Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 72, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 April 1858 — Page 2

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"WBDNE8PAY MORNINO, APRIL 7. 1658

For PtetMrai in 1MXK

JOHN J. OHITTBNDEN,

Of Kentorkf.

Jt3T W« lenrn from our exchanges that the German Republican paper at Indianapolis, has taken doR*n the Repnbliean ticket, and refuse to have anything more to do with the party a* it now stand*. The Indiana American, pnblished at the same place, heretofore a little tainted in the Mine way, cams to oa this week with a strong leader on Americanism There is but one step to lako now, to form the most formidable party thut has ever entered the American political arena. Just let the Republican party and Dooglaa Democrats endorse Americanism and wave their sectional agitation, and then we shall stand successfully against all the power that can bo brought to bear in this coaotry. All will be peace and harmony.

gW A correspondent of the Lafayette Conner says that the artesian well water of that city is a first rate remedy for sore eyes and similar diseases in horses. He *n:rjd a valnablo mare in a few days with it, after curing oth«»r remedies fruitlessly for months. Livery stable men and farmers will do .veil to note this fact.

Wo beard a gentleman from Lafayette the other day soy, that the persons who own this artesian well,vrcro offerod the snttg mim of

large lintel on the grounds. The premises, beforo this well was dng, could have been had for two thojjMnd dollars. This ia quite a sudden fortune to the holders of this property—indeed it look* rather fabulous, but such are the facts* Can't some of otir capitalists go iuto a little speculation of this kind. We think they stand just as good a chance. Come gentlemen, dip in, we will hold yonr bat,

Jgr Prof. H. B. Hudson, of Oberlin, Ohio, and ono of the editors of the Ohio Farmor, was cruxhed to death in a most shocking mannor by the cars, near OlmMead station, on Saturday last, the 2d inst. It is supposed that he undertook to get off at Borea while the oars were in motion, and was caught, and some of his limbs broken, and thrown across the rails. The fireman on the Tolodo downward train saw him, but it was too late. Prof. H. waved his hand, boing conscious of his eminent danger, but could not even crawl out of tho wuy. The cars out his head off and mangled his body in a horrible manner.

A 1H/.ZLE.

Three-fourths of a cross and a circle complete, Two semi circles and a perpendicular meet, Angle triangle ctands upon two feet Two semi-circles and a circle complete.

The above is a complete scientific lesson, well worthy the stndv of all reader Purh*ps there never have been four lines composed, that embrace so many essential points in Geometry, and unless the reader has a faint idea of the first principles of tho science he might work till dooms day and then not be able to wriio ont the word these linea so completely describe. The word is easily spelled snd rendily conveys to the luind what two of the senses abhor.

The American Party.

The Baltimore Clipper says that it is glad to 3* that steps are about to bo taken to have a complete re-organisation of the American party throughout the Union.— With that re-organixation the Republican party must disband. Indeed, tht cessation of the slavery discussion will destroy all sectional views aud feelings, and ena* bio the American people to combine in one great and united effort to establish American principles throughout the eouatry.

The April Election,

The election on Monday passed off unusually quiet. We attribute this to two causes—firtt, the Democrats were actually atktmtd of their ticket, ami did not urge the election of tktir ckwc*% though they voted to man, and but few flow the track. Stctmdly, the {Heads of the other ticket relied *pon tbe good judgment of the cititens of the township for their support, feeling at the same time, that it could to* dly be poatible to elect the opposition tioket at there were too much difference between the two. This held both parties ia abeyance.

•flTThe name of the Mad River and Lake Erk Railroad lias been changtd to that of Saadoeky, Dayton aad Cincinnati Railroad. -vi'

(Debts of the Difl«reatJf«tion»in

I iss9"

Chili Kqnador New Granada.......... Guatemala, Mexico,.. Pern, Venesnila,

Switzerland W urtcmburg—

India—

one hundred thousand dollars

for it, not long since, by a company from the Eastern Status, who designed building A

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AMCOftA. 4-

Unffrd Slate* *36,WO.000 RolivU...... Brazil &9,4«Si,tj0a

.8 587,520 18,321,600 36,000,000 2,752,400 78,223,440 47,778,'398 .18,187,200

ECROPL.

