald. OF the 29th
ult.. relates tho following interesting Incl.
dent
On last sabbath whilo church was being
neld about six miles north OF Albany, Cen
try county. party Of militia visited the
place 20 secure horses with which 20 enter
he service under the call of Gen. Fisk 4
Uuion cir. promptly came forward and plsc-
ed her animal at the service OF the BOYS, and
slao pointed ont TO them another fine steed
which she remaFb cd was the property of
sece>h lady TREND Of hers. A Union troop
er was SCOT asfridc 81 the 'cOniraband,' and
vas about 70 leave with him, when The ladv
owner made her appearance aud protested
against giving him up The Uni0n girl urg.
ed the sAldiers 10 20 along; she had volui 4
tarislly contributed, aud insisted that the Sc
cesh horse should also DO duty. At this the
rebel girl swelled up big with warmth and
appi-d all sorts OF opprobrious epithets TO
Mss Union. who IN turn "biled over" and
while the steam was up pitched in and knock
ed her opponent 6at 90 the ground and then
jumped upon her end pounded away alta ter
rible rate Dr.. Wills OF that vicinity. final
~ parted the Amszons. bxt they didn't STAY
parted. and were soon blazing away At each
other again. accompanying their blows with
scteams OF defauce. Their CAV Sunday
dresses were soon IN shreds. long beautiful
tres>cs were mixed with blood from dainty
noses, etc. Tie hyslauders. despairlng II
putting an end 70 tho row. formed a circle
and seated themselves % enjoy the exhibition
10 regular r. ze-riug style. The combatants
fought ioag ard vel until Miss Union seiz
ed Mss Secesh by the threat. and succeeded
IN stopping he wind. when she fell to the
ground AID gave M the battle. The parties
were then duly csrec Tor BY their friends.
here IS q fiction about this Ii actually
oecuree a. the time sud place related above.
- several a ne geutFy boys now here csa
testify
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

IL Is asserted. apparently on good author
Nv, that Gen. URAaA has been negotiating
with Macmillan upon terms Of submission
70 the Empire. aud that the conditions on
which Il WAS made contingent have been ac-
eep,ed. Accepting the news IS true. We
cannot but regard Il as the severest blow
which has We, be.allen TIE National cause
UsAeA has always shown himself enc Of The
abless Generals h The National afmy-oue
of the few men on whose talents the friends
Of the Mexican Republic basvd their hope
for successful resistance 10 the invasion
add for the final triumph Of JuAEKr. IL
would be useless 70 deay that. with the de-
lection Of usA0A, the prospects Of our neigh
boring Republic become mere gloomy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

FcR the past tour years. the Democrats
have bad from two-thirds 20 three fourshs of
The iat contracts aud lobe IN The giit OF this
Administration. The Government. a. the
oopperhead1 siyls the President, has acted
apOn The superstition that Republicans would
stand ey The as< without being paid for Il,
While the "Democfsss' would not None
but Avowed traitors have been excluded
from the opportunity 70 serve their country
AZ contractors or oilice holders. The fact
TIA, Of the frs. two huodred aud thirty Gea
erals commissioned. two hundred we're Dem
ccrats. : fair sample Of the Admiaisls.-
tlon policy n this respect II the Copper
head papers waat to enter 90 al Investigation
q The question whether Democrats or Re-
pnblicans have sold most shoddy % tie Gov
eminent. Of 70 hnd ous which has been The
''shoddy' party during this. - well a. other
periods Of the Government. they had better
back dsvn IN advance When TIE leopard
charges rs spo,.. OF the lion his skln. The
Democracy vii cease to be the ".hoady
party.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

While tie Rebel General HooD's brArass
dirpstsA claiming victory over sHxswaS =
Atlanta created some uneas.ness 10 the loyal
Ssatss. i seems 10 have been better uadef-
stood b. tie Richmond raPeu Thus the
Exsmsasr. Of the o5;h' referrinr . Hoop'.
dis7stcn reducing the number of captured
guns isoE 'stventy-tvo' % .thirteen. Dis
courses - follows. III be had driven SHrn-
49, scross he chauahoochle We should have
hsen eoutsus without Gun o. pri-oner.-
s-,afss Ne are able 70 penetrate Ito TIE
strts Of sffAirs, his HrazAx's1 position
ae.th I'd uess Of The city rsn.las uashank.
-. q Il shaagsd AZ ell, hs h.s pressed near
sreo he city. re throas sArl'. less it,
fkis = uncouforsAbie proximity TIE
fact =. re southern Fsss. has been Toe Of
tee nislsd D. ne Resel readers. TAey are
gFoving 70 - noFo tuoieos ard look % fe>l
rssrl's rather thar 20 nsss announcement OF
victssg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

PROPOSALS FOR loan.


