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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22
WANTS.

UTANTED--.-LADIES TO CALL AT
w bi2 Massachusetts avenue, (north slde,l
between Fourth and Fifth, where all kinds Of
PLAIN eEWINOi Il neatly and expeditloully exc
outed, at reasonable prices. apie-st
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22

~ ENTLEMEN'b CLOTHING I'VE
" have now in store . full stock OF Gentlemen'I
Furnishing GoOdh OF the latest Gtyles, mAnufAetur-
Cd with the same degree Of neAtneSa style, and ole
EAnee, A. II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS s Co.,
BaS PsnnBylyGniA Avenue, between
Ninth anil Tenth BtrSSisr
apt lo-tni IstAI 4 INTEL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22

( 900 TONS BONE WANTED /
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22
AMUSEM EN1S.

GROWERS THEATRE,
" Pcnnsylvania avenue, near Willands' Hotel
LEONARD GROvER.......,,"..,... DIRECTOR
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
TRoGLoDYTINAE; WreRS.

Three species of this family usually
change their places of residence be-
tween the 18th OF April ant 10th of
May. The Winter Wren is a winter
resident, passing the summer north OF
the Lakes, but Berwick's Wren and
the House Wren arrive from the south
the last week in the month, and spend
the Summer, here. The first two
choose situations remote from the
farmhouse, and may be found along
the bowers of damp woods. or IN
ravir es and rocky places, while the
House Wren delights to nest near
u dwellings, and will occupy any
Ii tie box, with only one small open
ing into it, that we may fix in our
cherry or other tree, or about our
grape-vines, flo wergardens, b~ee-hives,
&c. and hence, if we choose, we can
easily control The labors of this little
bird. and direct them to any desired
end for the privilege we
would do well TO avail ourselves OF,
since it consumes, of the insect class,
about 40, 900 a month, tor each pair OF
birds with their young.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01

Custom Work,
Best style made to order, from a child's kid boo
tee, to a mans sewed F C Boot.
A. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET,
Has the largest stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
ever before in this market. We do not ask you to
come and buy, but come and let us show you the
goods and prices. and il we do not save you 10 pr ct
on what you pay US cash for. we will stop the works
and go as Uncle Sans boys Away down South in
Dixie" to fight secesh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01

Which drriUe or depart during the month
of April, and their Influence upon
agriculture.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
-4O--

Young couples, if they are wise
will not devote their whole honey
moon to merely amusing and caress
ing each other Let them remember
the pa~stry-cock, who, when his ap'
prentices first came, always gave
them a surfeit of pies to insure then
subsequent indifference.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
IcrERIDAE; Orioles, Biack6irds, &c.


The Cowbird, or Cow-blackbird,
which arrived on the 18th, is the only
species of this family that changes its
pIace of residence this month. 1t
resembles the bIackbird, but is much
smaller. Its insect-eating habits are
about the same, and it would be
equally as valuable to the husband
man, were it moi for the fact that the
manner its young are raised occasions
the death of great numbers OF the
vounq, of other birds very useful to
agriculture. This is the only bird of
the United States that does not hatch
and rear its own young. If you ex-
anime the nests of the smaller birds,
Won will frequently find an egg much
larger than the rest, and-entirely I'M
like them in appearance, being of a
dull color, and finely spri killed. over
with small brown spots. This is the
cowbird's egg, dropped into the nest,
in the absence of the owner, and then
left TO its fate.
A few birds break the egg on find
ing it, and throw it out of their nest;
a few contrive to bury it up so deep
it will not hatch, by building a new
nest over it-(the yellow bird is OF this
class, and, in consequence, has its nest
sometimes 6 or 8 inches high, which
is simply. 3 or 4 nests one above an
OFT err. with a cowbird's egg in each
of the lower ones)-much the largest
number. however, hatch them with
their own. But this intruder usually
patches out a day or two first, and is
always much larger and ST onger than
the rest. 1t consequently takes, from
the first, a share of all the food
brought to the nest, and is soon able,
from its increased size and %vOracious
appetite, to consume the whole
When that time arrives, it seems at
no loss how to manage To secure the
whole, unhesitatingly, and, since the
parent birds will feed their own young
while they are alive and remain in
the nest, makes wal upon them one
after another, till the injuries given
are sufficient to cause the death OF
some n of them, when it is pushed
out of the nest. Ia this manner it
proceeds, till every n is destroyed,
and remains the sole occupant of the
nest, when it feasts itself glutton-
ousIy upon the very food designed for
those young BIRDS it has so cruelty
slain. But this is not all the evil arls'
ing out of this state of affairs The
great length of time required to bring
this young cowbird to maturity, and
its exceedingly ~voracious appetite, 50
severely tax the united energies OF lt'
foster parents, that they are con
peIIed to let their next regular nest
ing time pass by without rearing 8
brood, in order to regain their owl
wasted strength Consequently, the
rearing of these cowbirds diminishes
in fact, the number of useful BIRDS
each year, by two breods, aVera gins
in number from 4 to 6 each, or from
s to IL birds, for each single cowbIrc
raised to maturity. B. F. ABLE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
NOTIONS.

