Weekly Wabash Express, Volume XX, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 February 1864 — Page 3

The 130th Indiana, rendezvousing £t komo, is represented as noarlv full.

Two hundred and eighty ef the 23d

Indiana, have re enlisted.

t3T" Tho Stat# Sentinel says that Robert Caldwell, ef Co. B, llGthlnd., dropped dead at tho Soldiers' Homo laet Wednesday.

EST" Tiia 35th Indiana, tbo Irish regiment, havo received their arms and are getting ready for the field.

Jty Five of Morgan's men who were confined in Camp Chase have taken the oath of allegiance and gono to their homes in Kentucky.

6ST-A paper passed through tho mail a few days since directed as follows: "To Honest Father Abraham, Ood bless him, Washington, D. C."

1ST Arrangements aro being made for tho running of half-fare trains to the State Convention, to bo held on tho 22J. All who contemplate or intend going are roqucatod to givo their names to A. A. Arnold, at tha, Post Offico.

While, tho gunboat Chickasaw was

being launched at Carondolet, Mo., on the 10th inst., three ladies ntid two gotitlemen were thrown from tho boat into the river, by tho slipping of a cable, and ono Mrs. William P. Bradloy, drowned. Tho nccidcnt was cauBixJ ii, t}A carelcFsness of the manager thd njriir.

esr w« tiopo tho people of this State will not fail to contribute their quota of tho "500,000 or more" in timo to enablo nil oar veteran regiments to take tho field again within the noxt GO day9 at farthest.. Tho next sonHon onght to bo commenced with a crushing force, at tho oarliost poattiblo moment.— IJVCII if the rebel troops should make no stand against tho Union armies, it wnnM bo •i work of months moroly to ovenun and take possesion of tho portions of tho acceded States now occupied by tho enemy. No timo, therefore, is to be lost.

tW Tho Loavonworth Bulletin nays a Kflntloman residing noar that city inlorms it that tho poaches aro not all killed it) that country. Its informant is an oxporicnccd Horticulturist, and has been a rosident of ansas for a numbor of yoars. IIo says whnro tho mercury does not sink 20 degrees bjlow zoro, no daraago is dono to fruit tree9, iiiiloss the chango of tompcraturo is very sudimi, In somo portions of tho country tlip .norcury stood at from 14 to IB, nrrt, It) to Sil. Wo can safely state that, more than one-half of the poaches havo boen vory much Injured, and that wo will have die privilego of paying a big prico for that luscious fruit this fall, or do without.

MANUFACTURE OV FIIUCARM.S.—Twonty-aoveri thousand seven hundred muskets wore manufactured in Springfield Armoryjn tho month

of January—the largest nnmbcr ever fabricated in a single month. Tho lost two weeks nix thousand woro tiirnod out each wook, averaging ouo thousand per day. Tho largest numbor ovor manufactured boforo in ono wook was ono thousand and forty. When tho last month's work is comploted, thcro will

bo in store at tho armory ovor two hundred thousand guns, of which forty thausand Ore I

packed ready for .shipment.

1ST" A correspondent of the Providence Journal vouchos for tho eflicacy of ico as a euro for diphtheria, croup, and all ordinary inflammation of tho throat. Tho manner of application is as follows: "Broak up a small lump of ico in a tow oil, and put tho pieces in a bowl. Take a position slightly inclined backwards, either in a chair or a sofa. Procood for half an hour to feed yourself with small lumps of ico, lotting them dissolve slowly in tho back part of tho mouth or tho ontranco of tbo throat. A singlo such appli cation will ofXon break up a common sore theoat which otherwiso would havo a courso of two or threo days. In caso of a bad Bore throat, use the ico frequently and freely. In oaso of diphtheria, keep a small lump constantly in tho mouth."

Now York letter says "A now fea

ture of fashionable li fo aro tho masquorado skating ]nrt!i' that occur almost ovory ovou-. iug, on whur are known as private ponds, in tho upper part of tho island, but moro especially in Jorsoy Gity and the Jerseys. Tho public at largo aro not admitted t« tho charmed circlo, which aim to bo vory soloct. Tho expeuso of fitting up and fencing in the ponds is dofrayod by subscription, and nebnd.y is admitted who is not known porponally to

ilio committeo of arrangements In some iiiHtancos the pond is ontirely covered over with canvass, so that not even the curious eye of the vulgar can viow tho spoctaole below. Masks and fancy dresses to moot tho novel necessity thus created, are in brisk demand, thorofore, and tho people, whoso business it is to furnish thorn, aro making a goml thing of it."

TUNNELING

CAMP MORTON.—The Stato

Journal says that on Thursday night one of tho guard at Camp Morton diacovorod a rob«il prisoner omorging from a hole in tho ground dutsidc of tho onc'osure, and, quick as thought popped him ovor. Tho bullot took effort in his hoad, killing him instantly. His namo was James Barnhart, of the 2d Missouri rogiment. An examination of the grounds led to tho discovery of two well consrncted tunnels, ono on the oast and the othor on tho north sido of the camp, oneh near twonty foot in length, and largo onoogh to allow tho easy egrossof a man. The barracks from which these tunnels led were crowded With prisoners belonging in other parts of the camp, whoadmittod, when ques tfoned next morning, that thoy had expected to escape through tho tunnols that night.— Many of thom hod supplied themselves with extra rations anttwerebearert of lettcrs from other prisoners to friends in Dixie. Precautions havo been talran to prevent further tunnelling by digging a deop trench between the barracks and the fence.

rar Tha following is the programme for the Teachers' Association of this county, which will m^et on the last Saturday in February, at 10 o'clock:

Lecturo on Phonography—J. Uouzel. Tho School master i\s a Moralist —Pov 1, Abbott.