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sotlee hereby given hat Subscriptions VII he
received ~ she Tresrarsr ofthe united stsses. the
several Assistant Tsessarsrs and deal grated Depos.
ltsries. Ard ~ the yafonai Bsnks designated and
saallasa a. Deposliarles ana Financial Agents fer
Treasury Notes payable three pears from August
Is lsss. hssnng interest Al she rate II seven and
tkres- tsntAs pr cent per snnun. with ssmisnnuai
coupons ssisehsd. payable in lawful money
These notes viii he convertible .; The option osths
holder At maturity. into ak per cent. gold bearing
bend. rsaeemsbls after i've AMI payable twenty
years. from August Is. lsss.
The Note, will ss Issued IN denominations Of Efi'.
enc hundred. i've hundred, oas theusAns, aud Eve
thousand dollars. aad viii be Issued Ia blsat, or
payable to ordsr may Be directed BY the sabscri.
hers.
Al subscriptions must be for any dollars. Or some
multiple Of nv dollars.
Duplica.s csrlIh ,stss win be Issued for all depOs-
IT. The party depositiag nusi endorse upon the
o. gfal certificate the dsnonp alton Of notes rsquir-
ID, and whether they are 10 BE- is-nea In blank CT
payable TO order. when sosndorsed II must be l,fi
with the Oasoer receiving IA deposit. be forward
ed to this Department
The notes will be transmitted 10 the o~nsrs free
oftrssspOrtAtiOn charges after the receipt Of
the original csrthcsiss ofDeposit as they can be
prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Is. on sI de-
posts made prior 10 tha, date and will be paid By
the Department upon receipt Of the original csrtia
Gates.
As the notes draw interest from August Is. per
cons making deposits subsequent 20 that date must
pay the nterss. accrued from date Of note Gate
deposit.
Parties deposltlng twenty Ave thousand dollars
and upwards for thsse notes a, any time VIII b
all " Il comm ssion OF oue-qusrter Of per cent
which viii be paid BY this Department upon the re-
fcer With whom the deposit was made. No deduc
tIon- for commissions be made from the depss
its
ofaosrs receiving depOsits will see that the prope
endorsements ar made upon the orsnsl certlfc ates
AL officers authorized receive deposits To
qusssed 20 give to applicants all desired infornA
ton, AMI snoId every facility Cor making tnbscrIp
tlons
w.P. FEssFNDEN.
Sscrssary efths Treasury.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Be RECETTED
| by the
first national Rank ot TeFr
Aaute. Ind.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKER
Throughout the country will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

The Peoria Peace Powov has adjourned.
having recorded Is treason IN series OF
Fssolutio1s, which are too Tong and TOO
worthless Tor sspetition. bat The following
coEdenses their meaning.
Resolssd. L. That Abraham Lincoln ia a
ksi,or. aud JEFF Davis i not.
2. Secession. according to the resolutions
Of I7ss ard 1893. i- constitutional. and she
var Tor the Union IL unconstitutional, and
has failed. and must be stepped.
3. Repeal emancipation Laws. submit 20
the rebels. and leave the country 20 Ma
tional Democratic Convention.
: Af Lincoln Is usurper. He has de-
MED The constitutional right of the rebels 70
seed e and therefore. sbsolred them from
al allegiance His administration has and
Is ill. wagiog a blsQdy aud relentlesa war
for the svowed purpose of sxtermiDAsing
eight miIlious OF freemen from TIE homes Of
their fsthers. and bIotiing from the Ameri-
can constellation one bali of the States Of the
UuioD."
:. In order 20 redress these wrongs. reb-
eh and traitors must vots.
s. Bns Africans muss be excluded from
fighting for The Uoion.
FBecsuse Mr. Lincoln told "ail whom j
nay concern" that a rebel proposition 90 re-
turn TO the Union ard abandon slavery wouis
be acceptable 20 hin. therefore The abolition
Of slavery Is the sole object Of the war
s. No martial law against rebels in Ken
lucky.
.. Bring back or discharge the Coles eoun
ty rebels.
10. Martial Law Is a course Of sprouts
IL n the President puts u through
"course Of sprouts" we'll fight.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

