Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 300, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1857 — Page 3

(Eft* ftaily. DtoE.

Stove« Stcnre»!:!

December 28.

Commercial Law Lecture®.

Hon. R. W. THCHI-SO* will deliver the second of a ktim of lectures on Commercial Law, before tbe etedent* of the "Prairie City Commercial

College," it the Court House, on

Thursday evening next. Subject—COST**CTS. Tickets to the fall course of Lectures, $1,00, to be had at Buckingham's B^k Store Door admianlen for single lecture fifteen cents. Ladies admitted free.

A phriend, phee'ingly phnnily phigTjrotively phnrni-hes the phollowing: 4ty 4tnnate 4estera, 4tniton«ly 4t\fying 4 4iorn 4tre*se«, 4cibly 4bade 4ty 4midab)e 4eigners 4ming 4aging 4cea.'

glT The Illinois Penitentiary is now foil to overflowing, having five hundred and seventy-two convicts.

It is mentioned as a singnlar fact that all the Jadges of the Supreme Court of Illinois were born and reared in Oneida county, N. Y.

frfT There are at least a thousand applicants for subordinate positions under the newly sleeted officers of the House of Representatives.

jpy There aro in the city of New York 88,877 voters, oiwhom 46,173 are native, and 42,704 naturalized citizens.

PAHT

ASD

PnasEKT.—Two hundred

and thirty years ago, twenty -four dol Jars purchased the whole city and county of New ^cork. ,•

(?ATHOUC,—TTCie

whieh

Freeman's Journal

is ultra Southern in its tenden

cies, has got on the wrong track, in regard to Kansas. It thinks the Pre«~ idtfnt should be "deeply gratified" at the position of Judge Douglas in reyard to voting in Kansas, and declares that "this, at any rate, is the ground the whole Democratic party, North and South, mont keep, or commit suicide."

for the murder of policeman Andeman

lmve been sentenced to be hanged on the 15th day of January. James p. Donnelly, convicted of the murder of Albert 8. Mosea, at Naversink, (N.J.) is sentenced to be hung on the 8th of the same month and JAR, Shepherd, convicted of murder in the Hist degree, will be senteneed to-day.

By pointing the rails It has bean found tnat trains of ordinary express speed have jumped over depressions of two feet in leugth on the rail. If an engine, going 60 miles an hour, could be run up an anjrlo of 45 for its own length, and then be allowed to jump off, it would tump GO feet high and 240 forward. The distanco jumped would be as the square of the speed.

Ricu.—At a late festival, a pretty Miss waited upon an editor with a pieplate of antique manufacture, in the ventre of which ho espied the following interesting couplet:

Ono sweet kiss Is the price of this.*'

Thhivxeited his feelings, and as soon as an opportunity presented itself, ho motioned the young lady to his side. and poioting with hit knife to the lines, said—

Your pay is ready whenever you present your bill."

Snow*n of Luuntw.—During the heavy rain on Sunday night last, live lixards, some of them measuring four inehes in length, came from the clouds like manna, though neither as plenty or half as welcome. They were found crawling on the sidewalks and in the streets like fugitive infantile alligators, in places far removed from localities where they inhabit. Can naturalists account for the existence of these reptiles in the clonds?—Leroy IkucrtU.

NKCRALOTA.

A geattamantiring In Philidelphia says: "In passing thmogh mttsborgh.«»onw months since, I pwrcbajwd a bottle of Btwhaves Holland Bitters, It relieved me so much, that on rrtunri6£ta*e I bought two more bottles from Ir. Dvott. wh» completely cored toe of Neuralgia. I have jwommewled arti els to many of mr Mends, and four or of the number say it tnnd the®. I think that my reeomtnewUtkm ha* done son ft* its i» PhitkWphU than ymr adv%r$sia$. (.We araaot pornitMtf publish th« name but any perswa calling It the store, «4 w# munieatlnc with as by letter, will be coo via. ord of the truth «rf this ststewent)

