Wabash Express, Volume 19, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 August 1860 — Page 4

Douglas Stamping the Free States. Nothing marks the degeneracy of the Democratic party more clearly than the means resorted to by Douglas for advancing his prospects, lie is the fint Presidential candidate who

has mounted the stump to advocate his of one of the mostimthusiastic speakri: own election. Hitherto such candU "Gentlemen," said he, "thare is but dates have maintained a decent silence one man running tor President, and he from the moment of writing their let is John Dell. ( Cheers.) Ho stands

ters of acceptance to the .close of the upon the only platform that appals to J canvass. Any deviation from this sensible men thi Union, the Consti-

rule has been the subject of denuncia tution and the law. (Cheer, and tory crttisisms and of public censure, cries of "go in, old fellow.") Oo in? Witness the obloquy which was heap- to be shure I will. Gentlemen, I ed on Gen. Scott, because he visited came here to represent a little district Kentuckey in 1852, although public that can give 41 majority for nound business connected with the military Americanism all the timea little diadepartment obliged him to make that trict, by Q d, t hat abominates secvisit. But Mr. Douglas, urrder one tionalismandlocofocoism. (Cheers.)

pretex or another, it vagaoondizmg all over New England and ew York, aud availing himself of every halt at a railroad depot to make ft stump speech in which he vilifies the Republican party almost as much as the party which is hjjded by Breckinridge. Under every circumstance he is faithful to the one character of demagogue. He carries the tactics of the vulgar, third-class Doliiician into the atruifirle

for the highest office m the gut of the m . . I . . ft! .L-..f. -r.L people . What a falling otf is inis Irom 1 the standard or other uays, wnen me rule was, that the office khould seek the man, not the man the office 1 The Illinois Sei, Ator seeks the office of P.esitlant with th same avidity with which the alchemists sought for Hie Philosopher s Stone, and his success will te equal Ljult before the sixtu of overuber comes round, he will realize that he la now on a foul's errand. In contrast to the naked demagoguery of Douglas, the Republicans ma) point, with prile lo the rerrvd and modest bearing of their own candidate Since ihe day of his nomination, Mr. Lincoln has never left bpringbeld, nor I- . k.M.. u fit t it n a ... I lor the

"rr ,. . -l;. K- f tion ot the next President going to the mibhc. with the acception of bis brief.. , . .. .

note of exi'piance. True, he is no longer a private citizen.' He has tu hold daily levees, to give audience, day and night, to numberless visitors, from far and near; and according lo n. . - i .mint hi irrtAft nfttnr is too Sa I , ,'. o , , r-..' veiS v taxed by these hosts of p igrim Z . J, . , ;. . l . .i ; I irienu. Aumuung h meir ooio object is to pay him the tribute of their admiration and respect, yet there is such a thing as oppressing with kiudcess. We do not know that he is not delighted with all this, but we do know that it would wear out any man, and that if it be continued, Mr. Lincoln, if he were as strong as Samson, and meek &a Moses, will be fagged and jaded, long before his official labors commence. We may thus perceive the differ ence between him and Douglas. The one stays at home, shunning, as far as he is able, the glare of notoriety, while the other openly courts it, strolling from place to place, to snuff the breath of popular applause, and touch the springs and pull the wire of the political machine. He disenchants everything he touches, and there can be little doubt that if by any accident, he should be elected President, the office would sink still lowerin the scale of degradation. Mo. Dem, ocrat. Henry Clay. The attempt on the part of certain democratic papers to create sympathy for their party, by claiming that Mr. Clay was an adherent to the present policy of that party, is foolish in the extreme. It is a mere assertion without any foundation whatever. Upon the doma that the Constitution carries Slavery into the Territories, Hen ry Clay said in 1850. You cannot put your finger on any part of the Constitution wnich con- . m -mm veya the right or the power to carry Slaves from one of the Slates in the Union to any Territory of the United States. Nor sir. can I admit for a single moment that there is any separate or distinct right upon the part ef the States or individual members ol the S ates, or any portion of the people of the United States, to carry slaves into the Territories are held between the sevearl estates. DoCSLASlSU SUBSIDING. The RBECXI5RIDJE and Lank meeting in .New York, last week was a grert success, an 1 n 4UU:k j-rror nu the nearts f the mjccl 3 Drfmjcracv. The tide is m eci'gnty turning against thtm, (the D.uglHske) savs the New York Her- j aid, a j urnal alwavs quick and sagacious iu nothing the course of the popular currents The Herald also remarks: Tif Bieckinridg wing will take aw j from thcDemocracy of the North the last hope of tarrying a single Northern Suite . The Douglas Dernocracay may turn over some of the border Slave States to John Brll But Lincoln will be elected; and where, then, will stand these belligerent advisers of Mr. Douglas? The Southern Democracy will repudate them, and the Douglas faction will have to prolong the fight, with all the odds against them, or go over into the He publican camp. Mr. Coawiir oh Republicanism. I The New Yorki Tribune says the following letter from Mr. Coawin, was by some accident not read at the mass meeting in Union square, on last Monday evening : "Nw York Citt, July 13. CO. "Dc ar Sir: I received your note this moment. I am obliged to leave for Washington to-night, I am on bun-' ness that will detain me there for two or three days. It is, therefore, quite impossible for me to be at the proposed meeting on Monday night. I rejoice to hear that such men as Messrs. Shepherd, Knapp, Willis Hall, Nathan C. Kir, Charles Roome, and Noah Worrall, have seen so clearly and so soon the obvious path of duty and patriotism. There is not a single political principle in our Republican creed, to which every old Whig cannot subscribe ; our ticket is the only one that cai prevent the contingency of an election devolving on Con gress. Our candidates have given to the world as full evidence of their ability and integrity as those who are upported by any other party. Why, then, should any friend of our principles fear or fail to rote with us. "I hope to be able to address the pecple here, and in tome two or three places ia Pennsylvania and New Jersey, before the canvass closes. THOS. CORWIN.

3T The Hell ocd Evenxtt men held ratification meeting at Cincinnati on Thursday night, which was addressed by several djtinguished gentleman, Below we give the speech

It had to be repn seted at this meeting and I came in t do it. Here I am, like all the Dell men, alive and full of work and enthusiasm. (Go it.) I tell you that John Bell is the only man up worthy to occupy the Presidential chair, lie is a statesman, by G d, yes, a statesman, not a demaoiue like Stephen A. Douglas, who seeks promotion by destroying the nation's peace, inis ciepnen a. uougias has the impudence to ask old Whigs to vote for him, beraus cause h'j stands now wherCIyand Webster stood. Docs he think we are fools? Shouts. Where was he when glorious old Harry and great eld Dan were alive? Why. d n his heart, he was hunting those noble patriots to death.