Practical Arithmetic—W. Crozier. The Sehoolmastor-as a "Lawyer—I. N Pierce.

Anecdote in School—P. B. O'Riley. Docl&mation aud Composition in School— J.S.Nutt.

Lectnro on Electricity, Central and Centripetal forces—J. H. Moore. School Without a Ferule—Miss E. Button.

THOS. P. GORDON, Pres't.

MABTHA Qftovn, Qec'y. [foblOwSw dlw

EXCLUSIVELY TO THE WABASH EXPRESS

CONGRESSIONAL NEWS

The Quota of Rhode Island Full.

Cold in Treasury to be Sold.

Railroad Collision-

Jefferson Davis* Proclamation to his Troops.

&c., &c &c. &c. &c.

FKOM FORTRESS MONROE. February 15.—The following is from the Richtnonc Examiner:

The (hllowiog is a list of thopriucipal officers who escaped aud their rank: Among them we regrot to have to rccord tho notorious Col. Straigt, Col. J. F. Boyd, 40th army corps Col. W. G- Ely, 180th Conn. Col. H. C. Hebart, 21st Wis. Col. W. P. Kendrick, 3d West Tenn. Col. W. B. McCrcary, 21st Wis Col. Thos. E.Rose, 77thPenn.. Col.

PSpafforti, 97th NY Col W Silden, 13th Maine Col S S West, 24th Wis Col A Straight, 51st Jnd Col Eiles, 79th I'cna Major Collins, 29th Ind Major & W Fitz Simmons, 13thInd Major McDonald, 100th Ohio Major Wcilzel, 74th Pa.

Tho Exairiaer of tho 13th has tho following names, those taken np to la4t night: Col.O. P. SpafFord, Capt. J. T. Yates, 3d Ohio, Capt, G. Stair, 10th New York, Capt. Firah, 14th N. Y., Lieut. Wm. Daily, 8ih Pennsylvania cavalry, Lieut. E Scowdcr, 74th Pennsylvania, Lieut. W. L. Watson, 21st Fa,, Lieut. F, Moran.73d N. Y., Lieut. O. H. Morgan and Lieut. W. B. Pierce, 11th Mentucky cavalry, Lieut. A. Moore, 4th Kentucky, Lieut S Edmondp, 0th Pennsylvania, Liout II Whito, 83d Pennsylvania Liout Watson, 40th Ohio, Liout'S Uiunblo, Gld Pennsylvania."

Thero were besides the«o thirty two captains and fifty nine lieutenants, who gained their tho liberty without tho preliminary of parole or exchange. Of these only four havo been returned to prison up to last night.

Gon. Neil Dow did not attempt tho pnssago of tho tunnel.

CONGRESSIONAL. WASHINGTON, Fob. 1G.

HOUSE.—Mr. Dawes ro3ardod it extraordinary that M.. Davi9, or Maryland, etiouia have formerly moved to lay theso credentials on tho table without oven giving Arkansas a frir hearing.

Mr, Davis, oi Md,, said his objection was that their credentials aasumod the pro-exist-oncc of a Stato Govornmont, in Arkansas, which was not true in point of fact. They must first ascertain whether thero is a Sf -to Government theae bofoao they cntortaii me question of admitting a Representative.

Mr. Boutwi I concnrrod in tho views of Mr. Davis, ofMd., saying wo should wait until Drkans^s shall reorganize without military coercion.

Mr. Boutwell then offered a sories of resolutions as declaratory of sense of tho House

regard to tho reconstruction of tho Union,

among the requirements of which are freedom to tho black a* well as the whito mrn. Mr. Kcrnau appealed to the House to devote themselves to practical questions instead ofdiscu.ssing humbug propositions.

Mr. Dawes argued in favor of tho credentials of Johnson from tho com. on clect.iona, and that it be considered without rofejonce io tho question of reconstruction.

Mr Davis replied that in his opinion tho admission of a representative from Arkansas would bo the recognition of tho existenoe of

Stato Govcrdmont thoro. After an uneffectual motion to tho quesiion being referred to select committeo of reconstruction with instructions they were roforred to tho committed on elections.

The House then resumed tho consideration of the whisky amendments to the Internal Revenue bill.

Tho Senate bills granting lands to tho Stato of Minnesota, to aid in tho construction of Mad Roads were passed.

On motion of Mr. Hains tho bill repealing tho statutes ol legislations, hi certain eases, was called up and passed.

Tho bill as amended provides that during tho existence of tho rebellion the time during the timo which a poison shall bo beyond tho reach of process, shal not bo deemed or taken as any part of tho timo limited by law for the commencement action.

On motion of Mr. Lane, of Kansas, the Scuote proceeded to the consideration of tho bill sotti i. apart certain lands in Texas for tho uso of poisons of African descent

Mr. Lano addressed tho Senate at icngth on his bill.

FROM WASHINGTON. SPECIAL TO COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. HJ.—Thero is an cvi dent "dispoetion on the part of Congress to grant authority to Secretary Chaso to soil tho surplus gold in tbo Treasury. His friojids assert that the receipts at tho Custem Houses

between now and tho first of July will be woro than snfliciont to moot the special demands that will bo due at that timo, and that a judicious disposal of even one half of the $22,000,000 of gold now iu the Treasury will put a stop to the speculation in gold. Others, howovcr, foar that this gold, if takon from tho Treasury, will be sent abroad, and thus have a disosterous effect] on our finances.

FROM RHODE ISLAND. PaovinocE, Fob. Ifi.—Oovornor Smith this afternoon oflisially informed the Goueral .Assembly that the quota of this State, un*ler every ball of the President, is full.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. BUFFALO, Feb. 1G —Two froigottrains and •ono stock train collided this aflornoon on the Lake Shoro Road, fivo miles from bcro.— One man is reporto-1 skilled and several wounded (ilso 50 bead of cattle woro kilod.