Deo.8-dwlw

Send forit

The s»a«lsiip«fbly Utaslrated M«I»BM evpublisbed fa AawriM. is tbe D«oembet eunyber of the CotssomUtan Art Journal, uintng ever sbty «f4ewiM

er pablkitad to Awsrita,

TO XliE CITIZENS OF THE WE31 Tour attention Is called to the advertisement of Dr. Hooper'# Female Cordi»l. I)r. Eaiterir'a Iodine and Sartaparilla, Dr. Bakers Specific, Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, ud Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, which bars

We have three good stove#, which *e will *ell at low rates. Two are placed In our columns by Dr. Easterly,

for coal and one for either coal or wood. Tbey can be had cheap by calling soon at the Union Office.

ol St. Louis. He is the sole proprietor of these popular articles. Tbey are nrepared to suit the diseasesof the West, and we think the public can rely npon tbem at being more elKcieut in eufingthe diseases incident to this climate than mnch of the trashy stuff mana-f*.-tared in tbe East which is flooding the country. The Doctor has had experience, an knows boar to prepare medicines that will erne.—We adrise the afflicted to read the advertisement and givethem a trial.

LtnxALi-rr or PHfsicfA*».—It has always been said that physicians would disparage any remedy, however valuable, which theydtd not originate themselves. This has been disproven by their liberal conr*e towards Dr. J. C. Ayer's preparations. They have adoi»t 1 them into jr«wral use in their practice, which shows willingness t» countenance srtirh-s that have intrinsic merits which deserve their attention. This dees the learned profession great credit, ami effectually contradicts the prevalent erroneous notion that thsir opposition to proprietary remedies is bised in their interest* to discard them. We have always had confidence in the honorable motives of our medical men, and are glad to find it sustained by the liberal welcome thev accord to such remedies as Ayer's Cherrv Pectoral and Cathartic Pills, even though they are n«t ordered in

he books, but are mad* known to the

people through the newlspapers."—.V. O Dtla. [Dec. 7-dwlm

lETWe cannot refram from calling the attention of our readers to an advertisement in this day's paper nf the "Hair Restorative of Prof. O. J. Wood &Co., of St. Louis. It will be seen that he has numerous certificates from persons of the highest character, to the merits of his Restorative. From positive knowledge we are also enabled to say, that it is in every sense what it professes to be and we do not hesitate to pronounce it the finest preparation for the head and hair which has so far been devised by Ha mats ingenuity. We have seen it arrest threatened baldness and restore to the head its original profusion of natural and glossy hair, and when the latter has been prematurely tingod with gray, we hare seen it like mT.ric, restore the colors of youth and health. The distinguished pro prietvof this, we might truly «ar, mir.iculoup "Rostornt've," is that it gives to the person who uses it, the same head of hair th it they wore in youth, thus noting in strict compliance with the* rules of the first and greatest of all trvilct makers—Nature. No one »ho has used it will hesitate to unite with us in the testimony to it* peculiar merit.—[Covington (la) People,* Friend. Sold by all good Druggists

Dec. 7-dwlm

Kxrccunovs.—Five men are under ncntoiice at New York to suffer the extreme penalty of the law early in the otiHiiing 'year. Jamea Gallent was sentenced Bth for stabbing ugh Kelly in a porter-house. James Rogers popularity cannot b«

Who hits n«»t 'f «1 of Io rtleaycV Holland Hittnr*. Simple in its composition, pleasant to th» taste, and truly wondc fill in Its eflT'Ct, it,*

wondered at. To

». A l.m,« lldsjustrecovering strength, it Is

Dec. 7-dwl m.

Engraviiif. and

driuMlufMwisf OwebeeeAs of Co«»^itMt Art Aseoeiatiott, ftse^ &>i Urt f*r ibule cflfies J&9 8p«imen eopios wilt heeeeA to all

M*mm

who

wish to anHscribe on reoeipt of l*» pedage sump*, {15 eentsk) _• Ap$£aitiona wertW tur R- ttPSKT»

Ko. S, iVotiix Raw* Terre Essie.

mrn:

lnvalua»l',-

thftl moMtXf

jnaU(.nce

0VCr

the

nervous system, and' impairing ihat healtS and tone to the stomach, so lonsed for by the convalescent.'*—Daily: Enterprise.