1 doubtlefS Shouts. And now the trifling drm tto theirs. Lr..ijue says Clay wa right, Webster

was righ', and as he stands where they stood, vou Whigs must vote for him. Genileruen, you can do as yuu like, but I will see him in h 11 first." Cheers. Chances la tao nouie Lincoln or Lane will be President. although the possibility of the elec tlouse of iveprusentatives is very re mote, yet it excites some speculations as to the result, the corruptibility of the House entering largely, of course into every calculation. And probably no iucii nave vuuuwru ujv . ... .... no men have counted more confident yon this than the leading supporters J.r n i i i rr u of Mr. Douglas and with some show - - . :,t. f.r,.i I Vm at M U) sWf v w a a w w would donbtlets beat the world in off ering bribes. But the field is hardly an even battle ground. Of the thirty three votes which the entire House will cast, Mr. Douglas has only oue that of his own btate. Mr. Hell is in the same predicament. Mr. Lincoln has fifteen, and three States Ken tuckey, Maryland and North Carolina are evenlr divided. So Mr. Doug0 las' 8 friends would have rather strong odds against them. With Delaware, they think they might drive a trade. Breckinridge, on the other hand, has only to buy up one man in each of these pivotal States, and three u-lraer cans in Tennessee, and his fortune is made. The logic of this should be plain to Douglas men. If they really wish to preserve their organization as a party to trample down those who have left their camp to follow the ban ner of secession if they wish to make their power felt let them vote for Lincoln, and remove even the remote possibility of the election of Breckinridge by the House, or Lane by the "senate, to the Presidency, of the United States. Boston Journal. Still tuet Comk. Frank H. Firman, Esq., hitherto one of the leading Democrats of Madison, Wis:, has just published a letter in the Argut & Democrut of that city, resigning his position as Chairman of the Dane County Democratic Committee, and announcing his intention to vote for Lincoln. He gives his reasons: I cannot vote for Mr. Breckinridge, because he stands upon the pro-slavery 1 . p'atiorm I do not deem it advisable to vote for Mr. Douglas, for the following reasons: 1st. He cannot be elected, 2d: Voting for him only increases the chances of the election of a proslavery candidate. 3d The resolution adopted at Baltimore, wnich is endorsed by Douglas, in his letter accepting the nomination, substantially coucades, to (ar as principle is concerned, ali that the secessionists demanded, - It virtualll declares that the Democratic party will not only abid by the "D red Scott Decisäion, ' but will aU favor Congres sional legislation to enforce and carry it into effeclwhich raean3"int3rven tion," if it means anything. 4th. The ultraiats of the South, by their action in national convention, and elsewhere, have forced upon the Union men of the North the necessity of taking one extreme or the other on the slavery queation-my choice is the extreme lor freedom, ratber.than the extreme for Slavery. E'Among the objections urged ag'aiust Gen. Lane, the Secession candidate for Vice-President, by the citizens of Dubuque, Iowa, are the followin : . "First He spell God with a little g. Second He spells barracks, bar-rax ThirdHe spells dirt with two t'e. Fourth When in Mexico, he dated a letter "Very Cro96e.M Fifth and last He can't keep a hotel.. X2T The edtor of the Cumberland ( Md.) Telegraph, the American organ, refering to a utateroeot tbat the opposition party of Alabama had, in Convention, repudate Bell andErerett, and declared the purpose to support B recken ridge aud Lane, says: "We prefer Mr. Lincoln before eith. er of the Democratic nominees, and if driven from our support of Mr, Bell by the treachery of our leading men-i-t-If our party is to be sold to either wing of the Democracy then we are for Lincoln with tens of thousands of others in good old Maryland" Ttrrt Haute Found try A!fD MACHINE SHOP Cerner Fl rat anal Pwplar TERR H AIUIT E, I N D I AIN A F' ISAtf KfLin WIIIGIIT, MANUPAO tnrerof STKAM K5515KK. MILL UKAHIJfO, WKOUOHT IR0!f WOKK. ICASTIGS, 1I0RSR POWRKS, HOUSB FRONTS, THRKSHUO MACHl.NKS, WI5DOW GAPS, rLows, BRASS OA S T I X G S, riala and Oraamsatal Psttsra Work. Au ManSfactireeCAST-IR05 BKLLS. which areeqaal to tbe twai made of regalar Bell metal j

and can ee sold tor one-nue ia usaai coiv. rr All ordert promptly executed. fVVWe repair all stoves sold fry O. F. ek O. , Imllk. '. (aeptaUaw lyj

M 1 TjLTNE ItRY MILLINERY GOOD Dlre t from tbe Importers and Manufacturer, THE L A TE S T STYLUS! AND I.OWKST I KICKS I