Great Britain, #3,970,615,000 Franco, 1,665,000,000 Austria, 779,409..504 Rossis, ..1,199,315,565 Prussia, ....................156,857,240 2pain,...... 695,217,026 Portugal,...*. ..01,789,440 Sardinia, 150,000,000 Turky .....75^000,000 Bavaria 87,761,600 Bclgintn.. 1 £5,497,027 Baden..... 26,600,000 Bi unswick 4,659,929 Denmark........* 64,999.996 Frankfort.. 2,3i 6,898 Greece..... 39,600,000 Ham burg— 19,142,572 Hanover.. .27,384,652 Hollaud.... 480,395,337 Nassau 4.080^000 Oldcnbnrg 1,152,000 Parma 2, 841,600 Roman States 82,329,600 Saxon 30,802,791 Saxo- Wciraar .4,233,408 Saxe-Meinengen 2,622,591 Saxe-Altenburk 1,902,675 Sase-Coburg Gotha 1,390,353 Sweden..

2,160,000 763,000

.....19,369,483

ASIA.

..$220,399,169

On Monday last, in the Honse,

while a bill for establishing police regulations in Washington, at the expense of the government was under discussion, Mr. Kiigore said he had a compromise on which all could agree: .-UtWi. "Remove thecnpitol to Indiana, aud the people there would protect themselves without calling on the Government."

Bring it along we say, and will guarantee that the citizens of Indiana will protect themselves and the members of Congress also. "X'tj

It is stated that Louis Napoleon

has exiled thirty two thousand men. these some thirty thousand have been pardoned. The recent arrests arc said to have be«n made almost entirely from among tlie pardoned. The prisons of Paris are crowdod with political offenders. 'C*J. vrn H.

JC3T The people of Watertown, N. Y., have adopted the plan of introducing into ©very street of tho town a small fire-engine abont the sizo of common garden engines, easily worked by one man, and available at an early «tage of a fire when it con be easily extinguished. Tho plan is said to work well.4 ,'T i/ fc.

CHALK

FOR

WARTS.—A

ELKOAXT LIVISC.—An

FATAL

correspondent,

W. H. Bennett, of Warwick, R. I., informs us that by rubbing chalk frequently on warts, they will disappear. In several instances known to him in which this sim pie remedy was tried, it proved successful. We have known slightly moistened pearlash to remove warts by rubbing it upon them.—Scientific

American.

jtiT Tho steamer Sultan was burned on the 2d instant, below St. Louis. She had on but 15 passengers, and it is said but two were saved out of this small number. The passengers snd all but the watch were sleeping when the alarm was given, and on rushing out had either to jump into tlte river or burn. *'4?%

—To knit the heels of socks double, So that they may last twioe as long as otherwise, skip every alternative stitch on the wrong side, and knit all on the right.— This will make it double, like that of a double-ply ia grain carpet. 3v-

Irishman who

lives with a vegetarian, writes to a friend, that if he wants to know what illigant living is, be most come to bis bouse, where the breakfast consists of nothing, .and the supper of what was left at breakfast.

Dtrsu—The European journals

announce that in a dcel at Konigsberg, Gen. de Plewhe firsd fini the ball entered Lieut. Jackman's inoutb, broke bis lower jaw and passed out at the neck, but after staggering a matt cut, Jackman fired and shot the General through the heart.

About 960,000 of the moaey be

longing to the Farmer** Bosk of Klizabeth City, N. C., bas reotatly beea found concealed ia a safe owaad by Mr. W, W. Gnffia, foriatr Cadutr of said bank.