Ono of the best articles of the present day, for purifying the Mood, and imparting healthy and invigorating tone to the human sv^tem Is McLean's «trengthing Cordial and Blood Portlier. We know it is, for we hare tried it, 8ee the advertisementin another column.

USE Paor. MOTT'S Fr.aiunjoE WIXK!—Be assured that this is the cheapest and most reliable medicine known for the effectual cure of that perplexing disease, the Ague.— For one dollar anil fifty cents you get a quart of fine Wine, a pleasant medictno, and a cure for your complaint. We understand it to be a compound of Dandelion with Saraaparilla, and some vegetable stimulating tonic, all of which common sense would seem to recommend as good remediee. *fNev. 17 w2w

l)r Kobnck's Scandinavian Remdies Every mall brings grateful letters from persons cured by Dr.-Roback's biood Purifier and Blood Pills. Many of these certificates are from individual who have been sick for years. The seeds of disease were in their bl0kd, and could only be reached by these wonderful vegetable antiseptics, which act exclusively upon the fluids of the system, expelling eWirr par tide of corrupt matter, and remo*eg all disorders of the' stumach, kidneys, lifues, throat liver, skin, and glands.—See Advertisements.

re a a if

So Ion* nn«necemfally ««ncht.

FOUND AT LAST Ithe

^OR IT RRST0K8« PKRMAJtRNTLV OR AY Hntr tn tb ortietwal e«*tort eov»w Inxurtant1* lald head all lantniff, lte»inir and all ix-rruU. sealA Mad aad all eruptions make* the hair soft, healthy and jclo»*y: and wll pw*orve It t« anv Immaftnable at«. remntM, eo It by raa^tc, all blotebea Ae.\ Dmaa th» and ear** neuralgia and nervous k* galtachs^ circular aod the following.

ftwr aqua iRjrxdd,

Dover, 5. H.. ^*t f, 1OT«V

FROF. O.J. WOOD A C0.-0«nt«: Within a fa« data w« hava received so many «nt«ia and calls for Prot O. Wood's Hair Reatoratlv*. Uwi to«daY w« w«re compened to atnd to Boston

A tj.

ty, (Ui« »U docen ftrward«sl while wtffet order a qaantity ttvm bottle we

yoa. Every Wtle wahave aoW to ktrt

produced Uim or feer new rB*t»re «r», and tM approbation, and patronage It reeetvea town the Moat xihvtMiUaJ

worthy elttaens nt nor vtcln-

llf. fWJy eonvtaeo.n* that UtS A HOST VALUABLE PRKPARAttO.N. SR.TDMMNM MIMFLL*M»|NNH^9T ALIE and Jam tl U)d Mine ua yoeis very r«»p«ettWty^^^ JAStKLtAT«ROPdi CO

fttekorj Orovn,a.Charieao». W *58. PROF. O. J. WOO|v- PitrUr. MMihwhiit twatr we w«r* Mwel to «M mm of yoer tiatr R«»t»r*aTs and it# affect*were to ^ooderwe f««l ti out dety to ye« and th«a4)ictod. to

W liittt tha» Wi Mrtedlf wwwtl with taw, and km« mSed It ac*Ul hi'jut The hair *laio«t feeUrt^T camo of la •dvtoed «mm your R**»M*dv*, we 4M villi 1UU* hope or *•»«*«#, bet, to oar warpri**, that of all oar ftteMa, a en frv apeticaUrnu nimtmI the Ahm* eeUMty. and a a* andtuxuftaatempor halreew ttvete* ont, weoaa noi a»4 ether ritiM. j»«r ItMtonttt*, a netei drhur aU dtaea ,*» »r lh« *e*t|i aad hair. w« are. |«tn wwmUMIj

«ay that oar hey, tea a* b«*ttfcy a as lnraiiast a reap of hair as way We ma thetefcte, and do h«rrby »nr ItMtsnttts, as a

IsrsttOMMM »rth« seatp aa4 wsrs rv^o«tft»tly. OK^ROK W. BtGQtN BOTH !»ARAH A. MOftntaOTfUM. PKOF. O. 2. WOOD—IVmit nr. I km WMM! two tomUfis of Piafeuw WendHBatr RoMaraMv*. hud cast tnrfjr s*y tt Is the greatest Awsvmt mf fernWiff*tsidunfisfAs Hslr. Ie»: Oie**el tt I was a *mu» Tost

Into Ik# vsrli vtlfcwil ikslsutfis

assay eaae m* of tl« mm Mad. Tours (*ANi$L X. XUBPfir.