Ma. GKS. HooKER. accompanied by Col.
FEssExpES, Major LAWRENCE, and Captains
SrATsroS and TAYLOR. of his personal staff.
arrived in Washington last Thursday. In
tue evening he was serenaded by the band
of the Veteran Reserve Corps. A large
number OF his frionds aud admirers assem-
bled az the same time O. greet him. aud upon
his appearance the General was received
with round after round Of enthusiastic cheer
iag 10 response 10 repeated calls Tor a
speech. be said
Il did not come here 10 make a speech,
nor should We expect one. IL tbis rebellion
was 10 have been put aown by speeches,
enough have been made since iis CON-
mencement 10 put down forty rebellions.-
fbis war Is only a be PIT down By force Of
arms, BY bullets and bAyonets, and though
do not personally know some OF you. yet
thore will be abundant opportunity before
the termination of the var 70 make you &C.
quaintance upon the ield =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
Negro Suffrage I'm Tennessee.

Negro Suffrage I'm Tennessee
"Psrson BHowSLow" has published an ar
tice IN the Knoxville Wig. Ia which be
shows that until 1855 negroes had a right to
vote ia Tennessee. He says that JoHx Bril-
once defeated FELx GRrSDY. for Congress.
by The aid of negro votes General ASDREw
JAcksoS once defeated Colonel Jxo W.T.
IIANs, among whom JAcssov vas popular IN
consequence Of his euloges upon the soldiers
a. New Orleans. Governor CARROLL. pop.
nlar man with the negroes. carried closely
contested election by their votes. friend Of
biz leading sixty or seventy of them 20 the
polls at the same time. CAvE JOHNSON, be
says. led negroes n the polls "arm m arm. .
The proposition 10 abolish negro voting was
carried IN the State Convention, be says.
among Others. by the vote OF RoBr. NJ. BuR-
Tog, who ran as the friend Of negro suffrage
aud pledged himself to stand by them land
maintain their rights Tie received some-
thing less than four hundred negro votes, be-
lug successful by majority of not more than
two hundred. let. 10 the Convention. be
turned against his black constituents. and
voted to disfranchisa them. They had a
right 70 vote under the old State Constitution
bas we're disranchlaed By the Constitution G I
1895
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

tory over Black RePubhcsnism Is the ffsS
step to-srds triumph Of the Peace sentis
ment We must attempt that step. however
distssteful may be the compauionship oil
those who lack cur sympathy on the war
question. We do not yield our advocacy OF
peace. but simply hold that issue in reserve"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

- k.gnxDE'xss having damned : eastoner
lor = lo1k Las the cettos st ls<t desires = Q
setverf enc mcrning - admt hlm ny
lsisn1'' sd p - n.aa. aux yoa sfr =
re.. honest fellow. ard have rfsst =
r.rd ior ron: thezefore. / axe this oooortu.
nixv q tel seu. thst - I s1sEi sever - VA
: raftklng. 3on had beftef 60 hone. md
vour on busin<es. ard don't icse ruar ssras
bv c<ilnz here. As ios ne others. lhey are
a.st of ssx-boris. fpF ubon have % a.
f<cslon, aid thsy nay ~ssse rhe'r iine a
tLsy piszse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

IT pla be sen b. General Orders. ~hieh
We rnblnh N another plsce. thai eleven new
Regiments are 70 be Organized n this State.
10 oce yeas's service. Read the Orders.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21