The gnly newspaper pabluhod tn

Hajii i* w«k!y» 16 mcbea by 0. pf, 1

AST

^TTI»e Biwe B»wl~a

Gcn'te U*r»lu^r of d]fiug I Bird of the hearcn hue, 'i Bearing on tblne airy wing,

Bummer's softest bloc Oh 2 welcome back thy ruddy breast! .•..„• And musks breathing mooth, 8weet herald of the breesy WeSt,

And of the spicy South.

The compaiB of th} heart! ^iThoo ridest in the sunshine's car Born on the South wind's breast,1

Led by the icy^Polar star, And Erenings, in the West.

Sweet Envoy of the geutle Spring M« Oh bring me tilings true, That I shall see a blossoming ir Upon life's tree auow. Bat if thou canst not bring Lore back

I prithee Bird, depart,! For fairest skies will seembut black, Without a Spring at heart

Express. in

ABOLITION

SLAVERY

IIIIJIWIIU'J' I" J" m»i!»!.|ui^»iw,a "aniw

Hprtug S«ra|gj

w«- w. fume*.

IJT THE

WEST INDIES.—The

FROK RIO JAHKIRO.-By

A CELESTIAL

I* ,JThs Wife's Con ll Hum „h,!tfeavo tt*o.

$'M

The bright hoed Courier of the sun Old Winter hear* thy strain, •And drawing op his s^iowy cloak,

Goes slowly down the plain "And in hii track, in robes of green, The spring ootnea, dancing fay, And April draws tb« curtain screen/ MS ... That hides the blushing May. 'j-1

Oh welcome back sweet Messenger *1 Tbou hast a guiding chart, ^lla Memory's noedle, made to stirr

Catholicism vs. Wherever Protestantism has reared its head or gained the ascendency, there is 10 be found divorce, or rather we should say^ adultery and polygamy, for in the majority of'instances, it can scarcely be regarded in any other light.— Catholic Sentinel.

The above sentence is eminently Jesuitical and worthy of. its paternity. This assault npon Protestantism is in accoi* dance with that spirit which elevates a prince in a republican country—which burns our bibles^—which makes war upon our system of education, whic)i condemns and insults our charities, and which strives to subjngato our government to a religious hierarchy^ ?*It is an insult to the people of this fcouritry to linvo their religion thus troduced, aud made by implication to bear sins which are condemned by its principles and discountenanced by its laws.s^As well might the Sentinel charge that Protestantism is the father of every crirn^ known to the frailties of human nature, because they exist' whers it prevails.

Iu return for this complimentary notice of Protestantism, we might, if we cho^e to resort to such weapons, charge upon Catholicim, a lechorous and debauched clergy, as the legitimate result of celibacy.— So far as the veil has been raised from the secret chambers of Catholicism, it justifies tho opinion, that even the clergy, of the Catholic Church, aro not like Otesar's wife, above suspicion. There are no doubt good and pure men in the Catholic Clergy, but in too many instances thoy are shown to be debauched by both wine and women. We should scarcely feel justified in charging this condition of ihings as the fruits of Roman Catholicism for we believe that tho principles of the Catholic religion are at war with such practises but still, they no doubt exist in the very bosom of the church, where human nature is found to be as frail as anywhere else* We should advise the Catho lie Sentinel to turn its attention at once to tho speedy purification of its own churchy before it poises its pigmy spear at Protcs tantism.—Buffalo

DUTCH

last arrival from Ja

tnaica brought a draft of tho provisional law for tho abolition of slavery in the Dutch West Indies, liberating 50,000 nogro slaves in Surinam. The Kingston Journal heartily approves of its provisions, regarding them as designed to avoid the social, commercial,and political difficulties in which tho British West Indian colonies became involved by the general emancipation some year&ago. Indemnity is made to the slave owners, in proportion to the ages of the slaves. Alt childien under five years to be unconditionally free. Tho emancipated are not to beconye the unrestricted owners of their owu time and labor. They are snbject to Certain orders, which they may release themselves from by repaying to the Government 'he am't of their freedom money. AH are compelled to contribute to a fund for eduea' :ion, nursing the sick, and the relief of the poor and aged.

the arrival of the

bark Hannibal, Capt Ivlinc, we have received a file of the Diario to the 7th ult. We have diligently conned these papers, but can find in them actually nothing of importance or interest.

ponster says:

wiiy

name ts

erect. I am a miserable bachelor.. I can not marry for bow coaldl hope to prerail on any young lady, possessed of the alighte&t notions of delicacy, to torn a Somerset."