O. WOOD r«., PriorirTors. Stt »JJ, N^w Tore, fta t*' S. V. Wtr» Rat?t«| C*feaMtaiime«t. iMH Haritetek., 4ft. tovte.

A*4 msM fcyallgwMlBrecgtats. e».lf«iaw»aii ,mtm

fiasd Hews to the sick as4 Afllietsi.

DR. EASTERLY'S

IODINE & SARSAFARILLA. This la the only prep*ration manu&etared la the Halted State*, which oonhtaea the Bxtraeta of Sarcaparitla, T«Ho* Podt.SUINiigla, and the To dine of Potassium, and the only article that la worthy ofihfl laast confluence of the pnbtle S»rthe cure of those diseases arising from an impure state of the Blood, or habit of the system, vis: Strtfuia Kml. c*"e*r*, Entpttrnm ti* SUu, grvnpti**, Chmtc, Im

JZftt, Ring ITtrm *r Tt'.ltr, Scald Head, Old S»ret nd Olctrt, ftwr S»r*t, Stuffing if Lrprvry, tftkite Sermfmlem* or Tmiumlrr C»»rmmftin lit BUttkt#. B*th, Pimpie* the Fnct. Semnf, Ik* KUmtft) firmptf, OrmetU, Piles, Lirtgefiticrj Sfpkiltttr Kmrreat fiiMJ(, Dftptprt*, Rkemutatism, Omtrtl Dthittlf, JffmrmlgiM T%e-D*lartux Paint in ti* B*n*f *md

Ftmalt IrrtftlMTitit*, Ciramie

amda't Diteattt arjtif frtmth* %*taf Jferearjf vrC*!&att? Bf Ea*tcrly's Todtno and Sarsaparitla combines uch powerful curat!ye properties that the •worst cases of 'Unease readily yletd to It* Influence. It cores by driving out aU lbs Icapnre and diseased field* of the body, anfl by purifying the blotd, changing the secretions and. removing thp cans which render the cure certata and parmaaont.— It has cured thousands of «e«« which hare exiMed fro"* '-en to twenty years, and resisted all other remedies-

Dr. K*»Tr*i.r'a Iodis* and S&ssapasilla is an infallible cure for Liver Complaint—a disease which is very prevalent In the west. For a torpid liver ills the best remedy in the world, tt has cored more than ten thsnsand cases In the la*, two years. Tbe afflicted should try it.

For Indigestion or Dyspepsia, it is doing wonders. Its powers In this complaint is not exoalled. if o^ualed, by-any other prepare-, lion in the United States. No ono has ever used It without benefltin such,complaints.

Dr. Easterly's loom* and SARSAMSILLV will cure Chronic or Inflammatory Rheumatism, no matter of how long standing or how

bad.

RSALTH

It has

cured thousands of cases nf (Vom ten to twenty years' standing, when every other means had (kited. All that Is asked

fhr

It is a fhlr trial.

For all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and tTrinary Organ*, and fbr Drop«yand Gravel, Dr. Kasterl 's lodino and Rarsaparilia stands preeminent, as the greatest and best remedy evor Invented. It has cured more cases of such complaints than any other known remedy.

Da. RASTtat-v's IODINC *ko S^rsapaku.la will cure nervons diseases, such a* Neuralfjia, Nervous Headache. I.osspf Memory, General Prostration Vertigt. Pains In the nerves of the Face, and the varloni train* ofXarrous Affcctlons to which Females are liable In a low or debilitated state or hea'th. Itcnro* by strengthening the system, and restoring It to Its pristine health and Vigor.