YANKEE NOTIONS.
In the Notion department 1 aim to keep a
full supply of all the leading articles, bought ex-
pressly for the jobbing Trade. On my shelves may
800 dOz. Cotton Hosiery of grades mostly borOh las
100 " Cotton and Isle Thread Gloves.
so F" Gents Suspenders of all qualities.
100 Neck Ties, all colOrs and prices,
800 Gents Collars,
so Ladies do
500 "agOyds Spool Cotton Thread.
200 lbs Black Linen,
300 Packs Pins Nos. z, 3, AS.
loo gross Ladies Dress Buttons. assorted.
100 . Coat, Pants and Vest Buttons.
500 Pearl Shirt Buttons.
500 Common Agate
so Lead Pencils,
100 Reams Note, Letter and Fools Cap papers
800 doz. Ladies Dress Braids in assorted Coiors,
100 gross Steel Pens,
10000 Gun Gaps,
100 gross "a yard Shoe Laees.
100 g Hooks and Eyes,
100 doz. Pocket Memorandum.
50 gross Pen Holders,
go doz Serpentine Braid.
50 Marrow Silk do. in cOlOrs,
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
25 Rubber and Horn dressing combs.
8 Genuine Yankee Soap.
2 o Brown Windsor.
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
80 lbs Sewing Silk,
so dor. Machine Silk all cOlOrs.
800 Bolts line velvet Ribbons. assorted styles.
10 gross Ladies combs,
50 doz- Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins.
SO lbs Common
2 gross Glenn's Honey Soap,
2 " gross Lyons Katharon.
50.00O Envelopes assorted.
5 gross Japanned Tobacco Boxes.
20 gross Crochet Balls. assorted colOrs.
l " Burnett's Cocaine,
&c. &c. &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
M C G o n n L l. L'S

BOOT i SHOE STORE,
Is one Of the best places on the Reserve, and has
been for fifteen years, to get good goods allow pri-
ees. All work is warranted, and what is not made
in the shop, we get made out, and IS warranted all
the same SS-DO not fail to call and see him before
you buy.
Mems Rubber Overshoes. Mems Rubber Sandals,
Women's do WOmen's do
Misses and Children's 0vershoes,
Just reed at MeC0NNELL'S. Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
q Fer the SeffersOnian Democrat.
Birds on the Farm. n

Which drriUe or depart during the month
Of April, and their Influence upon
agriculture.
FRINGILIIDAE; EucheS, SparrOUS, dc.
Those of this family that spend the
winter in this County, and go north.
during the present month, are Pine
Grosbeak, Red-poll Linnet and Cross
bills, which are very rare, and Purple
Finch, Pine Finch, and Fox-colored
Sparrow. Those are only winter res
idents, driven south by lack of food,
during the severity of the Arctic wiz
ter, and returning again on the APP
proach OF mild weather. These ben
eht the farming community here in
two ways. They feed largely npon
insects injurious to crops, and upon
seeds of various troublesome weeds,
that would otherwise germinate in
our fields, much to our annoyance
The Stripedheaded Sparrows are gen
orally simply Spring and Autumn WIS.,
itanLs They arrive here from the
south towards the last of the month,
and, after a stay OF two or three
weeks, pass on TO the north
Their stay here is beneficial to the
community; for they assist in hold
ing in check several species of trouble
some insects, till the arrival of the
regular Summer resident birds.
Those of this family that arrive this
month, and remain till Fall. are Che.
wink or Ground Robin, Chipping Spar
row, Savanna Sparrow, Swamp Spa
row, Swamp Sparrow and Grass Finch
These are the ever-faithful friends OF
the farmer. 1t is estimated that a
pair of these birds, during the season
will destroy from 10000, to 2OO,OOU
insects large proportion OF which
are the destructive leaf-eating idrUdt
found on our trees, shrubs and plants
The Chipping or House Sparrow de.
lights to locate itself near the resi-
dence of man, and will become o.
great service to the gardner, If care
fully protected, in removing insects
from his vines and plants, for 1t con.
m them at the rate of LOO OF
1900 daily, for each pair OF birds
The Slate-colored Snowbird, Song
Sparrow and Field Sparrow are mor'
or less resident all the year, though
many pass north or south, accordln;
to the season, like the regular rDlgra
tory birds. They are similar TO tn
aforementioned in their food and hab
its, and are equally valuable to tn
farmers of this County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01
GO TO
A. McCONNELL'S.

AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
Mems French Calf $ Boots.
do do de- DS& Boots.
do do Fir 10 do do
Cavalry Boots. Long Legs,
Coarse Boots, d S Prime,
Kip do do do
Grain do do do
F c Scotch Tie. mems. Boys Kip < Coarse Boots
do BalmOrals. do do Grain x Calf do
Army Shoes. do Youths Copper Tip do
Infants do do
Girls Calf and Kip do
Boys Balmorals Kip and Calf.
Youths do do
FOR THE LADIES,
Goat and Kid Balmorals, Goat and Kid Boots,
English Lasting do Glove Kid Balmorals.
Glove Calf do Silk gore lasting do
Our own make of Calf, Goat and Kid BalmOrals
and BoOtees.
OR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Our own make,
Lasting BalnOrals, Lasting Cong CATERS,
Goat i Kid do Calf and Goat BOOtees.
Calf do Copper Tip Shoes.
Silk gore Lasting Caters, - cent Shoes.
Kid, Goat aud Calf BOOtes,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-06-01

W@th there can be seen at his Repository,
on Liberty Street. a few rods south OF the " estern
Reserve Bank, the largest assortment OF
Carriages and Buggies,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for sale IN
this market. His stock consists of FAMILY CAh-
RIAGES and SLIDE SEATS. of various patterns;
Oue-hOrse Buggies Of nearly every Descriptions, all
of which are of the latest and most approved East
ern STYLES, which for quality OF MATERIAL suostan-
tial workmanship and elegance OF nnlsn, cannot pc
surpassed by any other establishment IN the State:
Having in successful operation n STEAM ENd1NE
with all the necessary machinery for manufaeturlng
his SpOkes, Hubs, FellOes, and everything th2teah
be done advantageOusly by machinery
Being a practical mechanic himself, suPerlntend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches, he Is
prepared to furnish a Vehicle in hrst rate style, Ior
less money than any other manufacturer IN tne
HACKS. PEDLER'S WAGONS. COACHES AM
BAR0UCHES,
If not on hand. will be made to order. on short no
tice. L
kSRepairing, Trimming and Painting done with
neatness and dispatch.
SS-AIl work done at my mandatory warranted
In addition to the above. 1 am prepared to fur
nish Ca-rriage-makers and others with the best quail
ity of Turned SpOkes, Bent Rims. Bows, Shafts,
Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, Ge-, AT as low prices rs ~
any other establishment.
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish their own
timber, can get their SpOl Is and Hubs turned on
ah sept n StisSs anu a. E. h. wIsELL.
wanted hmm diaTeiyI
ANY quantity of first rate seasoned Spokes, Kick.
DRY and White Oak Lumber in exchange Tor EorA
or Cash. f. n. NAonhA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
.mEoicAL.
DIR. w. @. C0UDEN.
OF Cincinnati. has located perm
n...4I~ -.