EFFERSON DAVIS' PROCLAMATION Soldiers of the armytj the Confederate States: ln tho long and blooly war in which your country is engaged, you have achieved many noblo triumphs, you have won glorious victories over vastly moro numerous hosts you havo cheorfully borna privations and toity to which you were entirely unused you havo readily, sdbmitted to restraint upon your individn.il will that tho citizen might better perform his duty to tho Stato as a soldier. To all these you hsvn lately added another triumph, the ooblast on human conquest, a victory over yourselves. As the

time drew near when you who first entcaed the service might well have been expected to claim relief from ardous labors and restoration to the endearments of home. You have heeded only the call of your suffering

Again you come to tender yeur service for the public defence, a free offering which only such patriatism as yours could make a triumph worthy of the caase, to which you are devoted. I would in vain attempt adequately tq. express the emotions with which I received the testimonials ef confidence and regard, which yon havo recently addressed to me. To somo of those first receivod, separate acknowledgments were returned, bat it is now apparent that a like generoaB en thusiasm prevades tho whole army, and that the only exception to such magnanimous tender will be of those who, having originally entered for the war, cannot display anew their zeal in the public service. It is therefore deemed appropriate and it is hoped will be equally ecccptable to make a general acknowledgment instead of successive special responses. Would that it were possible to render my thanks to you in person, and in the name of our common country well as in my own, while pressing the Ii ad of each war-worn soldier to recognize hit- title to our love, gratitude and admiration. My heart has accompanied you on every march 'with solicitude. It ha3 sought to mini3t6r to your every want with equitation. It has marked your ever heroic achievement. Never in toilsome march, on tbo weary watch, nor in tho desperate assault, have you rendered a service so desicivo in results as in the last display of the highest qualities of devotion and self-sacrifice which can adorn tho character of the warrior patriot.

Alroody the pulse of the whole people beats in unison with yocrs. Already they compare your spontaneous and ^immense offer of your lives for the defance of your country with the hclting and reluctant service of the mercenaries who are purchased by the onomy at the price of higher bounties than havo hitherto beon known in war. Animated by this contrast they exhjbit cheer ful confidence and moro resoluto bearing.— Even tho murmurs of tho weak and timid to hrink from tho trials which make stronger and firmer natures are shamed into siloncc by tho spectacle which they present. Your battlo cry will ring loud and clear 'through the land of tho enemy as well as our own and will silence the vaiu glorious boastings of their corrupt partisans, and their pensioned prico will do justieo to calumny by which they seek to pursuade and delude people tnat you are ready to purchase dishonorable safoty by dograding submission. The victories of •Shiloh, l'erryvillc, Murfroesboro, Chickd hominy, Manassas, Fredericksburg and Chan coliorsvillo, aro rct'orrod to and tho downfall of tho Union armies is confidently predicted.

FROM ARKANSAS.

FT. SMITH, ARK., Fob.

Gon: Curtis loaves hero to-morrow,

CINCINNATI MARKET. CINCINNATI, Feb. 16, Flour unchanged and nominal at $5 G5@ 75 for superfine §5 b0@G 10 for extra and $r 10@f 40 for family.

Wheat is in moderate reouimt at *1 2S@ 1 30 fos Red and $1 35 @1 40 for White. Corn stoady at

lJ5@$l

Rye is held at $1 35. Whisky declined to 80c, but was in fair demand at a decline.

Groceries firm at full priccs Lard was in active ,1 ,J r.i prioes advanced to £c, wth sales of "00• tierces at 12K@ 13.

Nothing dono to ooxed moatt Linseed Oil lirm $1 50. Oold $1 60. Silver $1 52@1 54. Exchhugo lirm at par.

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Scroffula, Piles, And Sore Eyes in their worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption, Fcmalo Weakness, and Salt Rhoum,

Tetter, Rheumatism, &c., &c. The Doctor became master of the abovo diseases while traveling through Europe and America, and ho now stands at tho head of his profession both in Europe and America. The Doctor will tako ploasuro in 6howing his visitors certificates of the aboye cases where thev havo boen given up as incurable by tho physicians in tho country. The Doctor also guarantees a cure in ail cises whore the patieut lives up to tho directions, or no pay. l'he patient will ploaso correspond weekly, giving a true statement of the case. P. O. Drawer 6463. The poor dealt with liberally.

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NOTICE

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for license.. Notice is herefcy given, that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners ef Vigo County, Indiana, at their next term, commencing on thr- llrst Monday in March, ISM, for license to sell "Intoxicating liquors in a lees quantity than a quart at a time," (with the privilege ef allowing th« sjune to be drank on my premises,) for one year. My place of business, and the prrtnlKM whereou eatd liquor* are to be drank, are tocotod on Ohio street, lot No. 200, In Terre Humtr, 1 Harrison Township, in Y'go County, Indiana,

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OTICE OF"A^PLt0ATlO? FOB laCKNSg—Notice tshwbytflfen tIA ere will apply the Board of Conuuisaionent ot-Vigp county, Indians, at their next term, commenknigen tlie first Mouday iaXarth, 13G4, for a License to WU "intodcating liquhrs In a less quatktity than a,tjuaft at a time," the to be drank oh my premises, of business, and the, uremic are tole drank, are located ^t No. Nalloiukl BIi Wabash street in Torre Haul|». in Harrison township, in Vigo county,fndhwia.

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following certificate from gentltmtn w«il known in this community aad donVt no more. Its general introduction int» thy army wilt fan the lives of thousandsof

LOUIHTIIoar,soldiers: KY^ Jane 3d,1FC3.

We the undersigned, have seen the ood etfc!c produced by the use of Dr. John Bull's Cedron Bitters incases of general debility and prostration of the system, and believe its general nse would prevent disease and relieve much suffering. Among fur soldiers particularly would this be the case especially those who are exposed to miasmatic influences ln the Southern climate.