Dr. EnMerly's looms and SAASARAXILLA is •overelgn and speedy enre frir Pemale Complaints. mci as Incipient Consumption. BarTcrine«s, l^tichorrhcea or Whites, Obstructed or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, produced either by irregularity er accident. Nothing csn bo more surprising than Its Invigorating effect* on the human frame. No female shenld neglect to take tt who Is approaching that critical period of life— Ihe p®*satlon oftho menses. In such cases It cannot bo too highly recommeaded.

Ladle* who admire a clear, beanllfUl. wm-rr SKIS, and a rosy cheek, should abandon the use ofcos'iietics, paints, lotions, washes", and coloring of every kind, and use Dr. Easterly's IODINE and SAKSAPARILLA. Palntsand washes of every kind only injure the skin. The Iodine and Sarsrpsrllleis the amriwsrrti' Kstows. Ttbeantlflss the «kln by removingevory particle of morbid and dlioasod matter from tho BLOOD, making It rea« and nsAtTWV, aad giving activity to evory-minute vessel, and by charging the secre tlons of th? body, giving the yellow dark countenance the bloom and freshness of youth. "A word to the wise ts sufficient." and a hint is enough for the ladies.

Dr. Easterly's IODINE andSARSAPAR1U.A I* the only safe and sure remedy now off red to the public which will eradicate mercury from the system. It will cure the worst mercurial disease, no matter how deeply it may have eaten Into the frame and vital organs. It wilt cure Secondary Syphilis, or Venereal Disease, no inatlor how long tt may have been In the system, or what may have been Its effects. It wll' euro OLD SORER, caused by the eTcosslve useof Aanairrsriairs.tt will cure IHcers In the Month and Throat, Enlargement of the Glands, Oitre or Tumors In the Throat, Wodes, Pains In the Bones and Joints. Cancerous .lores on U»a Arms and.Leg*. Cancer* or Decay of the Bones, Dry Oingrene, Ac. A1 yonng persons who havo reason to suspect any tmpnrlly in the Blood, either hereditary or the result of imprudence, ought to purify themselves and destroy this virus before entering into ths

AR-

aitoc *TAT«, as they may tkwiy 4^ ly ?W' tntfd'aneen of tflipoteftee and other misfortunes, but seeure the certainty of a rtmaan&mMiawTottipring. This medicine will not only purify the ai.oon, hnt' Will thorougWy eradicate from the system every particle of isa'actmv. and will Awaimt.*** 4nd i«tst the SYPHILITIC VIRUS, and restore the system to a state of perfect

and resmr.

This Medletne baa now been before the public t» four years, and during that time tma AundrtJ iA*ujte*d MtU* kaes mM, and given satiifc UontoaSl.

Country Merchants and Druggists who formerly purchased by the docon now order by the Ores*. It ts SIX TWBS STRONGER, CHEAPER and SETTER than any other Sarsaparllla preparation now in use.

Sine# Dr. Easterly** IODINE and 8ARfATMRILL.'" has been Introduced to the public, all ether Sampartllas have been discarded, and the well known SUPERIOR MBWtT OF THIS, has almost drive* them eot of^the market.

TTTPrice one dollar per Bottle or Six BotHet fbr Plre Dollars. T?A litwttal deduction made to wholesale Dealers who buy to sett again. Offers protftptly Sl.et. 1*^*Prepared h* Ir. Fs«terly. corner ef Third and ClieMnnt street*, R. iMh, its,

ITPForSate

P.M. DONSKLLT,Agent.and

by l*raMri«t* sad 1»«lists In Modidne throughoat the Unltml States. nalr l«,,57-ly

I.AIWIS' OW1* REMEDY. I

Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial

This a saflf. plaasant, and certain tare tor Female Corapiaiau arMng fWv* d^Wlitr, «tl as ltreg. re^alarUy «f the Hww, Floor Aibos or

WklWs, BMSMMIM, ft*Sow Contptairtoa^i He ad ac he, ntaataeea. Waal: Nevvea^ ti & Frightful Oreasam aad all dlmwitsM«d hy Oetii*, CheAed PmffnHta,