WA devote specisl attention 70 the treatus1 .
Cancers and Cancereus ArectionE.
In calling attention 10 ny Cancer Antidsis. . ns~
srertment Tor Cancer permit me &c say nat 4 u
most wond<rfni discovery ever sde a meticihs
II Il the dezitersfrn long soufht for hy ~
Medical Profession ard the sicted with cancer. ~
operation Il truly astonishing. vithont parallel.
and h the only known sntidoie 20 career, sndai
csnoerous Affections; The modus epersnc 81 IRE az
udote II kppsreutly BY entering Into The chemical
composition 81 the cancer. oancorons. malignant O
unhealthy growth thereby removing al LIE and VI
s~ssy rs,ssSs rs, s enc a.
pain or Tie use Of the knife; wthort csnstic eating
enrnings wtthogt The loss Of BLOOD, IN tho teae
snccung me sound ncsh. ucan y srphec &C n
naked eye CT an open wound, EASILY end froeg
ssier. ~ thls means large cancers can bc rersoys
rron vital psrts. the eye. large tlood vessels ee
were 10 ether treefmeut could potsfoiy be 80 1
and N dong 20 We feel assured q MAKING pernsnes
carcs whsn ali other treatment fails The neoic.i
fraternity and all interested are lnvifea 20 CALI
viii exhibit large number q Gamers thsi hss
thus removed and preserved, and 4 desired ~tre
- huunrcds Of eases CEred Throughout tie eoontf>
Co1sunpdoc. fthma. froDctttis. fharyrEite A.
al Affections trcaiet ~ lnhslation. O. ofhsr~is.
fsrtcslsr attention paid - AL diseases ~ Ia ~
sza Ear such r. partial bllndnesk O. deafness, .
er acute O. chronic. am IN Possession az aimost
usver fAiiins remedy fcr Nts md srcpiecs'o = .
4 eases
ScRoFuLA, RHEUMATISM AND I.IvER
COMPLAINT.
Treated with success Ffupfive Diseases. such a.
uocrs piles snd tumors, soslc head, Eyhiiis, sypli
litic affections, mercurial diseases, tyspepsa suf
lpdixesto.. erls~piiss s,.i-s er wen nrsl AnA -
Affections -sthe KidneIs snd srins VIA receive eu'
| stiention.
Also new and successful ref.sdy for rencvins
rape-Weru, and All ether varieties of worm found
The pnblic and regular prcfesslonsre invited ;
call and examine my speoimeus a cancer.
isnlsigiy-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07

NEw MILLINERY STORE.

AIRS sTRAUS. LATELY Al lef
vi Iske e1resL Chieeso. 80 oomnencsd q
$50 kuslnss. Ia IsFss Hat, - Re lo. soufn
- sxr~rssses in era class cts trade. snd ~ Der
1900 wll6 sew Ierk. III slssys - able Il
- A. fne laais4 81 Isrs nkets snd s.eirlfg. sas
ncrt f.skls..hle goe1s e he sezson 81 vsry rsa.
sr.azAls pric>s- Car - give Der Iril
naFfrt<u sk~ <IaADs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE


Ck<AKsseASs,e SDgs1"<>
81 safsa4s sur, 81. $ - lasl Veas2e 5, aoeigTai
ssl-slon-. 10 n as.ss~- eti,st - : = fo.cuot
seh as i.sss IS Ntfu4,y.t. Is fsi las iiu S. lsif
the Rses. nfmaess kltieu. Ere. aflr- % 4 a.
ssak Servs.fpt oafp.i 90 iist sfarf ffetlsil.
sakeniBes-, i.t-gii'os ga r.s ace. iais t.ee-s
ruce, insan " Cu ii,' sru al tn isrf.a con
isints caaso ~ sepsrisl~ " IN ~ st'fo raturi.
~ This msGieire Is slnpy =, q KtfAc'
nj one 90 which FL rsn rrif. ~ 4 rss rfe uses
sr prscncv Ter nat-gi Sssr<s etd ~isn thousa' =
-eatea. Il Ass not iaAee -, i1stanee. It, q
alive powers have Teen sullcis ot =. -ain visitor
yer the most stubborn case.
~ 60 thosa vho HAYS tr.ae1 wifs heir c0nsfiit
OF. unti they fhfpR theus Ives beyond ne reac
ffn,eds~zi aid. We wonid say. Drsr4fR sor! a
RE2oK KE CURE vi. rrsteFe Joe ~ health an
Igor. and ali ST. Quack 10 stoEs h-ys failed
IT, Price. ssper polite or thrre b~itesfor o.. an
,rwarded by Ixpress n all partsot ,he weric
rS- Fer nil uafiicnlsrs -tt tlrclisr lfou an
ring store in ,haroanssv write 20 the Agent. VII
al mall free any ose desing fas sane tai ire9
se, ID pamphlet form.
All sura orders nuss Re sent - e. A. COOK. Gu
ago. oar esasral agent isr see.wes'..f $50
sold BY 80. e slt4.ssi.sI..l
gholesaie Druggists md BY AL srSvbsf'
G. A. COOK, enroAso. seuers As.at t'r -
tstes OF MI ia. lows. Wisconsin Ni-hfsa sad n
DR.. V.R MERWIh 8 CO.
SoLs P.OPEfRross-
e. - fshsrty street. New York
sold n retail by THos. n. BARR, BBERLE Z
BIN DL X and ALLkH PENCE, Terre Haute.
Wholesale BY BpowSiSG 4 SLOAN and Dali
LIZ. KBlFER kRusH. Iudianspolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
,r.rr er INDIANA. woo