.i .uui. Vi.Ti:it'.s H2 MAIN HTKKKr. CHAIRS AND MATTBASSES 1 LA RUHST STOCK AT KINKST STOCK AT 11KST STOCK AT LOW KS T t'KlCKS AT Olt CASH AT i'Al.L AND SKR AT V LT KU'S WALTER'S WALT Klt'S WALTER'S WALT KR'S W A LT Kll'S 141 MAIN NT HEBT. J. C. WALTER, Min Strati, belriMi .lib and 6th, tntl 40E1T rok FIJK'S METALIC BURIAL CASES 'KK I'KKiKllVEO A'lY LK.IUIIf of TIME IJ Cmttmt furnihJ whin dlrod. ilSlwly TO rtVfZ l-.XTItAOHOIft Alt YTh inl underfill uo1 world rnnwnt PLANET HEADER Oflb XlntUtnlh Century, th only NATURAL CI.AlKVOYAXr AND SEKKfcH.S ! And Sclriutifle FhiuuI Aatroluf til lo iL World, U now loiluar at o. 119 IV(I aahlneti n vret, oppoatla tn tat Ilona, luUWnapuli MADAMK HOLLAR U but luulcrcJ all th Science embodied tu the glorious, wonderful tud su bit in ft 0. of Prophecy, baa aatonlahed tu.uanaa cy revealing tao uiuden Mjsieriea or the iit. t-ieej.itaaj future Proanecis or Llfe.au purUliiiDf la Love, Courletiip and Marrluca. aud will ueicrlbe their Future Partners, either male orientate, with perfect accuracy, and Future Krepta of Life, Sickiieat and Dealt!, Ahsen rrleiids and Relatives, Law and Law suits, Tr Is by Sea and Land. Wilt Inform Ladtea and Geuiteroeo bow to SELECT AUKEEABLE PARTNERS FOR LIFE Cn restor iierPscl tranquility between Hus band and Wife. rbe preacribea for dlaeaaea, telling their eaaaea ami lucauon with so much sausiaction a to merit and receive the conflJenee of all who have eonsultod bar, aud many different complaints have been entirely banished by ber wouderlul ministrations. 8he cau see and polnloutthe inedlclnato cure tbe most obstinate diseaseeven those that for years have baffled our best physicians, and can direct aalvee and liniments to be made and used that will core old sores. fever tores, cancers, sprains, weainese In the backend limbs, and other complaints of long standing, and has performed astonlshinr cures 1 1 Hb ose who had long since lost their sight idnearlng, or nearly ao, by dlaeaae. In abort. through the assistance or some superior power, ehe Is endowed with the healing art. Madam Hollard, absolutely atlvertlea nothing but what she hss f ull Ability to Perform, and never fills to rive perfect satisfaction to all tbat wish to be acquainted with tb'.s most wondeiful rt ft. The Glorious Starof Heavens InOuence tbe Destiny of Man; and she has revealed Mysteries taat no Mortal latw. She may wellbe called the W'ONllKK OFTUK WOHLD. The public will bear in mind tbat Madame HolUH, Is the greatest Clairvoyant and Planet Reader tbat bat ever visited our city. Hours of consultation from 8 A. W . to 9 P. M. ap4dw3m New Treatment of Coksump tion. MOST EXTAORDINARY RESULTS. the attention of sufferers, whether in tbe iniDlent or advanced staget of Consumption, ia irected to the following evidence of the inva riable efficacy ot WiycHisTta'a Gk.nuinb flirornospuiTts, from a physician of extensive reputation and practice, rortne last twenty years, in i neater to Penn: CHTBi.PA..3J Month, SGtb,1860 Faiaan J. Wischiit : At the time of re eeiuingyour letter requesting a report of tbe cases iu which I bad used tbe Hypopnospbttes, I waa verv much engaged, totn nignt ana day Man v of the persons who htve taken Hypo phosphites have not been under my immediate care; bat most of hem 1 have had an opportunity or examining previous to tbclrcomraencing tbe treatment. Thirty-six persons bave obtained tbe medicine from me, twelve ef whom bave been ander my own rare. Flvepf tnem were, in my opinion, and In the Jud;mnt of other physicians, hope less caset of Ph'hisls irritable cough, copious expectorations of a purulent character, night sweats and emaciation. These caaea were irom one to threo yeari' Unding. Auseultation tod percussion developed sounds, which taktn in connection with tue other symptoms, gave evidence uf a condition from which 1 bave never ia sevcuteen y eart" practice, teen a single case recover by any other treatment. Under the use of the Hypopbospytea, all the bad symptoms eeaaed' tbey bavegained Flesh, and strength and Health tome of them better than tbey have enJoyed for seven years previously. The other atses under my care were in the incipient stage, and in them all symptoms or trace of the disease bave disappeared. Of those who were not under my eare 1 have uot heard a tingle patient whodld net express himself benefited by the use ol the Remedy ; although in aome of them the disease waa loo far advanced to admit the possibility of recovery. I presume I am t akeptlcal In medicines, or Specifics, as most Physicians; yet, frqm the experience 1 bave bad 'n the use of Dr. J. F. CburchlTa Remedy for Tubo'culosis. 1 would say to sll who bave any tendency to tbat disease, take it; and the sooner the better before there is disorganization. W. W.Towkssiid. M. D. WINCHESTER'S GENUINE PREPARATION Is the only retiablo form of the 'Hypophosphites' ai. i put up i n 7 and IS ounce bottles, at S I it caclC Mo not conlound this remedy with the ruu-plfites or 'Chemical Food,' and avoid all preparations or Jjqu. Cod Liver Oil, &c. riiicn r iijjrloü or uselesa' In Pulmonary diseases. Sold ty alt repectable Druggists, and wholesale and retail, till sole Geueral Depot, by r J,WlcnKSTKR.Johnt.,K.Y. for .ale by TiQS. HAHKACU, Bp3dw3m lerre-Uaute. ISAAC BALL, .-Vd--. V IS P E II T AKERj WOULD most respectfully Inform those In want ofanytbtn? In hit line, that he Is rrpared to furtiia!' Puoerals on short notice. I nave now on hand the best assortment of ÜSDKKTAK.IJIO TKlMMI-ViS eyrr brought to this city. H Ii. g the oldest Un lertsker In the city. 1 trust lean (rive better satisfaction tbun ever hss be-n given In this city. I can be fouud at my old stand, corner Sd and herry streets, where I keep on hand.enstaat ly, Crane's Casket Case the only Cash now in r-nerilu.e. WOOD f'OPKIXS of sll kinds. LLTH ASD VKLVET COVKKED COKPIN1T In a word, nythlngln the Und rtaklnff line will he pr-implly atteqd'd to, either by night or day. ßjdie preserved any length of lime desired. Csrriaget furnished o order, Remember, Corner of Second and Cherry aU. ap'.xnlwtf ISAAC BALL. Metropolitan Clothing -ASDMEdCHANT TAILORING ! Branch of the celebrated House of T. W. Rpragna Sc Co., Cincinnati, O.) Corner of Main sod Cth ntreetn, under the National IloUl.atore formerly occupied by Edsall,, McDougal 4 Oo. VIP. CIT1ZKSR OPTKRRK HAUTE AND M. vicinity can now be supplied wlthgaimenta equal In styl and maketo those of the best establlsbmeutsof Mew York and Philadelphia; and all Cboths and other fabrics nsed, ars selected with strict regard to durability and see prevailing mode. now ortMiaa VERY DESIRABLE STYLES F AUL &, WINTER, or TBI ' BFST MATERIAL AND MAKE. ar;e assortment or YOUTH'S and CHILDKKNS CLOTH l(J. Utntt Furnishing Good a t Of all kinds. Smith's celebrated PATENT YOKX 4U1UT4. ' SAElf BRTB MADE TO ORDKK, In at fine style aa any of the Kastetn cities. J. L. HOWLSO.t, Agent weW4lwtf Fruit Trees TWENTY THOUSAND APPLE TREES! WE HAVBIOWolTHA!Deo.OOO:OOOD, healthy apppla trees, suitable for transplanting; aM rrafted, and of aixty varieties, adapted to tb'.s elimate, nearly all of which we bave betrtrf o oar farm. Orders for all klndt of fruit and ornamental trees, will be filled on abort notice, from the best Sursertee lath West. The apple trees j of oar own rallng. Persons wishing treei.ean aava them delivered I a town without extra charge, byleav ng their orders at No. 14, Mechanics Row. Aa arrest many have had their Bagere barn by baying eastern trees, they bad hatter try thoaa raised In the West, snd save money. Tf-yOur Naraajy la situated all ml eentk orTi.r.-Haute.M fcj M DURHAM tt CO tp. l,18SWwBai

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DIt. HOOFLAND'S GEIUiIAN BITTERS, AUD DR. IIOOFLAIVII'S ALS 1MIC COIIUIAL., Thi great ttandanl ntdicinti tht prtieni agt have acfuind their grtat ptpularity ont) through yttrt ef trial. Unbounded latitfac-