Bxceetea over Ktrfiss»*L»tc.. or fe""* ^M»e segaa) 'etttn*. No thaia)* who has my InsfshrtSei tit thA Xsattly Petted* wtN W)Mtt1t*iMlflfik(4M) not «se DR. HOOPER'S PRlf&Ut OORXMAL at omrm. asratrorand row riTSfrae. TtaMK aid* of Foasalos havabeea eared %y Alt Cor dtal after the ptwscrtpUooa of Uretr ikpMaikiil aad the taw mMU id) «ter treat-

ST^rtee Oae Deaarpsw Ba«6ai~-' te VotHm tor Rn Osdan. JO***rspared aad S«dd ht Dr. Kanwtf.HifMt »TTtitr4asrfClMMaratatre««s,St. ci Ho., Sole fnP®Pim*T'o oslehy P. *. DO XNEXXT, Ages*, ain. by Dn^ghfta u4 Mm ti le«tca»i gaaoraay "iroythwat the Velte fftniaa

a a A S a

DR. R^STERLY'S

Fever and Ague Killer.

Thia Medicine will enre Agne and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Agne, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and every form of Fever incident to the West.

Among alt the Ml*lnVel R«a»«diee fcf Ague and Fevor, first aitd fonuwul In rank stands Dr. Easterly's Perer and Agne Killer

During the last five vcars this remedy has cur over Two Hundred Thousand Cases, Which has fully established its elcacy beyond all doubt and controversy as the BEST and ONLV CKnTAIN CURE for this distressing disease, tt ts a POSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDV and PERMANENT. It wis cure the worst eases, no matter of how loag standing er bow had. will also cure Enlargement of the Spleen. Ague Cakes, ete-

RKASXX, have yoo the Ague and Feyor? Then procure Dr. Easterly's Feverand Ague Killer,and uae It- according to tbe directions—IT win eras TOO.

Havo you FRIENDS suffering with Ague and Favor? Go lelt them t.»pr*ui* Hr. F.aster1y*s Fever and Agne Killer and suflor no iouger. This is the mxliHri' TO VSE, for this plaiu reason:— IT ALWAYS CUKES,and imperfectly

HAKKLKSS

the nvoHdeltjate cnnstltutit-n. or tenderlnlant. TT"?'Price One Itoilar per iiotUe or Six Bottles for Five Dollar*.

TT"P Prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Ch »tnut .Streets. St. l«oni», Mo. fflPHor "ale in this city, by P. M. DONNELLY, Drujfgist. and tv Druggist* and dealers In medicine throughout tho United Stales, 'uly 18, '57-&u.

STOP THAT rofTfJH!

Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam,

WILL CI'HE

Cottoht, Cold*, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchifit, Spittinp of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whropinq Cough, Croup,

Liter Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, and all disease* of the Throat, Chest and Ltrngs. This Balsam is beyond all-doubt the .most pleasant and efficacious remedy ever discovered r*r all diseases of the.THROAT, CHB^T and LUNGS. It has been ih«roughlv touted, and Is universally acknowledged by Physicians, Drug gists, and all who hare used it. the BKST REM EDY now offered to the Public for Pulmonary Complaints.

Too much care and attention cannot he given to

Diseases of the 1-nngs.

Reader, have ynti a Cold, C*nch, or anv disease oftho Lungs? D* noi neglect it. Millions of the old and Ihe voung, the fashionable and the gay, are annually consigned to a premature grave bv neglectingto attend to a common cold.— Coiils and Conglulead to CONSUMPTION, and if not removed, bv a proper remedy, then to an early death. Be ad*fs«l in time. Procure at once that celebrated remedy—Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam— which has cured '.housands upon thousauds of Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption, after ereiy othormeans had failed, and the patienthad been given up by friends and physicians to die.

No person afflicted with a Congh, Cold, or any disease of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, will be Inst to themselves if they gn-dfra to tho gravp without using DR. CARTKK'S COUGH BALSAM.— It will cure if a cure Is possible.

TTr"Price 35 cents and #100 per bottle. TTPPropared by Dr. E. Kiistorly, corner ofThlrd and Chestnut streets, St. LoaU^Mo., sole proprietor. Orders promptlv fill d.

For sale by P. Al. JLtONNKLLY, Druggist, and bv Druggists and dealers in Mod'ciue generally ttiroughoutthe United Stales*"*

Julv IP, '57-tJm

Dlt. BAKER'S SPECIFIC.