MAJOB PHI UP SPEED, Collector Int. Bevenue 3d^Di»t. Ky.

COL. H. DBNT, Provost Marshal Getaeral ofVy.

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COU. JESSE BATLKt, 4th ^Ituckf Cavjl GBOBGBD. PBBNTfCB, Hou:#vlIle- Jout-iial-MV* Seo advertisement in another column. Mf Sold wholesale and Retail by Thos. IL Barr, Corner Fourth and Mala Sts.

*7* At this ssason of the year Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, and other affections of tho Throat and Lungs prevail. MADAMS ZADOC FORTEB'S CDBATIYE BALSAM is a certain and fcnuediate cure. tfofimfly shtultf & in the house. It is only 25 cents, aad will bo found worth as many dollars for the cure of tho above complaints. It is for salo by all Druggists, at 25 and GO ccnt^pec.bottle.» fub!6dwlw» —W $1,000 BBWABD.—Theabeve reward will be given to any person who can furnish a proscription for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and Consumption, which is equal to Dr. Strickland's Mclifluous Cough Balaam. This- Balsam will cure the abovo complaints, also spitting of blood acd night sweats. One fifty cent bottle is sufficient for any one to try. ihe worst cases of chronic cough, asthma, whooping-cough ai^d primary casts oLcqnaum arc cared by.'t)fi StrtcBand's Balsam. It can be had at any druggist's. ferent from any other cough medicine wo have known ln this country.

i«s oL cqnaum^Uon M#HiouBC«^gh uggist's. It is dif-

—$4

YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FBMALE, SINGLE. MARRIED, -t-

--~y

CU -oBcol^teMPLA'rrket MA%ttiAO«, Seo advertisement, HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. You may require its use.

It is a safe and pleasant remedy, And must benefit, and il/ not injure, For Diseases and Symptoms,

KXTRACT BUGIIU.

Tako no other. CUrea GuarMJtocd, W A O O N W IT 9

fobSdwlw

GOLD PKNS ItK-I'OINTKD EQUAL TO NEW, on tho rocoipt of 35 cents. Circulars for the Johnson Pen, sent ou application, by Mail or otherwise. B. 8. JOHNSON, Manufactory and Office. 15 MAIDEN LANK, New York City.

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

A N S

rULMONIO WAFERS!

fue^OrigfualModicluo estibUsliofln-lSJV,"anSfl?tflt article of the kind ever under: the nafflo of "PCTLMOKTOWAFKBIntroducedoranyothfer

B,"

in this

country all other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. The goiiuino can be known by the namo BBYAN being stamped on each WAFEB.

Warcns

Believe Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing. BHYAN'S POT.MOXIC

WATKB8

Believe Spitting Blood, ln the Chest. BBYAX'SofUMOIMCPains

Wanns

Believe Inolpient Consumption, Lung Diseases. BEVA*'BPUIMOXIC

WAFRBH

Believe Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils. BEYAH'SPULMONIC WAFKBS Believe tho above complaints ten minutes.

BRYAN'S POTJIOKIOin

^WAreas /v

Arc a blessing to Classes and Constitutions.: BBYAN'8all POIMOVIC WAFKBS Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.

BBYAM'8

PCIiMOXIO WAFEBS

Aroln simple form and pleasant to taste BEYAW'S PULMOMC WAFXBSthe Not only relieve but efffect rapid and lasting cures.

BEYAK'S PULMOHIO WAFSBS

Aro warranted to give satisfaction, to every one. Nofasnail^ehottld be-withoul jl Bex of BBYAK'S PULMOMIQ WAFEBS

In thet house.

No traveler should bo without a supply of BBYAN'S PULMONIC WAFEUS in his pocket.

No.pera6n wUl e*er Object to give f$r jfi BarAa'STPuiSioinc *WAI*BS

Twerlty-flvo Cents. JOB MOSES, BoleProprieto 27,Cortlandt St., New York.

doc24dw-c-e-w. For sale by all Druggists.

ONE OF HUNNEWELL'S GREAT REMEDIES.

HCPSNPWELL'S WVLSM COY^ B/LD^I

Tho basis of this truly wonderful preparation, now of such well-earned celebrity,Is a freedom from ovory component calculated to debilitate, and by such to allow the greatest freedom of uso day or night, as the only true theory by which Throat and Lung Complaints can bo cffoctualjy cared.

T^previni asking attention iolongjfri$§ #f great cures, when local causes make almost all such complaints different ln effect, I would ask confidence, which will bo sacred, in Cblds, Coughs, Hoarsened, Sore Throai, Bronchial aad Aaihmatio,

Com plaints,

Whooping Cough, and to all Thloat and Lung Com^diJii«|whlch, when neglected, end in Consumption. Testimanials from Physicians of tho highest rospfectablUty, and from invpUdf «fu be SM-p^t ipy •office by all interested. C.

For scle by all Wholcsalo and Betall Dealers. JOHN L.HUNNEWELL, Proprietor. Pructlcal Chemist and Pharmaceutist.

Boston, Mass.

(jr. \V. Patrick Co-, Agents,

TBBItR HAUTE, INDIANA.

Suire, cksteln & Co., and J. D. Park, Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio. feomayauldwlm

QUEENSWARE.

-SNEt^QtTEENS'^RE, ",

T.AMPS and .OIL, 1

Just roceived direct from the manufactories In England. awaU.oclocW Btock of

ftUEENSWAHE!