Co*.—Why & wit like a

Chinese lady's foot Because brevity is tho sole of it.

The Detr^idvirtb« says that

Mrs. Thomas, a washerwoaian of tkat city, has recently become heir to a fo^OM of* million dollars In Europe.'

The Legislature of Loois»ui1baa

passed* law abolishing capital ptmiritMeal.

1 4

2. Thou Khali not take into thy any beautiful brasen imago of 4 sonaut g«rl, to bow down to her and serve her for I am a jealous wife, visiting, &c. 3. Thou sbalt not take the name of-#by wife iu vain. 4. Remember thy wife to keep her re«p«ct*bIe- feitki 5. Honor thy wife's father and mother. 6. Thou thalt not fret. ,,, 7. Thou shalt not find fault with thy dinner. 8. Tbou shalt not chew tobacco. 9. Thou sbalt not visit the rnm tavern thou shalt cot covet the tavern keeper's rum, nor his brandy, nor his gin, nor his whisky, nor his wine, nor anything that is bohind the bar of the rttmsellcr. 10. Thou shale not visit billiard tables, neither for worshipping in chance, nor heaps of money that lie on the table. 11. Thou shalt not stay out after nine o'clock at night. 12. Thou shalt not grow pecvisbr and contort thy beautiful physiognomy because of being called to

foot

preserve

Divorces/*

the

LKSSON

store bills, which

thy dear wife b'ath made without thy advice or consent for verily she knows the wants of the household. 13.' Thou Bhalt not set at naught the commaudmerits of thy wife.

The maxims of the wisest men are to

body in perfect health, not to wait

for the development of disease. "Be wise in chock and guard against the firs-t approach. Keep the stomach and blood healthy aud ure, aud the plagnes of a poisoned atmosphere fall harmless. The only remedy that will thoroughly pwify the blood, and at the anno time strengthen and invigorate ihe system, is McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Try it, nnd you will be convinced. Sec advcrtiseraentK^ ^pril 7,-dlw

pon

STAMMCURUS.—

•ANOTHER.*—When

Stick six

straight, sleek, slim slicks around six crooked sticks but don't mix the straight sleek, slim sticks with the six .crooked sticks.

will o' the Wisp was

wisoing the wisp round the whisperer's wrist, he whispered this: Will o'the Wi*p, don't wisp that wisp so tight round my wrist.

Accounts from Constantinople,

state that scyenty thousand sheep were frozan to death there in cne night. •••••••••••••••a 1 ••Mil 'J

MAT ELECTION.

O* We oro atttSorired to amtonnce W*. C. LUl'TON, as a caudid:tte for City CUxk.w., ,»

LYMAN E. KNAPP, Is an Amcricau cauditlnte for City CUrk. Ms. EDITOR—If E. If. BOSWORTII will N»nsent to be a cxndidate for the office ol City Treasurer at th« May olcction, he will be supported Uv

April 2. MANY VOTF.kS.

ID* If HENRY E. CROSBY will consent robe candidate for OoiincilmHH in the Tiiirtl VYard, he will be supported by MANY CITIZENS.

O" We are authorized to announce JAS. IIRNRY of the Firth Ward, as a candidute for City Marshal, subjec/ to

should anr be madc.