This is a safe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Diseases of the

Kidneys, Bladder, and

all Diseases of the Genital Organs.

This popular and SpeclBc remedy will care all diseases of the Genital organs in a tow days. It ha* saved thousands upon thousands from the bands of MERCILESS QUACK-. If not from a

ranXATcac

ORAV*. In case of Infection DR. BA-

KKK'S SPECIFIC is the only SAFE and KUKE REMEDY. Havo you a

PIUVATI HISEASE? Do

noi nogleet It. If yon go to a rrsrnlar Physician with your case, you raaiL yonr KEl'UTATlON.— Ifyou'go to an APvcansiRn Qtuna, vou raaiL your nsiLTH for Lint. Avoid both, and use DR. BAKKE'8 SPECIFIC, which Is very agroeabli. to the taste, and contains plain directions for use— With it vou can cure yourself, and thus prevent ALL EXPOSURE. It will euro the worst cases of secret disease, and restore the system to

per

fect state of HBALTB and rraiTY. jfT»Pri«e$150 per Bottle. JLT'Prepared and sold by Dr.EASTERLY,corner of Third an«4 Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Vo.

TO^old

P. M.

Julv 16« '57-tJm

DONNELLY,in thlsclty,

and"by Druggists and dealers In medicines gea iugn

orally througnoat the United States.

BOEttHAVE'S

HOLLAND BITTERS

TBI CKLXBRATKb HOLLAND BXMXDX VOB

DISEASE OP THE KIDXEYS,

LIVER OOMPLAI NT.

MTEAKNE8S OF ANY KIND

FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affcetions consequent upon a disordered STOMAOiM

Such as Indlrostion, Aridity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Costlvenoas, Blind and Weeding riles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, aad Neuralgic attentions, tt has la numerous Instance#proved highly heneSeial, aad la others Bee ted a decided cure.

This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared oa strictly adentifte jHiocipiea, after the manlier oftho celebrated Holland rfnfessor, Boerhave^— Beoanao of Its great suteao* in wnst of the S«r»peaa Siatos,tlslntrodof11oa into the I'tiiM States was Intended more especially far those of enr fiuherland scattered here end there over the fisee •f this mtgh:y country. Meeting wi*& great «*occm aatong them, I mjw ofler It to the American public, kaowtngthat its truly wondsrftai saediciaal vtrtuosnutst be aeknowledgird.

Itlspartieelarlyreeoaimendod to those perenas vbnso consUtatiouk may hsve been Impaired by tho eontiaaous as* of ardent spirit*, or other f»rms of dissipation. Generally instaaUneoos Is eflfert, 5nds Its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling and quiefceaing every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, aad, ia fart, tafttaiag aew health and vigor ia the system.

NOTICE.—Wnsrer experts nftnd this a beverage will disappointed bat to the sick, weak and ioy rpirited, UwjH prove lognrtefttlarawUe csptiat, ^i^ss^Nsaa^sa^p^l

tie*.

St^lo of Gloves.

OAVLtlOXU

asaey ImTt^Ms, ^^ie'|^S^ rasrdsioUrrtt irorclBasing. Be not percuaded to bey Anything elsa «i€ yea hsvs given eeSi ffonaad Kttersafttr trisl.

srm irtrw Mperfer: tt fc to all these I wiUttnos. TnrlM* at fMef«rfetti!e, «r alxtMi«tt*o fbr »J».bjU«

HOLE PROPItlETOtW

Benjamin Page, Jr., A. Co.,

wrvA#~mrrw

PHARMACEUTISTS CHEMISTS. P*tt**r?K 1**%^ aprfltl-daw tt

APAJOTOr

siUmtod els saftesoMsA ol this etly, tu he *.% KKEirr dc rros Iwrf AgaMs.

Styles not mentioned, Come and See. ir. ,,,

I WILL PAY TITE HIGHEST PRICES IN CAS ft FOlt ANT QUANTITY OF FURS AND DEER SKINS,

O F.F I E:

Next door to G. F. & C. C. Smith's Mammoth Stovo Store, North West Corner of the Public Square, Teire-IIaute, Ind. Dec, 27 dlwawom CHAS. GR'^\ERMAN.