AV olden Westgate Wilfort Wlbt« Andrew West JB Wridlng Win Wilson WllliamsonU' Winaa* Ira Wilson Wm Wright Bdwftfd Wright White Wood A

*.+ rt .'w

Embossed Lily Tea Setts, do do Dinner do Gold Band & Sprig Tea Sctta r. dl» do "do Dfnnih^do Alma Tea Setts, d» €af HHWiim mw Umiii ill' do do do Dtnaer-

EWMS JT BAJDFS,

Bf«ld Seup xwecBS) ftravy ^rarcoBH, iv

liMS lajTMt JLauteza# with

I ENMi iRy

((fHmoCrafetl

Or Ctinmntrated JLye

filAt SipoBiDirlfcli# to

reduce thom. It nmke» Sosp for Four Cents a pound by usiag kitchen grease. XT* CAUTION! AS jparlous Lyes ara aifvred also,

PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTCBING CO.,

PBiuisuiB4-rVo. M7 Walnut «U«f. Prrmtmoa—tittstreet and Du'quesne Way.

LAW SCHOOL

ar4 Callege 18 5'i 11

of idneteen weeks,

commencing March 7tu and September 5th.

Wholesale Dry Gopdo Dealers, Main St, For Catalogue and Circular address Louisville Ky. I JOEL PARK8ii DAVIS, GBBKNdcCO., r-- i.* 1 Caasbiid^o, Mass Jan. 20, ISM- 26-w3t

HOSTETTKK'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITtheuiug prepara- I pted to thos* who are afll'cte^w^U^Jjcvtr and Ague, or any otder disease arishj^-fr&ni a disordered bonflition of the

irs cor., J/arket and Thhd Streets, jEBSUo^eof Lie greast &tteng Lmlsville. eiktadt^ It cspetially ata]

digestive organs. Fir (he Fever and Ague there is .it

t^dici^el^the world eqaal.tp it, aa.lt jtari»s and repkalskes the hlood, mbicM it so important to bring about a healthy action iu diseas^ ^ter3j^ u?f ^apong th« most popular, and at too same time, valuable specifics to the ptiMfc. wo are fully conscious of doing (hem a great service, knowing, we do, their many excellent qualities9-^ Mt&tad I^^^MtiMlii all cases where tho disease is caused by Irregularity ol tfcdJeqatfvo 41*9*3 A trial will sufllce fur the most skeptical. Sco adAcrtisement.

To NEBVoq»jiuir*io^|or f»w:^»xis.-A rever ened gentioman having been restored to health in a

Irregular expensive modes or trealmflht without success, considors it his^acred doty t» communicate to his afflicted fellew crcatures the means of cure. Hcuce^ on Uie receipl uf an addrtM^edr envelope, he of Direct t. Dr. Jora DAGSALI, 186 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York jan2Swly

TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Bcv. E. A. WILSON, Wllllamsburgb,

«D27d& T.7V

Aihlfi^lisement.

Cut it out and send for it, And avoid Exposure And Unhijjine6i. iVwure of Counterfeits. Ask for ncmbold's

Co" K*w

York.

MEDICAL.

ROBACK'S BITTERS

l~Jw iiiKU GREENBACKS ARK GOOD, 15CT

ROBACK'S BITTERS,

They uro better than ai. Pills, Powders, and other nauseous, disagroeablejcompounds.

KOBACIv'S "BITTERS.

They tan be taken without regard to diet. As an apetizer they have no equal.

ROBACK S BITTERS.

They aro prepared by an old and skillful physician from well-known vegetable remedies.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

Wherever known they have become a standard turnily strengthening remedy. 1

libBACK'S T.ITTERS!

Try ono bottle and yon will always use them and recommend them to others.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

W O A

COMFOU.NDEB OF

STOMACH BITTBBS, BLOOD PURIFIER, AND BLOOD yiLLs. -. Also Distiller and Manufacturer of Catawba and Swcedlsh Brandies, and all kinds of the finest Domestic Liquors, which are sold wholesale or ln any desired'quantity, at Nos. 56,5S, 60 and 62 East Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

For salo in TERRE HAUTE by P. M. Donnelly, J.R.Cunningham, A J.Coe, J. W. Patrick & Co., and by Druggists and Dealer* in Medicines everywhere. feb5dwly

i. •, TII1S18 A RICH AND

PECTORAL BALSAM

ii .-

0' T1IR. M06T

"'iFftllSG, SbFTENING, AND EXPECTORATING QXTALXTIES. ,i i... -\r«r x*r ri.KASART MEortnvE rex ~,y.\STH AT¥I YOUNG eillLUBKX

IT IS A CKBTA1M OKUKUT TOIl

ASTHMA,

CONSUMPTION,

Diihctj Ac

erfSAi," of all sizee aad kinds .. Jabl*SiQeKMt-ain3n3s._atJ»w wars, Sjteons «f «B kind^. Glasses in great variety, dram 1& rentaup to 97 togethec with. TohvBacketa».£«g*rB9x«s, Willow QaskctB,

Coal OH of aaperler quaint tiy aens**^

Fon isell wholesale"and retail at

TutM»1 Greenbacks yefcrablst

tit*?

-1ST!

it Isnot

Uwbeat te tliaeity. As a house furnishing sleni you

Main St., JfortAgfc Court Rouse?

uwr cna»rt*t

Ot'.'iHS,

COLDS,

COXSTIIBTiOt* %ATElt cosermrrrtw

conrmvnoM

-.it.

HOOPING COUGH, ..AND CROUP.

'asMf.ltt

r.j

CHRONIC COUGHS, NIGHTSWEKTS, Blcedlrtgfrom the Lungs.'

SORE THROATS,

50 CICNTS PEK. BOTTI.1!. •t Druggets, and manufnciifred ».nlj fcf bH. STlHCKLAND,

CINOINKATl. O.

EDOSE. RELCiVtS-!

"Fbi Bahjut Wbolcsattrund Retail by

J- OOE,

AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. ja~dawlyaltd.

REMOVAL.