tion it rtndtrtJ ly thtm in all ut; and thi ftoplt havt p renounced them worthy. LlTCf Complaint, Dfipepsla, Janndlcf, a Debility or the Xenons Britem. Slseasci of the Kldneji. and oil diteatti ariting frm a duordtrtJ liver or vtaknut of tht ttomach and digutivi or jam, art tpudily and permanently cured b) the GERMAN BITTERS. Tht Balsamlo Cordial hat acquired t reputation turpatting that of any timUar pre paration extant. It vill eure, wititoci All tht mott tevert and long-ttanding Coura, Coll, or Hoarisaetii Sronobitlf, I flasnsa. Croup, Pneumonia, incipieai Coniumptlon, and hat performed the noit attonithing OUTtt ever known of Confirmod OonstitnptiotL A feu dotet vill alto at once check and curt tht mott tevtrt Diarrhoea proceeding from Cold im tns Dowxls. Thett mediane art prepared ly Dr. C. M Jacksoi & Co., No. 418 Arch Street, Phila delphia, To., and are told ly druggitte and italtrt in mtdieinee everywhere, ot 75 cente per bottle. Tht tignaturt ofC. M. JACXIOH will it on tht outtide wrapper of each bottle, In tht Almanac publithed annually by tht proprietor, tailed Etxbtbodt' AUfAXAO, you will find tettimony and commendatory motieeefrom all parti of the country. That Almanact art given away by all our agente, BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS. Raa that von s-et llooflaiid'a German Kilters, prepared by Dr.C. M.J icksn, Pbilapclphla, Pa, ana that tils algnnturo is on mo wrapper m nni bottle. U K. WfcnrllUJk, . Arfwi.rli.ln and Commercial Aernt. Foraala bv J K CIT5INOIIAM and T H. BARR CO.,Terre-Haut. aplO-lwly OLD and YOUNGAFFIRM ITS TRUTH, vis : TBAT Professor Wood's Hair Restorative 1 1 r ILL Dreaerve. infalliHw. tbe rrtvth and VV ,- of the Hair. If used two or three times a week, to anv iniaerlnable are. Perfect. ly restore the ciay; cover the bald with nature's own ornament, the bair; make it more toft r.nd beautiful than any oil, and preserve me acaip free from all dlsessa,to tbe greatest ace. Matesmen. Judres. Attorneys. Doctors. Cierrrmen, Professional Men. and 'Gentlemen and Ladies ot all clastra, Höver the World, bear testimony that w ilo not st too touch lo ita favor. Head th folio vinsrandinilce: rKOrr.ssUK s.tma lb'.ku, riA.i i , saya. on hit arrival In the United tatet lie waeranldlv becoming eray, but on apply ing Wood 'a Hair Keatorative bis hair soon recovered Its original nu. CHAKLKS CA RDEVV. 11 NASSAU ST., X. V. says tbe gray balrsou his wife's bead were after a few weeks trial, turned Into a dark brown, at the same lime beautifying and thickening the hair. A.C. RAYMOND. BATH. MAINE. Bays be la now aixty years old, and bis hair and whiskers were two-thirds gray, but by tbeuseof two bottles of restorative the rrav hairs bave disappeared, both on hie bead and face, and is mora sott and glossy than for twenty five years previous. Hiavlfeottne aeof iifty-two. bas used it with the same efloct. FIXLEY JOHNSON, ESQ., N. O., saya thai ne lost Iiis hair by the yellow fever,ln 1824. Heaved Wood's Hair Kostorative.and his hair ia now thick and tlossy. 8. M. M 1DULETON, H VINOS 1 O.N.ALA. airs the Kestoratlve baa done much eooo In his part of the country. Ho used 11 tor baldness, and now bat a line head of bulr. T.L-. MOUSE, LKBANOS, KY , atyt be bat Wood's Hair Kestoratlve used In hundreds of cases, and hever knew it to fall In accomplishing ali it professes i do. . v ii HI7V tfnr .VLc mur lit A. J . Aijl'li.i t .u u n .1 Douunui i.A. , sava he hadthe tcald head eljrlit years, and waa bald, but by the liberal use of Wood's Hair Kestoratlve, hi now bas a rich, glossy bead oinair. fSoldbyallDrupfclsts, and by O. J. Wood k Co.,444 Broad way. New York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. ap2ldwCui Saponifier, or Concentrat'd Lye, THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER! X iudipenible article ia every family. XX whereby, with tneironiinary ailoben grease coinbiiied with too 5aoniner, tuey eati make all tbe Soad they use hard, soft and fancy. It will make bard water soft, and will clean type to perfection nothing equals It for cleaninirand scouring. It Is put up in sir-tight Iron boxes of I lb. each, which win make, witn irom 4 loa io common crease, from 15 to 25 gallons elegant soft soap, or H to 10 lbs. bard. It has now been several years since Ibis invaluable article was first Introduced to the public, snd the estimation in which it is held, wherever known and tried, and the Immense demand for it from all quarters, are concluaive preof of its real menu ana value aa a rainity artieve. BEWAKE OP IMITATIONS. The tiiccoss of our article, like that of all discoveries of true merit aud value, has induced unprinalpled par' ties to imitate it. We therefore caution tbe public against worthless connterfiett, and take none nut tne genuine, original ana pateutea ar tide, manutatturcd pnly by tbe Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co., Of Eal Iarentum, Allegheny county, Pa. Office and Depot, No. 3'Jti Peun Kt., above the Canal Bridge, Pirrsat ao, Pen. We also manufacture of standard quality, Caustic Soda for toad maker, Soda Asb, Keflned Soda Ash, Sal eda. Chloride of Calcium, Copperas, Mancane-e, Kittle Acid, Soda saiartus, Bleaching Powder, Muriatic AclJ, Sulphuric Aqua Pot lit and Chloroform. Extra-Refined Suow-Whlte Table, Diary and Packing -sait, warranted entirely Pur a and Dry, r ut up in various packages and styles. Tbe on y pure Salt In lh country. TT7 For sale by all Storekeepers in Ihe United states. lUtaj Caaes SnpQnilJor, xennine, for sale at manufacturer'? price, Iu lot, to suit purchasers, by I'IKE & Kr.LLOGG, apOdwly St. Louis, Mo. K. S. COX & SON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQLTOR Dl ALBRS NO. b WABASH STREET, TERRE HAUTE, IND. WE TAKK PLEASURK IN INPOKMING the public that we hare as urge apd well assorted stock of Qroceries and Liquors, Aa ever offered In Tcrre Haute, and aresousbintly receiving fiesh aupplles We will sell for caah, as good bargains as can be bought In Cincinnati oi Kt. Lois. We have a large slock of NAIXjS, AU kind of Nuts and Foreign Fruits, TQBACOQ, CIGARS, WINES, BRANDIES, GIN. ANi. WHISKET. Our Rectified Whiskey will be found eqnalto any ever sold In sny city . All roods sold by us are guaranteed to be at represented. Particular attention (liven to fill ins: orders from a distance. K.H. COV, Sr., Cincinnati, O. K.S. COX, J r..Terre Haute, iwyHWIwv'v.l HAWTHORNE'S NEW WORK ! The Marble Faun ; OB Tllk Rsmaneeof Mtnte Be nit BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, Author of the "Scarlet Letter, 'House of Seven Oebles," &c.,&e. S volt. 12ii)0 .Price flJ Just received and for sale by tna'jOdt- W.H.BUCKINGHAM. For BaiQ, T7 Y Two farm containing eacbBOacres, In Clark county, lilt. One is on tne National road, eight miles west of Terre-llaute. The other ' mile north of A. lu lap's, on the atera of Clear Creek. Tbe latter has SO scraa Improved. Tho former has 3 acres Improved, with two houses and an orchard. These farms will be sold very low. Por particulars inquire of A. Dunlap, at the State Line House. WM.D. CREASKV, my33wflm Agent for Kussel U. McBaih. American Exchange Fire Insurance Company, or ma citt or new tobb. CASH ASSETS t3"6,U7 T8 Phenix Insurance Company. or aaoottvs. CASH AKSETTS 131,187 T2 BUIL1 nlli UILDINOS, Merchandise, Household Fur ure, Kents, Leases and other Personal Property lusured In these well-known Compa

nies, at the lowest ratet at low aaany Company offering tbe same security. These Companies and their Agent bave fully complied with the law of the mate. tp7 J.C.BUBNETr, Ant.