", 4s
CLEARED
s,ean soip Scotia tsr, Judkna oresnsewH and Liver
sap America tBr), Mortimer. Liverpool-s rhompsoa's
: sSip hose tYr,, Genroy, Havre-o Rescr.
ss,aa s%os@sa @ ii's "a il' Ass.ssr: Antwerp
r-s Osprey tBr,. Norton dsnos~Fanah AHHI Sslnets
ssss Mary Edson Howe. cadu-Bassu 4 N,ct.,son.
Ssrk Honduras tBr) Reeve. Maiamoros-F Alexandra
sars ohas Edwin. rYbets. Gov Bay-xlner Housh-
ss s ssra sens as1o 1ass 81 sinsms pss hn-s v.o
Bris Florence (Brl Roberts, Turks Island-c KnoI
srs os5 s,s,ssw rlsA r.mn. Bay ana r,sD,.,.
sahr Derhins, COR. oorce wcA
Eehr Duka Of Newcastle (Br), Finlay, 81 John, MA
schr 4 z Hammond o'Brieu. calAis-Jec Frys&co.
:sR.., ::ssR ,,,ss S,,,.:S Sosv,a 81; ssi',Sl
sss%sr fsnu. hsrs F.nssr Iss' rSi.dslps shasDn
ARRIVED
Supply steamer Aphrodite. Captain Morgan. Pcnss.
..ss steamer with sic ismessscks bound v: zane day
Sna Sro: passed propeller showing cromwes signal.
sssssss .ss eg q Los4sa r rs. Liverpool Sep,
bound h s ' h e sn q s!s1%sip y SIs Cs srd q
S9unc ,s = :.@. Essnns
Civ Of %asaSsop a. n bound E sams day. steamer
~s ss@:sip ANS sol ts,rss1r: nSn Washington hours
tss d ss, s01s.a q sI hrss. Bay 8, Do
... S..f = p,,.hs yss pSsa y.,,, dsys with
haIk A,.r,eAn Eax Harfora, AhpinwAl q days with
0azelle tof New Haven) Black psre, so. "a a..
vth moasses. 70 Trowbrioyes sons. ~s''
bark wihcimne tof Turks fslaucs) NcEwep xlrsgoane
dsy. wfh coffee logwood aud cotton Berhsr A Co
s.r. Kate stamle Davis Tortugn. IS days ballast
Brig Lady u the Lakc cor BernudaD, Hn, Antigua ia
days n ballast q vessels.
Big Lm. lBrj Bray, curscea, n days With WOOL As 10
..Brg v,.. Hu,csins, Msnrsnila. Is dsya with sugar
Bra k.sel'ioI Prudden, BermudA days. with cid junk
an odnoOo, Eldsrsn, Giscs Bay, daya with coal 70
sshr Lane tgf yarorih. Ja) strum Cow Bar. 10 days
10 co.. y Dolner, Potter Co.
fiatI Rendrck, LingAn. IL days, with coal 10
sehr sascss nenisr, Orr, Bridgeport Oh 10 dsys with
.asesr Eep'.' c0s shuiss xs sd.y,, win sp.rs 70
schr hothen; Besston. PORT Royal sdsys
senr gashs. somss " ssuppy) Potter. rorfslk days
scsr sssr NJ, I Wsancrs ssi, Barnes, Virginia
schr Lsnarttne, Hill ssco, daya
Gchr Pearl, lfti. ksco dayA
schr geo Fsshingon Pendeson, Bangor sday.
Sohr DtlDhi, smith. Portland
Nolr Glide Iewis. Boston or Albany
scar ~ ladinm. Ryder. New Bedford-
trhr ID Cvnslock. Pope, kantuoxet
eohr Ives. Cobb, Plymorth
ser koseias Lncou. Tsunton.
5ahr Mediator. pavia. bristol
kdhr Hetruis Nls Nsw Haven.
Steamer Comet, Dosno Boston for Fort Royal
BELOW.
srG Bgeiow tof cornwsiis Esb ~ days from ~ Ear
isA-ReApe1 arp ssdsrics, Roanohe; barb Cssco
The New York herald., 1864-09-21
sEoARs AHD roBAcco.

HAVANA sEGARs-IN BOND ANN purv pAYn
IL o1ered consdsrshy below market price by
- seHWbNN CO., in liquidation.
oil Broad street. cDrasr Of Beaver.
OSCARS AT LEss THAN THs PREsRHr Cos1 TO
- mannfacturr ~ tes New York seKAr Manufactur M
animation is solicited.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21

Hrirs Ln,y John 0ru KsnueDesk Fashion: schss Mary
james Baslss Lousa johnson, 6osAntoa. Carleton
House. Fraucis a Middleton. Ann, Norris = PrAtA
2osh-steamship Cosmopolitan. neu Haven
Wna n guasss W6W.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21
HlLLIARDs.