Havinf r*meVQd.frnB iiis old stand to

aiaME S' OUJD EY,

X)ULD,r INFORM HIS

:—4M«Mjnied

cus

tomers and the public generally that he haa ioereasod htu fktlrttlfs for doing work, and Is now prepared to manufacture

SASH, DOORS AMD BLINDS. WINDOW AND DOOll Fit AMES Will also furnish

MOULDINGS AND BLIND SLATS.

an the shortest Mtlee,

'11 1 Ii if

AtTareTn

vlted tsxall before ourchaalng els'wheio. ®r-3in. terre Haate.^eb.

lfibi,

XMOsi'ri! I want to hire Agents la •very aatv at $75 a month, expanses Machines' .Maine.

id^^, r..'_

WATER.

oonwrmmoN

WATER.

oojprrrnmoN

WAZBB.

edy

FOB 1BX

CONSTITUTION,

ANDTHKOSLf (CSOITN BKMBDY

DIABETES, AND DISEASES OF THE KJDWEYS AMD BLADDER.

O N S I I O N W A E

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty, and tho publle, to bo the mast wonderful remedy for the permanent cure of all diseases of the STOMACH. LIVKR, KIDNBYS, and Rl.AnnKR that has ever been oifcrrd. .i ~f lateot aMINBRUL WACTB. It lA fr(We*A-, Tlence that CONSTITUTION WATERS as emanated, TEiWALES— FE5BI ALES —FEW

and we now aay let no man doubt, when a single bottle has been knows to cure diseases which the best medical talent ln this country has failed to relieve,

A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution Water cannot be classed under ''quack" preparations, as It Is now used by tho most scientific practioners ln this city. It only second-class physicians that .cries down Dppular remedies, while th* tatttfaUDad' makthfe bfl every means to accomplish a cure and the success of the physician ncreases an his knowledge of different remedies enables him to produce a cure, while others fail in the attempt. Sbience Is satisfied with the truth.

Give Constitution Water a fair trial—we moan you who are under some specialist's care from year to year, and wo particularly allude to ladies who are constantly resorting to local treatment, and all s^ta^f local aBl$etion| for dfeea&lvriUi»» maoh ehancs of sakecass aa there wanldJbA fr»a*local applications to the throat for diseases of the bralu.

We.have always been careful te sae language in our circular that conld not shock tho most delicate organisation, but we recelvo so many communications from persons for which Constitution Water is adapted, and of whose aisease no mention has been

J*, XSnauiaplive saJTereri.idlLrocojytt a valuable pro- made, that we have come to tfee conclusion that if the remedy Is capable if producing a cure, no matter what the disease niay be, it should be made known. The medicine is put up for the public, and there should be no exceptions.

scription for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchttls^and 41,Throat and Lung affeftio^^(freo cha"rg^)~by eenJln^'lluir mldressl"

We would say, Constitution Water is not like a gilded pill, made to suit the eye and taste it is a medicine, In every sense of the term, placed In the hands of the people for their ni f, a if taken according to the directions It will in every case produce a radlcal cure. We would say that the directionsln regard to dleVew., relate only to, the dis.

ease under wbi«h

DIABETES

Is a dlsoase of the stomach and liver, acting through the kidneys, and is, without doubt, the most obstinate disease, except consumption, that affects the human couilIlQlIbi):" lf(T""havo no space for discussing causes, but will stato that tho effect of the disease is the conversion of the starchy princl-

PHB Ar1!?1?! APT1 T?T"T"T»T7'0 pie (or vegetable portion of tho food) into sugar, xC*JBfc Aliij 1)Xi 11 £nt which stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion of water. Many persons suffer from this disease who are ignorant of it that is, they pass large quantities during the day, and are obliged to get up from one to fifteen or twenty times during the nigbt. No notice is taken of it until their attention Is called to the large dischargo of water, and often when it Is so far advanced as to be be^°5'Ll^o. control _of-auUftMy^9ni5#i

STOMACH IJITIEBS.

I" 5r tt ,thousand bottles S. *oid In •one month. The -'^moet popular HomacU bittetrfaw.

ROBACK'S BITTERS. Good for nil dorangement of the Stomach, Billiousness,Liver Complaint and general debility.

ROBACK'S BITTERS. They possess wonderful tonii* properties, giving tone to the appettte and dieestive organs.

ROBACK'S BITTERS. Debilitated Ladles and sodedtary persons will find In them un excellent tonic.

ROBACK'S BITTERS A wlueglassful before each meal will remove indigestion and all liver diseases..

symptom is the great thirst, which, when the distolly established. Is lnt6Urabli«-the patient, drinks constantly without being satisfied also dry- I ness of the mouth, cracking of the lips, a sweet

bjeathjin

the more advanced cases, and finally loss

of app«tite,emaciation, and the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion. Coasmvrioir WATIB is, without doubt, the only known remedy for diabetes, and we have as much conSdenco that it Is a specific as we have that opium will produce sleepyaa4 tratMMy say that it has cured everj case in which It has boen used.

STORE IN THE BLADDER,CALCULUS. GRAVEI.. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, etc.. etc.-,

Diseases arising from a faulty secretion—In the ono case being too little, and accompanied by severe pain, and the other a too profase secretion—which will be spoedl ly cured by the

CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION WATER. THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY TOR

DIABETICS.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, IHFLAMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE

BLADDEB.

8TRAHGDABY AND BURNING, Ofc PAINFUL UBINAHNG. 1

For these dlsoMses it is truly a sovereign remedy, and too much cannot be said In its praise, A single dose has been known to relieve tho most urgeut symptoms.

Arw you troubled with that distressing pain in tho small of the back and through tho hips? A tbanspoonful a day of the Constitution Water will relieve you like magic.