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x int aun AÜNTO 4,01)0,000 Capital Kepre-entel! A 1.1. Ni'.!iiii.i.a ixvr.Kiin ISTHK very bi'.t imvlHg Mocks In the United Mates, lor the secmltjf of Pulley lloldets. 1 he tollow lug I ompati les, irpreseniru ny inn unJlsliiril, sie dlstlngulsbrd for Ibelr Wuallh, A,-e, llnrialiiy In the adjustment ano prompt payinriil of lotix's?! I ' Y.: I N S II K A N U K Ü 0 M P A N V r uarroa, ro.. , KsImMIsIm-.I In H9. Fori; )rsisoldt r t I I. I.UMl.OIMI .,ri.li hi A.I.IIuom 1,0: 1. 000 TbeMiicK of this ( ompsnt rlla at VII dotlsrs on a h' vsliiallonof HMI. 1 h wesltble! l ornpauv mi tti Unllvd Hlates. IIARTPOHD INSUU.N( I. COMPANY, of Hirifniil. Ci ii . KlMlillhd In 1MIU .. fifty years old I ('AI'ITAI f.mi,WiO Surplu.ia Adtlitiou 1 ."1 5,1-0 I bis Mock Is nrthin.ii a pi vslNsilon of SI00 SI'RINHKI KU) Fl UK AN D M A HI N K I NSUUANCB COMPANV. or haiaurisi.B, mm4 nt TTa, .tablNhiid in lPI'.i Ten years old I CA PIX. I fno0,U(0 Surplus In addition, 2 VI,0(,0 Tbe Capllul of this first class Company Iiis )eeu lately Increased f ,'0,otiu rrom Its nurpius, ami ita SUM k Is worth S-'.'lon a pa vsluailou m lou. rilCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, fir ItSRTrURP, f'ONH , CAPITAL, S 00.000 Surplus In addition, f ju.oou Th espltal of thlt Company 1st lately been luereaaed I'.HMl.Ooo, by taklnK this aniotint nom its rP,U- . . m,r,i The Moca Ol tins tvompany is now wen 1 . : - . t . i iui on a par vaiuuimu "" The freut number l yeara these Companies bave been doing buslue.s, and tue unitorm ana steady nroeress tbey have made up to their pres ent proud and high pesttion, places thera above the suspicion whiiii rt-nj c. iif iuim lid aild nojusscnen - iui are uiruuinini me et MOST OF WHICH ARK BANKRUPT At the very moment heir tPolIcy li Iisued BEWARE OF ALL SUCH 1 TT7 ADulicatloiit for Fire and Inland ktsu ranee promptly attended to. ir-? A credit ol one to threo months r.ren on oreiuiums for annual policies. If dexired. li oir 1 per cent. TTTLake and Inland iiska on Grain aud Mer chaiidiso moving et or west.taken at reasonable rates. !" 7 .Merchants and shippers will And it to their iit.TCvt to ascertain terms snd rates before Insuring at otbiT point. rr Particular attention paid lo the Insuring of all kinds ofDwellings.for one or a term o' yeart Tr7OfUee at MeKeen'a banking House. j. ii. HAa:ic, a g;ent. laug2'53.Jawlyl National Dispensary of Private DISEASES. Established, nclnnati, 0, Jan. 1, 1SS0. rpHRKK EMINENT I Physicians in atten dance. Gnarsntee under a penalty of IS.OOua com plete cure ol every Sexu al uisease.no wever atrgra vated by neclect.and with at jHereurv. wonnor rhen, Syphilis, Reif Abase impotency, whites o Flour Albus, Gleet,Strlc ture.hkin Diseases, Ve nereal Warts, Diseases of Bladder and Kldneya Female irregularities, narrenness, Liver Com plaint Emaciation, Premature Decay, the Paint oruia Age,uenerai ueouiiy, change or lire, vc receiving special attontlon. Tbe Dispensary circulars sent gratis to any suuress. THE MOUNTAIN OF LIGHT! THE MEDICAL 'PROTECTOR, A book of 350 pages, full of fine anatomical and olherenfcrs vings, containing notonly every in formation about confidentialdigeases.butacom plete key to all the secrets of Marriaie, Love dc lieauty. Price 50 cents one of the cheapest boons in me worm it neaun couia be estima ted In raone), tbe new fscts contained In thi book, for U.e prevention of lit health, would be cheap at tne aoove iorieuure. . Dr. Jackson's female Monthly Pills, Invalua ble Infernale irregularities, but not advisable to be used during Pregnancy, lest tbey mar the Dopes oi onspnng. rnce ai, by mail. Dr. Jackson's Perpetual Prientatlve iatbeonly articlein tho world that without In convenience or danrer will infallibly prevent conception, i nousanasoi married ladles, too feeble to bear children except at the hazard of life, have reason to be thankful for this Inven lion. Sent by matt to anv addreas. M Valiteaa Beautifying Powder promotes tbe health of tbe skin, prevents wrinkles, and imparts an exquts lte bloom. bi, oy man. Every letter must contain six cents in stamps to oetiseu lorrepiy. Aouress ut. j season. Her bert x Co., or simply P. O. Box 1C1", Clncin natl, O. Office, No-167 Sycamore ttrect. Med Iclnesand instrucuont sent promptly to any part or tne country. loctiuawcm Hartford Fire Insurance Co. JANUARY 1, 1860. Cash on hand sad In Bank S38.333 11 Cash In hands of Ag'ts and in course ol tran.misnl.n. 62.690 89 Cash loaned on call 30,000 00 S 131. 023 00 liuisreceivaoieior loans, amply se cured 70,293 59 Keal Estate, ualncnmbered, cash val. 15. MM) 00 24(f9shares bk stkir. liartord.Mar. val 2bO,.Ti2 (mi 2-00 " New York 2ih1,295 00 9iO " Doston, 107,505 00 4M Ht. Louis, 40.3110 00 240 " " RIt and other stock 10.750 00 Hartford city boads, 6 pr rts, mar val 3000 00 Suite Stocks, (Tennessee, Ohio, Mich. Miesoarl) S per cents, market value 56,605 00 20 shares Mat Brink Wisconsin .... ,140 00 Total assets. Total liabilities... . 9M.700 59 . 6Ü.93U 85 OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF BTATE, Indukapolis, Feb. I3.1MC0 To the People of Indiana: The Hartford Fire Insurance Company having complied witn tno law or Indiana, by Ming In this office a statement of its condition on tbe first day or January, 11', and having invited an ex amination of its affairs by this Depart mri t. I John Vi Dodd, Auditor ot the state of Indiana hereby certity th.it I have made a personal and Ihorougn examination oi in- nooks and asset of the Company, at their office In tue titv Hartford, Conn , and that the Company own and haveiu tneir possession in cash, and In eecurl ties convertible at pleasure. n arlv One Million of Dollars, applicable to tbe payment of Losses an amount corresponding witn meir omcla statement of January last. The Hartford Fire Imuranco Company has been In exislencn fo halfa conlury. I he high character oflta officers for experience and probity .the promptness and fidelity with which Is has met all engagements justly entities it to tne highest rank among th ImmnnueCompanies of the country, and com ninls it to the patroiiaje o fthe people of Indi ana. Jl'''J " . UJ1H. Auditorof Sute. Insurance against loss or damage by Are, on dwellings, furniture, stores, warehouses, mer chandise, mills, manufactories and most all kind of property, ein be effected in Ibis Compa ny, upon as favorable terms, at tbe nature of turN!sand security to property holders will warrant. Particular attention given to Insuring Farm property, consisting of dwellings, barns and out Buildings connecteu, ami iurnuure, use stock bay, grain, fnrmlng ntenslls, Ac, contnlned therein, for a term of years at low rates of pre mlum. Applications for Insurance may be made to the unnersigned, the duly autharisea agent of said Lompsny. j. H. haukk, ma2fldwGui At MeKeen'a Hsnk. Teal's Improved Device for Drawing Water. "The old oakeu bucket the iron bound bucket, Tbe moss-covered bucket, that bangs in tbe well I Ml F. subscriber have purchased the patent 1 right of Vieo county, for tbe purpose of manufactartngTeaPa improved device for d awIn water. This Machine for Simplicity, Durability and Ease of Operation, Is far superior to any other apparatus, for raising water, now In use, combining, at it does.the followtnr advantages. It can easily be adjusted to wells of any depth, and and Is warranted to raise and empty, with ordioaryturnlng, Four Bucket t Water per' Minute! Prom wells twenty feet deep, and will work In that proportion to the depth of Ost IIonobkp and Kiftt Fkkt. It never freezes, and entirely avoids the psHonoas effects and bad taste and smell, given to wster by pumps and other turbines. It Is simple In construction, andnotlia ble to get out of repair. It is easily worked, so hst a child of ten yeart can operate it with ported ease. The Bueket enptiee ittilf without th aid e las Hand, thus avoiding the danger and inconvenience of many machines. It it the Cktopett Machine now inute ! Manufactured and sold by the subscribers at (Shaffer's Shop on Main street. HOWARD A BRO. Terre-Hauje, Dee- ,9-dwly W. MORTON STEVENSON, II. D. PRAIKIET0It,I5D., HAVING permanently located ia '.Ma place respectfully sellelts a shsre of Us ubtl national. af mt