EoR sALE-A fRIvITB BILLIARD TABLE ONLY
been used short time. and Just been rspollshcd: /:
svefy,hng oompleie; he used . POCKET or caron
pple. Apply al IS New street. between 10 and IL A. NJ
The New York herald., 1864-09-21
MILITARY AND NAVAL.

= - - ~ - - - -.
VOID THE DRAFT.-THE LAST CHANCE FOR
N vOLUNTEKRs.
CONE AT ONCk TO THE
MALiON1L aiLiTAkY CLAM AunnCr, ~ ,Sn vA1.sIs AMH
No g. WHIfE sfRERf NEAR 1aOADWAi
for the protection Of the vountser the Subs
coz GEO a B6cKIN0nAN,
'' Ss,%: IvsEsoSs. isiHsSsisi. CIswss Civ CO.,
xsssra bowers. sszcKxxH 3kADfosD.
nsrshan;s sor9er Barley s.d ch1rSh r streets.
Importsrs, corner Of PARK place and Church street.
JAMES C. HARRlOrf, Esq,
President Brevoort Insurance Co.. ~ Wall street.
wANTKD-5u0 VOLUNTEERS.
ALSO.
900 SUBSTITUTES, for one, two and three years,
. FOR THE ARMY OR NAVY
Choice 81 regiments regulars volunteers cavalry, ax
lory, infantry, engineer or marine cerps =.
supervsors or oit.ens from any part Of the state re-
correspond with this oi.cs.
UNITED STATES HARBoR FORTIFICArIOES.
ONE YEAR VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
for kghteenth Twentieth Twentyeighth and rhirtieth
authorized By Excellsncy Seymour with the
approval OF the War Department.
THE HIGHEST BOUNTIES PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
~, 0ME TEAR MEN REGEiv. $loI4
oSs lAoosAsR FOR ASH 6ss !9Eas.hS 9Eaa. DoIIAAS
80 HAND MONEY paid to any person bringing recruit
should the recruit himself he will receive the hand
money.
Competent surgeon win be in attendance to examine
OFFICE HOURS FROM A NJ To7PM
For further parrcuars call personally Advice ana infor
Col GkORGK A. BuCKINGHAMl
Major PETER McDB1MOTT, }Directora
THOMAS j. DOBBON.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21
MATRIMoNrAl..

II THERE ARR TWO LADIES TO BIZ rourp on.
sreus Of accepting the OF ~ II, epsn
with 70 natrmeny, they rsqueEsd adore ss
Cosmopoitans, Dor le5 Herald e1nee.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21
EXPRESSES.

pURNHAMs FURNITURE RxrgFss, OFFICE ms
~ West Eleventh street An Elnas ~ Fpfrf,nrs bored
md shiIpsd Large wagons for moving In oity
y cVvpuys Fwajtays psassd.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21
S HlPPiN NE w S.

KEW YoRK-rnis pAY
- nmsrs........... 46 NOON RIsEs 10 II
Port Of New York, September 10, 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-09-21


"A Entire satisfaction or pay, at ~ eirsh evsnms.
Especial attention given to mechanical dentisery Lne
cheapest Of teeth made and a are IA
any part or the world No advance requsa aud nS
acy Nitrous oSds rss 6ss been given here In over shA
thousand teeth erracted Without JAIN - 30
cident sickness has occurred from ~ W. w 1ve
itevery day Between Fifteenth snd sxsssnA sssN on
Sixth avenue. No. 2S9.
NoLrON DENTAL AssOCIAIIon-Dh, COLfOI
shr an ehe Of the Nitrous oxide As anl
has had unparalleled succcss IN ~ use 70 -"
Here hesdqusrsrs omos' ~ Soss '
f,onR AND BE sAiIsrl ED. 1T wfLt = 4 COST s.,I 10Y
ara M widely knows evtrect teesh posuve{
w,shou, pain and without cha se until Ocseser
,te'is Teeth IonpaDy Denss 81 Fourth street. cornef
Immen-e stok, comprisins every eessrpuoa ~
al, ,lciai teeth constantly on exhibition.
fNsrEopLAsrfC, OR ARTIFICIAL RoHs, VIKINGS
for arcayel teeth; Old built up; mere shells,
schuo teeth and very ares, cavity h>d without paN,
Nv i've In person Rcoms removed " ~ hss1
Fourteenth street. ono door wcss o. Up0n sausf& wv
70 oOD tcsijnunaA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
BEHOLD he coMEs,-Tho fas,lu.. an,