April 7-dawlm

noinjuation by the ^ijtizens,

.4*

Our National Disorder—Dr. Kobnck'a Oires, The Amercan stomach is a tormenting organ. It is generally out of order. The ren«»n is obvious. The driving'mnimf bu-iuess hit* not time, or will nitt take time properly to masticate his food. He bolts it, and us bud habits are cr tching. all class-s follow his example. Hence Dv^pejisia, with nil it»complications—hence Indige-ilon, Liver complaint, and disorder-* of tire Bowels, in nil their various phases. Ag.tinst these And a hun* dred other complaints, l.V. Roback is waging an cxtcrmianting warfar?. Bis weapons arc the fa mous Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, and they are irresistible. The success of these Mcdlcines has been astonishing, even in an age of scientific miracles. They do not alleviate, they extinguish a disorder. The agony, the fever, tho debiiitv, tin* despondency, which characterize affliction* of the digestive and secretive organs, Tiinish undvr the influence of these preparations. The consti ution lte«lf seem* to acquire new energy under their operation. We say to the «i»k, oven-where, re.nl Dr. Roback's advertisemcn's. and g,iire JtisrBlood Pills and Blood Purifier a iair trial../

WOOD'S HAIR RKaTonATiNE.-This wonderful preparation is having an extensive sale in *11 parts of the Union. It is one of the few patent medicines which arc now sold over the country, that are really what their inventors claim for them Wherever it has had a fair trial, the rcsalt hasbe^n precisely as \Vo*l predicts. It has never failed to turn the white hair back to the natural color, where the directions nave becn strictlv followed, and in numerous cases it has restored the hair upon heads that had been bald for years. It is not pretended that it will make the hair grow in every case, hut where it falls there is certainly no remedy. The restorative of the hair has been effected in so many instances where the ease seemed utterly hopeless, that it is certainly worth while for ail who have lost their hair to tnr the experiment of using settle or two of Wood's Restorative—{ Moline Workman. &***

Sold-by all respectable Drsggists. April 7-dlia

fjf It is said that Prof. Mott's Febriftige Wine doe* not, like other remedies, fcil in m&ny cases Few and Agne and similar diseases, andjepm our experience we can corroborate Som^the sta«6inent^ We say to all—rav rr. It is pleasant to the taste, ia no way iiyurious, but gives toae and vignr to the whole srtent.

April 7-w2w.

RHEUMATISM.,

CAM

or inata worr»» frtrsnn cruo.

Gtosci W. Hsracssos, of Pidfcurgh, eay»—After ssflfering for three montiawitlt l^umatisan, apart of the time so serenely as to 'confine ate to my bed, I hare had one attack rises, bet fond alnoat iaeisataweeos relief In the aaae medicise. It ia in »y pinion, a axat remedy for RbetunatissB."

AprB

?-d6w-wlt.

AKatake,

ENKR6ETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN in any part of the Umted States, from three tofivedollaisaday.bT seUinr htm sample -THE PATENT INDIA ROBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP," witi.™ improved bwwr Every fiaauly who has regard ft* Iife,necsbn janprtty, oreeeaossy wiUfMBrdmSethess. For ia^naatkm nail, iadsaestuap 10 HA WXHDRST & MOT. itcsten aad eschssire vaaufacturrrs, (BtFaltaa Street, New T«%, Csott.

Qommaodm^nts. i*

othaaJw iit*

mu«isj

anecdote tliat araotic the first enquiries made of hi* about hk acquafutrace trith our public aten, waa whether he knew the American Chemist, Dr. J. O. A not, who Invented the Cherry Pectoral aad Cathartic Pills. At these articW (mare particularly the Cherry Pectoral) arc hi general use in the dties Of 8outh America, they are the mo*t prevalent representaUona of American, protects, and aa many thousand! there as well as here, owe to them tho recovery of their health from malignant diaca*es, it is not straoge they should hold tb* inventor in esteem, but it is rafher simple in them to auppoae that die Doctor is the only man of mirk we have among our twenty-firo hiiilion peop!e.—Christian

THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES. Purchase in the Mnrj-lmid State Lotteiios, then you are sure of betn? ri^ht. Aud in ordering in Maryland Lotteries, you are mire of fair and Invest drawings.