PHYSICIANS

Havo long since given up the use of bnchu, cubebs and Juniper io the treatment ef those diseases, and only use them for the wast of a better remedy.

CONSTITUTION WATER

has proved Itself equal to the task that has devolved up on It.

I DIURETICS

Irritate and drench the kldnoys, and by constant use soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease: we present the Constitution Water to the publt with the conviction that It has no equal ln relieving the class of diseases for which it has been found so eminently successful for curing and wo trnst that we shall be rewarded for our efforts ln placing si valuable a remedy ins form to meet the require ments of patlont and physician.

BBAD1 READ! BBiibftl^-"'

DANVILLC, Pa., June 3,1862.—Dr. IV'm. Oreggbbtie Sir.— In Vebruar^, 1881,1 was afflicted with sugar diabetes, and for Ave months I passed more than two gallons of water in twenty-fonr hours. I was obliged to get up as eften as ttn or twelve times during tbo night, and ln five months I lost about fifty pounds ln weight. During the month of July, 1961,1 procured two bottles of Constitution Water, and in two days after using ft I experienced relief, and alter taking two bottles I was entirely cured, soon after regaining my usual good health.

Yours truly, J. V. L. DE WITT.

B6MOH Dtouras, N, Y., Dedtar.'Mei.— Win. B. th-egy It Oe.— OenUr.—l freely give yon liberty to make use ef the following certificate of the value of Constitution Water, which I can recommend in the highest manner:—My wife was attacked with pain ln tho shoulders, whole length of the back, and in her limbs, with I'alpiifltlon of the Heart and Irritation xf th* Bltiddtr. I called a physician, who attended her about three months, when he left her worse than he had found her. I then employed one of tho best physicians 1 could find, who attended her for about nine months, and while she was under his cars she did net toiler quite ss much pain. Me finally gave her up and said

l'her

case was incur-

able. For," said he, "she has such a combination of complaints thst medietas glyea lor one operates sgalust some other of her difficulties." About this time she cemmenced the use of Constitution Water, and to our utter astonishment, almost the firat dose seemed to have the dssired effect, aad abe kept on improving rapidly oader its treatment,

MUIAOW

perlnteftdseuttrely her domeaile aflhirs. She has oot t»ken iny of the Constitntloti Watet4or about four week and we are happy- to say that it has oducedas, permanent cure.

TOC

i%y*nr la^a»o lev». Yimrs truly, LKOHABD S. B1GSL0W.

FORSALK BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE fl.

WM. n- (UtEGG CO, Proprietors.

1 MOKOAN fc ALLEN, General Agents, No. ifl Cliff street. New York. Agents

B, FJNCH A FULLER.

Agents ln

Cincinnati.

JanTdJtaw-wsowly BDRDBAL k. RBO.

SELMBOLD'S

GENUINE PREPARATION^

?c6M^otrjro

WJXBB.

KLtnn EXTRACT BUCEU, a

tfre and Scientififc Rota edy for diseases of tb Bladdor.Kidocyat Or»vel and Dropsical Swellings, I ,This iladicipe Increases the power of Digestion, and excite the Absorbents into healthy action, by which the Watery or Calcareous depositions, aad all Unnatural Enlargements are reduced, as well as Pain and JLctUimmaUOR.

HELMBOI.D'8 EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Weaknesses-arising from Excesses, Habits •t Dissipation, Early Luidisccetlon of Abase, attended with the following symptoms— Indisposition to ejertion,, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, IJifflcnUy of Breathing, Weak NfrrcT, Trembling, Wwror Of Vteeau*, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain In the Back, Universal Latitude of the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Body' Oryncs of the Skin, Kroptlons on the Face,

PaHid Couritenaicd,

Thest ^lymptoms, if allowed to goon, which this medicine invariably removes, socs follows IrttpoMUcy, IfatttMr, ISpUept-io Fit*, In «ne or whieii U»Patient may expire.

Who can say that they nVe not frequently followpd by those **DirefaI Diseasrs."

"INSANITY AND~ CONSUMPTION." Many are awaro of the cause of their suffisring, UL'I THE AJCCOSD3 or TUB

:m3ASS*ASTLUX3.

And Melancholy Deatkn by Co&sumption bear ample witness to the Truth of the assertion. TTJO Constitution once effected with Organic Weakness requires the aid of Medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate tho System Which Helmbold's Extract Buchu invariably doea. [A Trial will convince the most skeptical.

A LES»

In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Bucha is anequalad by any ether remedy, aa in Chlorosis or Betention„lrreguIarity, PalnfulneBo or Suppression of Customiry Kvacnations. Ulcerated or Scirrhous stet$ of the Uterus, Le nchorrhoea or Wbitef, Sterility, and for all complaints incident te tho s«:c, whether arjsingfrom indiscretion Habits of Dissipation* or in the

DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Tako no more Balsam, Mercury, of unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHIJ AND

IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES $£CHET DISEASES In all thcirStagea, At little Expense. LitUu or nuchangeiu-JOiei. No inconvenience.

A»1 tin exposure.

It cause* a frequent dcaire and gives strength to Uririato, thereby Removing Obstructions, Preventing and eating Strictures of tho Urethra, allaying Pain aad In llama ti an, so frequent In the class of diseases, aad expelling all Poisonous, Diseased and jrornout Matter.

Thbusand# npon thousands who have been thviotims of Quacks, and who havo paid heavj feexto bo oared in oshort time, hare found they were deceived, and that tlic "Polscn" hasL by. tho uso of "powerful astrlfiijer.t- ," been dried up in the syRtem, to break cur in an aggravated form, and perhaps after

Cse

HOI

ECCHU for all affections

and diseases of the nrlnary organs, whether existing inmate or ffmaU-, from whatever cause originating aad no mn.tter.of how long standing.