Christmas Benefit

NEW. GOODS.

Havo just received their SECOND STOCK of WINTER G00E3 a, pnr

selected with a view to tho coming Holidays. Including a lage lino of

DRESS GOODS* from 20centPlaids toelegant SILK ROBES worth $35.0

ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES,

Mourning Silks, Laco and Jaconet d.o, Bands, Collars and Coildren's ombrol

dercd Waists, New Style Embroidered Ilvmhthichod Ilandkorcheifs.

WOOLLEN TRAP S.

Riga lets, Yictorinos, Gauntlets, Armlcls, Children Lcggins, (fee.

Ladies Gauntlet Gloves and Mitteno, Fur Top do, Silk and Wool Floacod

Lined Do, Children's Casbomcre, Wool, Knittod, Bock, and Evory othei

For tho Million at 25 percent reduction Drab and Black Silk Flooood 11

Cotton Fleeced Do, Plain and Ribb Wool Do. Ooo thousand and one

Fancy Traps*

Porte Bags, and Panes, Riticalos, Mantle, Furntlare, and Piano

And.

Lagest Assortment

OuY'S!!

W. IL

¥0..

Second St. Motto Prices to Suit the Times

SsgraTing on Wood and Copper, Plain, Fancy and

ILLUMINATED PRINTING,

of all dcreriptiena,

Sherman's ffloek, Indianapoli*, Ind, FAHNBSTOCK & CO. Dec-17,'57dly

a aMismny- Pl88tlltll,: LLKIfROALtCTY IS CROWnifD Daily. ernes will fee soW eiseap tbe best of

ivr

6ncrim

ACRE* WKU, l*P«OVKn,

Aml»nHype orMUawie.

«tjV«, hrfcre the call for 109S foilD«. ll-dSw

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BUSHJCUI aocOsMS Oatoaaftwsaleht 7 3 gs,}, Warr*»*» Stock.

Iliirasia dirt Ttsrr Hi rri nr firrirt- kr C. H. BAIfcKT. Ra.1, Wam*\i

^aenmioiM

isr

c. n. BAiUKV,

Dusters.

BUCKEYE CASH gTORE.

DR. ». B. SMITH, K3Mn?KPanr« (•tWCKSHOR TO H. A S. SMITH,}

OfBce on Ohio St.,

St., between 3d Sc 4tfcs

TERB^lMVTEtllVDt Does all style* of artificial work Sn the rcrj best manner la Introducing the new and beat!* tiful Improvement known aa "Blandy'* Ckeoplastic process.".

Gives particular attention to disease* of the mouth and gums regulates deformities, and orms al! other operations In his profeaakm res a superior Tooth Powder, and keep* the best dental 8oapa and Brushed.

perforn Prcpan OR nad

April 4 '57-dAw-ly

Chinoae Sagnr Cane Mymp.

TOtn

R*ootvod a freoh anpply of Chln**o (h»« gai Cane gyrap, a superior srttrte for sale low at J. W, UTKATfJgf.

Jfov. IS-dtf Sosth aids of Um *»M'.n|o«rs.

TELEGRAPH

OTTtCB,

In connection vnlh all linei in the U. 9. and Canada*. National Hotel Block*

Sixth Strati.

ttEAmjTO ROOV.

npffE PRINCIPA LCOMMERCfAL, PO 1 liUcal, Literary and Religious Papetoann Periodicals.

AIM

The oifty Telegraph Report* fcepton file I the Telegraphie Reading Room.

ST itaiotbiv tlcketa of admWon^4C0.

Iim-Eaits A fiiekmond E. E8tc«rr*«v's Omn, I Terre Haat*, Dee. 12, lft57.^ At* noeHhigof the Board of IXreetmief the Terre ffe«U an 1 RidhomM Railroad Company, held this day a dividend of six per cent mm d**elaird for the six Months endtng

N»»reB6er3t». Parage to the Western Stockholders, at the Tiessuuis o(Bce in fVrreMaate, oa Mid after Toeedav.isiMiarv, 11th.

CHA^. W(X)l), i#ec-

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