Oe.o thin^ 1 ok to, anil that

Bidders arc notified, that their prt|»osnls nuut contain tlie names o" flu ir securities for the faithful fit!fi!lin nt of the contract nud that the Coniwissioi.er# will pay the cotitmct rice at the end of each quarter. fi 1

By oider ol the Bt»ardoT rnn'» Commissioners. A. LANGE, Auditor. Ajfil 3, dlw fcw.'lw."

SWEET

h'j-

lwm*f jdw l*lt .n iW» «r ta Kurtr*.,

frla

hli itatioii In Britil, tolls an

Adeocetf.

April 7,-dlw

JS,

No one has a ri^ht to eend his individual certihcates and if he does it, be sure there is a fraud at tho bottom of'It. R. FRANOe&CO...

Majiagm vjlJVfarjhutd State L»tterics.

Feb. 18-d3in

Noticc to Physicians.!

"VTOTICE i-i hereby given that sealed proposals^ i. 1 for medical attendance and medicine tor the paupers at the poorliouse, the prisoners in jail, and the poor generally of Vigo county, for one year from the 2d day of May, 1S58, will be.roceiveil at the Auditor's office in Tcrrc-Haute.

Propi»s ils may emfcace the wkolr county, or be iimited to one or mere of the following district^ to-vit:

I. The northern district, including all that part of V?po cunty lying enst of the Wnbash river, and north of line drawn cast and west, throuph the centre of Coi'jfjressionnl Townrfdp eleven (11.) 9. The southern distiiet including all that part of. Vigo .-county, lying east of the Waforwh river, and south of lhe uiiuve line. 3. The wisH'rn tlisfrict, iiieluding all thaf pari of Vigo county, lyhij.r west of ihr VVuW i.*h river.

POTATO PLANTS.—I will have

for rtile p'.antssuperior varieties after the 2.r)th of April, at my farm, 3 miles Sonth-hnU of Ter-re-Hitutc. 0 dcrs left with S. Wolfe & Co., or P. P. Foote, in Terre-Hautc, will fie promptly fil.cd.

April 3, l&S-wJw. J. A. FOOTE.

New Sprisig O O S

Wc have opened an elegant stock of

WCFFAl

£ut' »"W'd BlT'l'B

AJ.

Maryland State Lotteries. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

GAUTION NOTICE.

Persons living at a distance should b« extrcTcly eantious of «'hom they ord«*r Lottery Tickets or Certificates of Packages or tickets The country is flooded with bogus and swindling Lotteries. Kvery inducement is held out to get persons to Invest money in them. Capital prizes of from $510,000 to 40,000 head their schemes— with tickets at one dollar. $100,000 Cepital Prizes are offered, ticketa 45. Ail su:h, «u erery instance, are frauds and if money is sent to them for tickets, it is so much thrown away without the shadow of a chance of getting a prize. Bepareofall Lotteries* ho re the capita! prize is unusually large in comparison to tickets. In erery instance where large prizes are offered for a small cost of tickets, put it down as a certain'frand,

OPeltiz«ni

Tlic Kentucky State lottery ft'r tho benefit of the Shelby College, under our management, is the only Lottery in the United States which is lepallv decided by the Maryland Drawings: all other I»t teries which purport to be decided by tho Maryland Drawings, are frauds.

if you onler from

any licensed vcn!»r in Riltimore. do nnt receive any but Managers' Tickets and Managers4 Certificates of Packages The Mauo* ers'. Civtifi^»tJ«9 have the numler printed, and Lave the lithograph si^iature of R. Fmnce

h»

Comprising every dc&criytion of

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S iri

\t$,

a»4 *s

£r,-

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3^ E -A.

and will continue opening all this wcelc,

and will be oifered excecxling lo at the FHE1STC1I STOHK,

1 Main 8t. between 4th and 5ti». April 5-dtf^^|f .441^^

THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. (Except Sunday's.