Dizeases'Of those Organs requires the aid of a Diuretic, Helmbbold'sJjxtract'Buchu is tho great Dluretlb, and is 'rtahr to have the desired effect in all Diseases for wUioh it it rafcbmmended.

Evidence of tho -nfciost roliable and responsible character wiil jiccompauy the mcdicine. Prico ?i.09 per bottle, or six for *§5j00. Deliver-ill *::y Address, securcly packed from ubedTvatiori.

Descrtb« Sympippx* iu all Communications. Cures Guiixtiiuo^i.' Advicc Gratia" Address l*tei-a for" iafcriBatloa to

H.B*, HKLMBOLD, Chemist,

act ion Tviith-t!., bdl. S Medical Depot. HK1MBU11VS Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 594 Broadway, New Yoik. Bo\tareef taU'rfetbi mid unprinclnlod doalor.-i who endeavor tt)(!i?pose "of Ihoir own'' and 'other' articles on th" reputation aitainod by

Ni'lmb^l t'.t' Genuine Preparation*.

Extract Bachu.

'S Sarsapai ilt.i. Improved Rose Waih.

SOI 11 liV

ALL DRUGGISTS EYEEYWHRRE. Ask for HELMBOLD'S. Takono other Cut out the Advertisement and send for it.

And avoid imposition and Exposure.

HOSTETTKR'S

CELEBRATED

STOMACH BITTERS.

A pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and altcrn tivo of wonderful eliicncy ln diseaso of tho

litoiuacity JLivor and. Botvcls Curos Dysprpsia, Livur Complaint, 3eadache, Cici eral Debility, Nar^-ousneas, Depression of si"1 its, Constipation, Colic Intermittent Fevers, Crarops and Spasms, and all Complaints of (-{tlier Sex, arising from

Bodily Weakness whether inhertmt iii. the system or prxu.'cd by »iec!.al causc/!.'

Nothing that not wliolciioiuc, genial und restorative in its nature enters into the composition of HOSTETTER'S STOMA''II HITTERS. This popn lar preparatioa contains no mineral of any kind, no deadly botanical element no licry excitant but It is a combination of thi.' extracts of rare balsamii herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulant s.

It Is well to be forearmed against disease, and, so far as the human system can be protected inhuman raeana against miladies engendered by a.-* unwhelescme atmosphere. Impure water and other external causes, HOSTKTTEK'S BITTERS may 1• relied on as a safeguard.

In district* Infested with Fever and A^-xio," it hibeen found lufalllble a. pr-veiiUve and irreskti ble as a remedy and-thousadds wh" resort to it un der apprehension ef an attack, escape the fcourRt and thousands who neglect to avail themselves cf its [irotectiva qualities in atfvatic", are cured bv very brief course of this marvelous medicine. Fo"Ver and Ague patients, alter being plied with quinine for months In vtrin, until fairly satnrsted with that dangerous alkaloid, are not (infrequently restored to health within a frwdaysby tho uo ol .HOSTKTTKR'S BITTERS.

The w« ak stomach is rapidly frvigorated and the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence it works wonder* iu cases of Dispepsia andi'i less confirmed foiuis of Indigestion. Acting ast gentle and painless apperient, as well »a upon thltver, it also InAiirlabiy relieves the Constipatioi supsriiUucsd by irtspniar action of tba digestif and secroUvixorgiiiie.

Persona of febbl«. habit, liable to Nervous At tacks, Lowness of Spirits and Fitrf of Languor, flu.! prompt aad dernument reliof from the Bittcrs.The testimony on this point i* most conclusive, und from both sexes.

The agony of Bilious Colic is immediately assun ged by a Single dose of the stimulant, and by occasionally reenrtlng to it, the return of ilt may !e prevented.

WM. M. BEN3CHOTEK.

WrTHBB8rwtB, Conn.. March J,1863.—Dr.W. 11. Oregg—Devr Sir-,—Haying seen your advertisement of "Constitution Water," recommended for Inflammation of the Kidneys and Irritation of the Bladder, havlntf suffered for the past three- years, and tried the sklllofanumbecofphssicisas.wlth only temporary relief, 1 was induced to try .your medicine. 11 rocttVed one bottle of your sgents at Hartford, Messrs. Lee, Sisson Co., and when 1 had used half of it, to my surprise I found a great chango in tor health. 1 have used two Settles of it, and am where I never expected to be In my life, well,and fh good spirits. I cannot express my gratitude for it: I feel UiatTt all any more «Q %»u r&ftafteW* to be -May the bless togs of God ever .attend

a General Tenic, UOSTKTIK VS BH TKii-i produce effects which must be experienced or wltfiessed before they can be fuliy apprrciatcd In cases of Constitutional Weakness, Premature and febtllty and Decrepttsde arfsing from OLPDecayAK it exercises the elrctric ioUu«nce. in tho convaIe«-' cent stages of all diseases it operates

a delinht

ful tnvlgoraht. W tu the powers »f uaturo are relaxed, It operttw to re-enforco and ro-establish them.

Last, but not least, it the Only Safe Stimulant being manufactared from sound and innocuous materials, aud entirely freu from tho acid elements present more o* Jrs» t:. a!i the ordinary tonics and stomachics of th- iv.

No family medictc- ha qeea sonni-veraallv. and be truly aa.ii ii' d.-n rvwily popular with the intelligent portion of Uv community, as HOSTETTEU'S BIi BBS, ^Pr-pared-by MOSTE1IKB SMITH, Pittsburg.

Sold by all Druggiiut, Grocer,, and Storekeeper, everywhere. JanHwly

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$70 PER MONTH AND TRAVELLING

Expenses wi!l be paid to men who merit tbo approbation of th» subecribers, and a permanent situation. For lull particulars address

C. J. HEINMAN I CO.,

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