intrepid ~. n" the greatest Philosopher the
world has ever known will be in Upper San
dusky on Thursday Dec. s: and win address
the people in the evening, at the Court House
on his sublime theory oftruth. So much has
been written in favor of this world renowned
hero, that we deem it almost waste of time to
attempt to add any thing to the high encomiums
that the press has every where heaped upon
him; but inasmuch as the conquering hero
who has more than once made sacrafce of hi.
personal liberty, by undergoing voluntary in,
generations in the innermost cells of the most
gloomy PRISONS for the truths sake, we can
not avoid giving him passing notice, if in or
der, only to elevate him in the public estima-
ton, and prepare the mind OF the people for the
| advent of this colossal intellect
in their midst "J. Ms" mission is eliminating
| towards point, his profound research into the
cause of the war with his almost prophetic Wis
ions of its results and final termination has for
ever'stamped him as one of the greatest sagcs of
the age. And the future historian when he
hall come to write truthful account of the
war, will have his attention called to, and his
mind fixed upon the almost superhuman theory
advanced 80 forcibly and supported so cogently
by "J. N" against the popular prejudicies,
And then with the power of a new era
the Historian will write upon the pages ofa NJ
tons record the fact that greater, a wiser &
more llustrious Philosopher was never known
since the beginning of time, than this fearless
exponent Of the principals of the truth and the
war.
Go on 81. N" the world is fast coming up to |
your stand point, it must acknowledge the SUI
premacy of your theory or it will be driven like
a tangent from its orbit & wreck of matter be
he result! Go and hear ~. N. when he speaks
n this village. We rejoice that ~. N" is will
ling to bear all the pressure for otherwise, it
would be more than we could bear If DUNN
don't strike for the hero, the preudices of an en-
lightened and scientific world will grind him
under its pins-strikc, Robert, in time for ~
NJ"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02

THE MUMMIEs OF THEBEs.--Messrs. Aver
4 TO. have received from Alexandria d carr
go Of rags to pay for their medicines, which
are largely sold in Egypt ghey are evident
iy gathered from all classes and quarters of
the Pashas dominions-the cast off garments
Of Hadjls and djis-white linen tur-
bans, loose breeches and flowing robes. Not
the least part of their bulk is cloth in which
bodies were embalmed and wound for pres
ervation three thousand years ago. They
are now to be made INTO paper for Aver
Almanacs, and thus, after having wrapped
the dead for thirty centuries are used to
wara the living from the narrow house which
they have SO long inhabited, and to which
in spite of all our guards and cautions we
must SO surely go.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

It's well established fact that no prapara
tion has ever been placed before the public
that as remedial agent for thesafe and spec
dy cure Of Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza
Hoarseness, Tickling in Throat, Soreness Of the
Chest and Lungs, and the relief of Consump.
tive Cough, is equal to Goes Cough Baisam
Although not known in the Western States un.
til the fall of 1863, over 30000h bottles of it
were sold and used by the peoples its immense
popularity being the sesult of its undouhted
merit. The proprietors Messrs C. G.. Clark 4
Co., of New Haven, Ct, who are among the
most reliable of the Eastern Drug Houses, have
offered to any man who would produce an arti-
Gle that would cure any Lung and Throat aff,c-
tions as quick as Goes Cough Balsam. reward
of$l00, and are without any takr, although the
offer has been made public overtwo years The
bottle compares in size with any of the 65 cent
preparations, and its strength s second to none,
making it not only the best, but the cheapest
remedy in the world Wehave the united tes.
timony of such houses as Lord 4 Smith; Full.
Ter, Finch d Fuller; Burnham & Van Setback;
j. H. Reed 4 Co., and II. Scoyll, all heavy
druggists in the city of Chicago, together with
the assurance Of wholesale and retail druggists
in all points of the Northwest, that they are
selling more this preparation, and that it gives
greater satisfaction than any other Cough Bal
sam now extant, No family should be without
it; it is within the reach of all, the price being
only 40 cents. In the time of health, provide
for dsease.-C Chicago Tribune.
Nov lS 1861 - M