CTATE OF INDIANA. woo
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s<T-. LA NI1sz ssl s<>s< sss<s - hf~'s
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49,. i. .s<~ssor- ssr<ey xis<a - - 80 c<-
s.s.ssrl n r. rifrx A. r<os~D<y e nfs $780,
- 4 te.l ne skns 81 - S<&ft AIS 49, 49,
- a a. rexsI~xu sfozr So.AA eczn<e<1s -
..s.se- - IN MAKE Os<k.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
MEDICAL.

DtscoFe
Mo man.
IN connectot 49,.
The United siatss
nsorln metset
NJ lilo to1
uoa q a
taa
ColfusAr
hoase1ole
hls Worn isa-4
uo4aolloa al,
xlofy o. his llfe rensIus 81
discovery. OF fatf al conles .i.pn. =.
el.Iu % hs a orersr ~ 10 80 afca Its
e<sfs sftae bitter edsss4 a. IN p4bIo- he-
- baisngs - shs nat4ts .na~oi.sa.s - ~s-ss@
J s4ofa % whom - t.f.ae' esfe pseh AaoN- -
m4ss lAae tuo ien1rsd ears. Armsa vita A. ma
ias4i.as ads traAa-e taa lllst deA1iy 1AaNfia
and handle. without fear re u1ost Nenen4oas set
pents. tts seusf vita them that waiis tnsreh
breath lsf IN he BODY the Dcdron IL posnt y cure
no matter whsf TIE disease may oe-
white 1T. Buu IL not prepared 70 endorse tais
sxlrzssx an pfstsnaion ae - nsvsrtn.iess sen.ne
ffoo tnoroaSh exsmfnetion u the evasnes 49,
ing totts virtues. tasi 90 ss"say - 80 -
Ibf al Diseases srIsns IRON exgesars sitner y
changes Of weather ctiulsIs OF q the miAe.as1s
influences. ttsss1ds rithoat rival, sns Jasay oe-
serves TIE reputation Il has % ions 10 oenuh AmS-
CO AID ths West tndtes II
DYs - Pslps
And IA attendant train fssaptoms, u s<ts more hks
a charm than q medlciae. Ihsrs y nc<nin8 n ne
range u TIE asteria hedses, that can lor smomen'
b~.r con -arl8ou Vita a IN this difsAse-
fall scooont of his wouderfal plant maj De weho
IN The i1th edition 81 The =. q DisesnsAto'ysP>t's
1887 and l3ss.
A.sriss Of sxperimauts IN which Dr.. Ball hss eeen
ior years engaged. has Just been oroushf 70 sue
ltrrinauon. aud he i nov enabled 70 o1sr ie
tha public = combination 81 Cedron via otner sp
proved tonce The whois preserves IN he pest qusi-
lty Of eoppaf distilled h0arsoa shisay which ne 10
conhaenf = 20 ssaAl In The worid.
He mlzhs farnlsh = volume - esruiestss. bet the
public have l1nx sin isafaod - esumsfs sssh
thfnss st thcir tfue vsias. The saast piAa 70 of
every ons % for Ailsefs he vrine ola new nsd
Icine. dive the
or ~ "a ON Hs n n y -
one uiss ana you wiil never ase any othefs.
Ills not naesssary - pablsh q long liss 81 dis
sssss sor ~hlch ne CsdTon bitters are . speotne
In sldisssses q the stomach. Bowels. Liver OF
kttners.
In iii sr.ssions az The BrHln depending spsn De-
rsnsemsnt ~fthe Stomach 90 bS~slss
II Isort hheu nsllsm and Neuralgia
We 4. Fever aad axae. III. destined 10 supsro>ae
All othsr Il not ony oarss these diseases
bat preveuts theul
Aw,ss sla.s fan u tas mttsrs tAksn an kear be-
fore each sal vii osviAts he al secs< 81 the mest
IN ss.tAy climate. snd screen ne person taking u
ss&iasg disease under The most trying exposnrs.
pr. JOHN sULLs Principal once. Finn street.
Louisville, ~.
sold Wholesale and Retail by
THOMAS II. BARR.
cssssr fourth and naln shestz. Tsffs nAats.
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a.. =. WILLIAM =.
internal Revenue Notes
lII(E Is HfkEKT GINLh