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DR. DAKER B PAIN PANECEA! For the Cvrt of Pain loth txkrnally and intrrnally. Greutett Pain-cu ring remedy yet ditcovcrtJ! Vain cannot long exist vhere tht remedy it faithjulhj uttd. OIVE IT ONK FAIR TIUAL, And If yon da not find It to be all It Is recommended, go back to the agent and a"l double the ainouul of nuney reiunded ! This oder Is made knowing that hat this mcdlciuo has dnne la tUeusanda of etses, It will do sgsln. Por Pain Id the Stomach, Hack ami RoWrU, Hums, Hruitea,Cule and Svr-llini, Ctiol,. ic. Diarrhea, Hlieumaliaro, Headache, Kar cht, Toothache and Neuralgia, it cures alnirtst iostantaoeoiislj, CI1KON10 DISEASES, Such e Djspcpsia, Weak Krenat, Liver Complaint, General Debility, Fever and Ague, Canker or Öore Mouth, Putrid Sore 1 hroal, Weak Kjrea, Spine and Kidney Disrate, Old Sorva, Cougha and Colds, and Caked or Sora Breast. In the above named dlaeaaea, it ouly needt to be faithfully med sod scure is certain. MONEY REFUNDED. Impetsktto AurHTi. Agents will find 11 greatly to their interest, and are at full liberty on first Introducing Dr. Haker's Pain Panacea, to lv.t bsck the money freely If laose who purcbaat are not fully tnllsfled; and may use It In their own families, or give a lew bottles to liielr friends, that tbey may test Its great merits over all other remedies. All agents write tbst whan once liitroduc-l. their aalet are large. Families will keep It in their hoases.and not be without It Por sale by the Proprietors, A L.. Ncovlll At Co., Mo 19 west Kighth street, Cincinnati. Als by P. M. DON N KIXY, Terra Haute, Ind J. K. CI S MUIIAM, Til BAKU A CO., " " APKNTÜ, " K 8 VVOLPK. New Market, lad. James M. Lucas, Cloverland, In4. Stark ot Davis, Kockvllle, lad. W. Campbell, Clinton, Ind. J McCulloujjh, Toronto Ind. l)S9in llOWAlii) ASSUClATIOfi. A Jfsavsa iutt iiutieu, itttHttkid a aascla aaetia(r fs relief tht ttek ad tif treteed.tßicted vita Virulent and Hpidemic Th Howard Aaaoclatlon. in vlewo th aw ful destruction of human lite, caused by Hexua-dlseases, and tbe deceptions practised upon tbe unfortunate victims of auen diseases b) Quacks, several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a Clsarllable Act wor thy oltnelr name, to open a Dispensary for the treatment of tbta elassol dis eases. Iu allthelr forms, andtogive Medical AdvlceUral I to all woo appiy oy letter, witn a description or their condition, (age, occupation, babltt ot life, &e.,) and in casea or extreme poverty, to l urninu .Tieaicines) r resoi tnarge. It Is needless to add that the Aascclation commands tho highest Medical skill or the ago, and will furnish tbe moat approved modern treatment. The Directors ofthe Association, In thelranno. alKeport upon tbe treatment of Sexual Dlaeaseu express tbe btrbeat satisfaction with the aucceaa wmcn nas aiienaca me laoors oi meir nurreoo tu tu I KI-J Ul Dii ina.vFi UVB. nvuiiu.i nest. Gonorhoea, Uleel. bypnuis. the vice ot Onanism or Keif-Abuse, Diseases of tbe Kidney i and bladder, &e., and order a continuance ol tbe tame plan for tbe ensuing year. vatuanie Reports on nperraeiorruoea ana omer Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on tbe New Remediesemployed In the Dispensary .sent to the afflicted In sealed loiter envelopes, free of charge Twoortnree stamps ror postage win ne accertabie Address, for Report of treatment. DK. J, SK1LLIN HOUGHTON, Acting; Surgeon, Howard Association, So. 3 South M nth h tree t, Phi ladelpqla, Pa. By order of the Directors KZKA D. HKAKTWKLL, President feQwly GEO. FA IKCH1LD. Secretary ?2 Cm CC c 4 if 22 O 0 0 m o m M 0 5-8 V H B O S3 N M O C3 -1 H W tn H ao O If i -5 O H W M H oo.? pp s DOs.3. OOS3 IV ft-S 5 B j as H e 3 -5 fasti L o B i: ft 3 (3 o P P Ü 4 & 0 a e B to Ü1 o S D f3 1 " I s " SJ oo a a. oo r a t-r1 O 'x 5 e 4 e O 3 If H O O sxs o o o EC1 5 ?3 to o c o a or a r3 h srr o m a Blood Purifier and Blood Pilh DR. ROB ACE SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES. WIIEX DR. KOBACK.THK CELEBKATed Swedish Physician, Introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood Pilla In the United States, he set forth in plain language their curative properties. Thlt waa yeara ago. The task of recommending; them baaaince been taken on of his bands. Enlightened men whose character for sound Judgment and philosophy, jives thehr o dnions weight in tbe community, men who ob serve, reflect, and make 'assurance doubly eure before tbey decide are everywhere approving and urging the use of thete wonderful Preparations. All who confide in tbe wisdom and honr esty of this class, or who chose to iuvc&tigate fox themt-elTss are now of one mind on .his important subject. Dr. Koback Inrltes tbe attention of the sick to the i OKIQINAL LKTTXU, Prom members of the Medical Profession, KdL tort of public Journals, well known Mercnanp and Farmers, and Ladies vf tbe blähest respects billty, giving accounts ol extraordinary cures wrought by tne remedies, of which cores tbey themselves were XTK WITNESSES. These partlea may be consulted personally rfr by letter, by those who have any doubt upon the subject. Tbe evidence in the possesion of Ir Koback, which s at aU timet accessible to the public, establishes tbe following FACTS! That tbe Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have been proved by analysis to CONTAIN NO KINIBAL ; That they cure the almost universal eemplatnt Diiririu with unerring certainty, andln a very abort time That alter all other medicines bave proved useless, they relieve LITZE CNMFLAIKT. and restore the health and strength of tbe seder er. That EICK JTEMALEa, who have languished for years in helpless weakness and despondency, recuperaUi with great rapidity ander their In vlgorsttng operation. That alltexual disabilities are removed by their cordial and gently stimulating properties. That they recruit SBATTEKED CONSTITUTIONE, however they may bave been trifled with and abased; that ttaelr direct tendency la to lengthen life, and render it enjoyable. That operating di rectlyupon the poison of disease in tbe blood, they OAl'gE V00N TO HEAL, and discharge from tbe system, every taint 0 Kcrofu la, whether hereditary or other wise. That they - . RKCRIMT TUX DKBILIATED, aud that there Is no disease of the 8tomaeh and Bowels, the llvor, tbe nervous system, tho tkla, glandt or muscles, AEistRo raox mrcaiTistoE obstecctionsintssi blood oa scraiTioNs. -In which they do not give prompt relief. and,N administered before tbe very cltidal of life heat been Invaded J effect a painless and perfect eroro Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, ft per bottle, Uperhalidoien. Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, cents per box , or S boxes lor a l. Head Dr Koback'a Special Notices and eertlfl catss, published In a consplclous part of tbis pa per Irom time to time. r Dr Kobaek's Medical Almanae and Family Advisor, conUlnliig a great variety or Interesting and valuable Aledleal Information, can be bad gratis or any or his Agnta throughout the oantry. In difficult or complicated Cases. Dr. Kobaek may be consulted personally or by letter enclosone stamp for the reply. From Kev. Mr Chapel, McMplleh, Pasto Rebettt n, r w u louroLis.Oct.6,1857. .Drt.9.' kce Dear Kir: 1 have need yonr Blood Purifier for a nerveusaffectlon, from which I have tuffered much at timet. W hile it It pleatanito tasto.lt certainly hat a happy effect upon the nerves. Plea-e accept my thaaka for lour kind regards, and believe me Vours, j. w. t. Mcmullen. Por .ale by P. M. DoüTai-iT, Terre Hautet P. a'A' Mlt'''": Wat. L. fencsr, Sew Goshen; PaxtB- Y. Bc.,i,, Ceuterville; and by Sf M"cntsnerally through the E?'s Carm'"' Marklnf lak,sometbla:pW aad bim for uarklat clothti, at B AI'S