a. tas ei.ls..a ~ Vac co4sty. STATE d Ind
-Ez -l.f al persons csu-ef ned. that f1e sees
nsaf rs1s roufslrfr1 tie ilsts ralaafions at
f1nzB.r st'tAs ofttf AnnHal Ma tfsssfmtal ioT
So 49, ~ = iaziairr 80 incone-taE g TIE ysaT
ltg5 - > H. Assistant ~ said cou1-
g.. lsisf rs 49, Cs1Fr 81 ~ tbe I1Itef s'aief
entitled AZ Act 80 s4rt ~ fhf 6vssrnnsaf auf
&. - laferssf % a. ~ 5iic Deui. Approved tu-
- a. fs "a Ia0 49, smfpdsftr3 f1tffefs VI.
- kept ostn ~ eaantaafiea ~ ~. ~. tfrards'
rrlr@ - ~. ff.sn % IauEe. ro1n.y Aiuresaid
aun "a lith daT 81 Anensl lss< - the TIA cay
q Aafasf lsst a. fLits Ia dalf. n nttsfsl,n.
-. a. ~ tt-cs afsrtsllt. vii REEVE hear -
q ssfsrs'us - sTp-sis. "a "a mast b ~ ~rffns
tsf.ies fra he psitrslar naiier o. thins ccna-
rialasl o. tskeu fren tas a lessll~uts - lee -
si.tsst AsTf1sof of sEif coe1fy; a. which tine @11
slfes = 3 ysrs1ns nasrsstec Vii pissss slifnd-
gaEGs FaskIH0 fu3.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-07
MEDICAL.


cBFRoKRf REMEDY. the Erees f-tisn Dinretk
ures eli diseases Of the urinary organs. sa-s - II
onffnencr 81 the Urine. Inflammation OF me piseoe'
.ean. nation u Tie Ktdn~ss- stone T. fAe $4,000
fr.cfure. 0rasel. G9norrbea. Sises, ana u -
fsay recor needed IN those cases 81 fioof Aieui
e. Whites in females, who're al he Oh rssssoo
rTrk rrepsres In hissly csssceauatcsi fprr
fe dose oniv es,1x rom one 20 isasposnie's tAfe
iEnes per dsf- 49, -
rF~ MS diareric ard siersrve IN IT. sction pu{
wing ana clear.Inr = bioed. csarins q - row
n of frs or xfnai party md NiFor; TINS rcraofin
ro.u the system psrareiee. eaasss ~sics hnseH
CssxroKrg ISJrasTioS Is irtereei A. .
dir or assistant s. te GhsFskcf s>c~scd,s IN
hould be psed Ia Hguneitoz ~i'h th-t meo. e,ns'
Ia e..es az Clsst t3onort Lea. fiao1 Ai7os o. WAte'
a res.t- .rs ing. soothing End nuicenii n
soxfnx AL ssAld.ng. Ecst 49, plil, tnsieae q 70
-rr,ns srH almost uDendnr abe pan that i exper
seea suh nesry Ell the cheap Quaek laiecfcrs.
xr- Nv the use q the CHEROKEE RkNfeN an
srFROKEE IEJE51iOS-the two u5e1ir1nes a. 70
sms time-al Improper eisehSrges are ffwoNee
nd fls Zened organs are speedily res'ofe 70 !"
rfof sd strength.
~ Price. Cherokee Kennedy. Q gF,r bctiis. 9
nree bottles for e..
~ Price, Cherokee Iaiectien. y per bottle, c
hrss bottles zee a. sos AN I.ls q tl....st
IN sent ~ fFpr - - ans adhFe~s an receipt
rice.
n For M particulars ef our pAsphi', irom an
ruz -trr IN tas unsry. ~ write u-nnd y ia ma
| ree ~ ans address far trestise.
Al saes t~ssr- nauss ne sol % e a. N'ioK. chies
| =. .ur General AGENT 30 The Set
sold hK
shoae-.i~frnsgs.is 4 ~ al f,r,ss ist- wher'
G. A COOK, On sao ~ 9rrA Nte-t fF "
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