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arakNOTUkuss I'OlMUll, VI IIMMII Purifier. More Takiiis. Aftrr Takiii?. rimi: OH K AT KM T HKMKDV IN Till. 2. I) 1(1,1). I his Cordial Is dMilled from a Werry aiK.'vutinly to nis(lf,and t Un ally comtiin ed with so.. ol tbv most Vain l-le medlcliilal roots, herbs "d bsrks V ikw n lo tbe ni.nd ol iimu.vls! Blood voot. ild Cherry lUrk, Yellow IWk, Dandlo!ii,'arsnparilla,Klder Bowers, .m. i.ihtfr. iiiih!ul mir uiuil In'klilaMe r'i eU tor the i i-storallou "I health ever know h : ll is Nsluto's o ii leiMedy.riiilni; d.seuseby ns ural Isws. boo taken, M liifiueuce Is lei coursing throucb evr veiu m tho t ody, VUT' Ming and srreicrating rinuiuuou in tno iiui. li neutralises sny billlous mutter Iu the atom acb, and slrongtbens the w nolo organisation . M'Lean'a Strengthening Cordial Mill effettually cure Liver Coinpiainl. Dysprp. ala. Jaundice, Chronir or Nervous Deblllfy, Dls eases of the Kldueya, an I all lusvases ailsliig from a Disordered I.Mrer i-r htoinarh Djaprp. sis, lleurtbnrn. Inward PiU s, Acidity or Mrk' ii nl the MoiiihcIi, r'ullncss ol iilood to th; ltfsi-l , .lull pair t swimming In Ihe Head, Palpitation of Ihe heart, Fullness or Weight Iu the Klonisch, Sour Kructallons, Choking or Sulfotsllngfeelliig when I) InU down. Dryness, Yllw. ni'ss ol thn hklu snd Kyrs, Nishl k weats. Inward Fevers, Pain In the small of ihe Hark, Chest r hide, Midden Fls-hes of lloul, Deprrtstou o Si.liH., Frlglilful Dvuuis, l.anruoi, De.i.on or any .frvu lisur, hores or liiotcnes nu tue M'nmb.subashriiilusl Weakness, Intoiilliiciur of Urine, strsnguary, Inflainalloii or Weak lies. ol the Womi, o midder, w btt.-s, etc. TllEUE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. ThlsCon'ial will neverfall loriir any of Iba a bovediseasea.lf taken aa per directions on each bottle, In Oorman, Kngllsh and French. . OVER A MILLION OF HOTTLES Have been sold during the lust six luoiitbs.aiitl i Iu co Instiincu has ll lulled In giving entire sailfu tion. t ho. then, will suDi-r Horn weakness j or del. Hit), when Mclean's Strcrgllieinng Cor. dial wlllcurcyouT TO JUE LADIES. D you wish to be healthy kiwi stioi'g Ihrn foatonce, and gel tome ol .Mri,eairs lordiai. I wrtl! l i eng then aad invlgtrale your lolr' aystrm, causing a beullby and pure circulation ol blood to Bow through every vein, and tue rich, ros) bloojn ol health to mount to your chrck ' fcatti Dome is warranted to give sausiaction. :for cuilduen. We ay to parents. If your children aro sickly puny, or smicted wtltt coinpiainu prevalent to childieii.glve them a sinull quantity of .Mr Lean's Cordial, and it will make tnem neaituy, lat ana robust, licit) not a moment, try it, and jou ill be convinced. IT IS DEUCIOU8 TO T.KE. Cai'Tlon. Bo ware of Druggists o c oia'ris lot inty try to pulm upon you some Llitter r Sarsaparill trash which they cau buy cheap, by saylr.fi l iaJustagool. Avoid such nieu. Ask for Mv Lcsii's Strengthening Cordial, and take not Im.;' elso. It is the only remedy that will purify Hie

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and Kevvr, Yellow fever, or any prevalent dis eaae. Ii 1 put up In large bottles. j Price mil) SI per bottle, or 0 bottles for $ J. ' J. H. Mol.KA.V. Sole Proorielor of tbis Cordial. Als4 , McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. Principal Depot on the corner of Third aud j Pine street., ht. Louis, Mo. McLean's Volcanic Uli l.ltiluaeul TNI HIT LtHIMBST IH Till WOlO. The only safe and certain cure lor Cancers j Piles, Tumors, Swellings, snd Urocheleor Goitre, ' Paralysis, Neuralgia. Wenkncse of the Muscles, i Chronic or Inftamatory Hheumatlsm, Stiffness of the Joints, Contracted Muscles or Lit aments, P.ar-acbe, Tooth-ache, Bruiaes, Sprains, Wounds, ; Presh Cuts, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sole Nipples, Caked Ureasts, Burns, Scalds, Sore Thoat, or an) ' Inflamation or Pain, no difference how severe, r i how long the disease may have existed. McLean's Celebrated Liniment is a certain remedy. Thousands of human brings bave been saved a life ofdecreplituduand misery, by the use of this , Invaluable medicine. .Tlcl. can's Volcanic Oil l.inliucnl Will relievepain almost instantaneously, and It ' will cleanse, purify and heal the fouiesl sores In anincredibly short lime. For lloraea and other .Animal. I I ' McLean's celebrated Liniment Is tbe out) sale and reliable remedy for Ihn cure of Spavin, Klug Bone,vindgaiis,spiints,UnKtursiLnmps,Nodes or Swellings. It will never fail to cure tilg Head, Pole Kvll, Fistula, Old Running Sores or Swee - -V, If properly applied. For Aprains Cruises, rutches, Cracked Heels, Chafes, Saduleor Colt (.alls, cuts, Sores or wounds, it Is anlufulli- ' remedy. Apply it as directed, and a cure is itr never instance. I'nen trifile no longer with the many worthless LinlmeiVsoffcred to you. Obtain a supply of Dr. McLean's celebrated Liniment. I; will cure you. J. H, McLEAN, Sole Proprietor. Corner of Third and i'iue tu., St. lxuis. Mo. Porsaleby J. K. CUNNINGHAM. Taaaa Hactb. July.SS.'ao-dwly THE PENNSYLVANIA 23 fft CENTRAL RAILROAD SOU MILES DOUBLE TRACK. The capacity of thit road it now equal to amy in the Country. THREE THROUGH PA SS NOER TRAIN j BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PIIILAi DELPHI A ! Connecting direct in tbe Uuion I'opot, at Pittsburgh, withThjough Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia, Sew York, UostonBaltimore and Washington City; tbuafuinisb, ! Inj facilities for tue transportation of passen- ; gers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort by any 1 other route. ! Express and Fast Lines rnc through to Phil-1 adelphla without changeof Cars or Condu ctors , Smoking Cars ara attached to each train ; Woodruff Meepinr Cara to Express and Fast Trains. Tho Express runs Daily, Mail and Fas; Line Sundays excepted. I brie Dally Trains connect direct for New York. Express and Fat ! Line connect for Baltimore and aahiaton. i b'lx Dally trains between Philadelphia and New York: Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston, lbroucn tickets (all are rood on either of the above train Ball) s, and transfers throtiph New i ork free. HOAT TICKhlS to Banou are good via Nor wich, Fall Hirer or Stonington Linea. T1CKKTS EASTWARD may be obtained at anyol tho important Kali Koad Oflieea in tbe West; also on board any of the regular Line of Steamers on the .Mississippi or OhloKlvers; fare always as low and Time as Quick as by any other Route. ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTKBUr.Gh . The cemp etlon of the Western connection! of the Pennsylvania Rati Koad makes this tbe DIRECT LINE Between THE EAST AND THE GREAT WEST. The connecting of tracks by the Rail Koad Bridge at fittsburh, avoidiu all drayage or ferriage of Freight, together with theaaving- or time, are auvai.tj.gea readily appreciated by Shippers of Fmighiand the Traveling Public. For Freight Contraria or Shipping Directions bpdIv to or address either of the lollowinrArenls ol the Company. 1). A. KTP.WA KT, Pittsburgh: II, S. Pierce Co., Zanesville. O.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley O; R. McSeely, Mayavllle, Ky., Urmsy & Copper Portsmouth, O.; Psddock cV Co., JrnVrsow ville Ind.,H.W. Browne Co. , Cincinnati. O,; Alber dc llibbert, Cincinnati, O.; K. C. Meldrum, Madison. Ind. .Joseph E. Mooree, Lonisvllle, Ky.; P. G.O'RilycV Co.,Evansville,Ind.; S.W. Cranam & Co., Cairo, III.; K.P. Kass, St. I.ouls, . Mo.t John H. Harris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris 1 & Hunt, Memphis, Tnn.; Clarke A Co., ( Chicago in.; v . ii. ii. ivoonta. Alloc, III.; or to Freight Agents ol Kail Kosds at difiVrrul points in the West. The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection and Speedy Transportation of LIVE STOCK. And Oood Aeeoramodallous with usual privilegeafor persons travelingia charge thereof. FREIGHTS By this Route Freights ol all descriptions can be forwarded rrom Philadelphia, New York. Bos ton or Baltimore, to any point on the Kail Koada or Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, by Bail road di "The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects st Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muslkla gum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Hinols, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Ked Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chlcnto with Steamers to all Porta on the North-Western Lakes. Merchants and Rhippersentruatlng tbe transportation ofthelr Freight to this Company, can rely with confidence on lit speedy transit. THE RATE3 OP FREIGHT to any point In tb West by the Pennsylvania Kail Koad are at a., timet at "rek It at art tkargtd kf ether, H. R. Cempamie. Be particular to mark packages "via Paaaa. K. R.M K. J. KS F.F.PKR, Philadelphia. MAUKAW V KOONS.BO North Street, Baltimore. LEKC1I & CO., No. 8 Aslor House, or No. 1 South Willlsm st.. N. Y. LEECH & CO., 17 Stste street, Boston. H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Ag t., Philadelphia. L. D. I10UPT, Oea'l Ticket Ag'l., Philadelphia. T. A.RCOTT, GenMBnp't., Altoena Pa ' Jan.7dwlr. .LI. i. M.eLtxa IIVT. CrXEwUV sV SO.YS, Wholesale (ii'occm, Kortheait Cor. Walnut and Colombia 8urt CINCINNATI, OHIO. a.avMoaa.ia. Marth I, 'tt-dlywaal e.v.aLBRS).

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W v resfje-cifulfy infomi our iiieitdi mid the puLlit. tlmt we hve reiuovt-it to llie- corner of Mttin smd 4lb altfel-, IjolDic iicrtloioir orcupifd by tlte .Southern Hank, which we liavetitifil up in m htyle MurpKhrin und DRYGOODS IIOUSKi,, iU Stte, coru billing r-lpaticp iih comfort, and com- ;,. .1.;,.,. , , .. , I ... jobbing taiiil MUihntf bf lug .fprratsmid tlibtiucl. Tlir rnngttl for geutral first Huor in nrltil Hutes, iL b is merit for our Wholesale Domestic Notions! And n the second floor, which ia -a-y of access, will be round our Whole tali Fancy (loot la und Notion Department. In addition tu our prerent heavy lock, we are opt-ning for our New .Store over I0Ü o.aseu and LalrH.com prising eveiylhibj; required to reoijer Ntw and elegant sty Ifauf FALL AXJ) V 1 XTK It DRESS GOODS! Plain and Printed French Merino, Thibet., all ool Plain and Printed' Delaines, Ducal. Valencias, Bayadere Siripe8,Sotea Traverse, Foul aid Siripes, Traveling Dress (roods, Paramattas, Lustres, Poplins, Bombazines, Thibet Robes. Robes a len 10 t j ! cases Delaine from 1 21 to 0 cents; 10 j i i cases DebeEref at 8 Cents. Mohairs. fa .vw! wvusui, ; Cashmeres, Alma Cloths, Plain and ! ! Plaid Merinos, fcc. ; SHAWL S OF EVERY STYLE! ! Printed Casbniero, Stella, Jiound and i Square corners, Broche, LoBg and from 84,00 to 835,00, Jteversible Wool Shawls, Plush Shawls, Wool Shawls of Scotch. French and American Manufaciurra. Fancy Dress Silks ! Tho most magnifies stock -er brought out oi rew Vork city. Black ilka of every popular and wel 1 known Manufactory, from fiO cents to $2,00 per yard. DOMESTIC GOODS, Brown and Bleached Muslin, from 6 cts up. Printed Calicoes, from 6 eta up. Flannels, all colors, from 2S cents up. Shirtings, Strip, liecls. Denims. Kentucky Jtaob, Satinttt. Cloths. Cassimeres and Vfstinga, Sheetings, Pillow Casings, ein., ric. t HOSIERY, GLOVES, (JA UXTLRTS. A splendid stock of LACE 6QDDS ASD EMBBuIMHlES! Of every Style, and variety ami Price. With our increased faciliti we atitert emphatically, that our price will b founfl at least 20 per cent, below thofm" of any concern in Terre Haut. EDSALL, McDOUGAL it CO.. a Corner Main end 4lh ttreett. V A Ii ITI E It II O U 8 12, Cor. Washington, aud Illinois Streets 'NDlANAPiOLlS INDIANA. 1ESSE D. OARMICHAEL. Pa.'. Kailro.id Agcncv ! r: TT" V" ir6 ; The Old and Reliable Eellefontaine Eailroad Line. rpHK undesigned, agent for the above Hue L will give through receipts for blpmeut ol Produce to Boston, New York, Baltimore rhila, Baffalo, Pittsburg, OieelaaJ, 4f ., at th lowest rates, Freight by this line goes throagb Ith less handling than by anv other route JAM EM II. TL'KNtK, A gesAOair at Turner MeKeen'a Warehouse. dacWdwtf GODET'S LADY'S BOOK, Peteraoa'a aad BalUa'a Vagacioe for Jaae have arrived a BARTLITT'I KOQI. "111.'