WhisSCUDDER,wouldthat

H. respectfully inform many customers he has refitted

his Ice Cream Saloons, and is now ready for all who may favor him wiih a call1 an also prepared to famish lee Cream and different flavored ice's to families

April 3d!m

TUV*

6»rt

'UWlrtrtJus IW I nbU^r.^1 "now

l«t rnUmm l(kA. ^tll

to me. thev wilt iu*l*(ftiti th*lr r« ao* a by tfce Intrtnlc tomprefcansiv* vtTtaai wfeleh arqairrd It. 1 h* «w«l CDodr* of paOfcr? woaU W Bnworihv of tbera nail UMtuan.

TheumnS* and tela or lktamdi»r]tiiuM w«& Itvtnc In perfeotlj reitorfrJ healvh.io tkelr prompt and SeeidAd eBntj aotmt la aUordiati demK«(a«tii«

§r

health, from Impalret) FpscUou, Cot* rene*i, Rllona and Llv«r Camplalnts. RhenmaUe aad tufialnraatorv Cold*. C»och«, Senrou* W«nfcaew.L«u Of AppeUta,Faltnr* of Fl**h. lltadach Impara Stata or lha Blood and her Ptul

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bat also Rheaaia.

tl«n, F^*er and Aaoe, other lM^r*iitle»i F«r«r», Aa* Ihroa, Browlilils. Chollf. Pleurtij. P»lp!utton of th« Heart, Huib of Blood to Ui» Head. SetU«l Puiu

Tltpr r*qnlr« na dlatinr nor contnaiferat,

the Joints. Unba and Oifaaa. AthfUon* «T U« Blsd* der and Kidneys. Jaundice. Drop**, PllM, fhnwwr Inreicrabt,) llabitaal Ceotiveneu. Semni and Billion*

Otoiln»t« H*ul.tck* «ed Otddlaa*t,aad aa

ItnmcnM nnnbar «f mfcw maladies.

are

par*

f»ctly mud and pleasant Vb their opnoratlon, tat will imwerftitly rettnra l»«*Jth—that (rMMit of all cartbly i)liMi«|:i-to tbc muit cihttulM and dilapidated toi* •Ututions.

Pr*j»ared and s»Ul 1-T Dr. \nU.tAll B. MOFFAT, 335 Broadw»\, S. Y. March »,•«!.*

DOCTOR

MCDONNELL.

St. Lonis, has cotno here to settle permnnentlv. K« rrapectfUHv oflkr* ht« ta tha effarr^-IUuta, and iu

vletatatty, la all

lntnehe« of hUprofettlon. ila «»nb« ftiund at rr»tent, at Mr*. Crufl'*, oa Fifth *tr*»t. aautti of Walaal straet. [M&rah tS, Ulm

J. SWAP,

House and Sign Fainter, Glaring & Paper Hanging,

WAGON AND COACIt PAINTINC, South side Cherry St. one door West *f 4ta. Terro-Uauto, XndLismst.

All kinds of work in his line dons as rta»on»bl» at any other «4op in the city. OJTOrlers rwnecf fUlly solicited.

lireh 31, 1 S5S-d,1tn.

PRAIRIE CITY

CARRIAGE FACTORY I

WELCH & WRIGHT,

O III E TO S

TDK

SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INVITE THR attention of their cu.'toiner* ami the pnhli® generally, to their stock of rarriages and huggics, of the latest patterns, which they ofTer for sale as reduced prices. Having lately returned from tl.a East with a complete stock of the hrst materia? tha Eastern market fib riled, which w» are now finishing up. We shall hare in a few days sn entire n«w stock of work resdt for sale, which, for durability, style and finiih, wifl defy all competition.

To meet Hie wants of the trade w« have, and shnll keep on hand, a good assortment of ths different styles ofcaniages and buggies used in thi» locality, rs we buy our stock and materials direet frotu the importer and manufacturer

are cnahlaib

compe'e successf ully, In quality and pric*. with the Eastern M^nulaciuier, thereby saving to ilia customer the carriage and freight to '.his point.

IT Repairing neatly done in all its branches* To otir numerous lrf« nils and patrons who ha*» iu.-taiiiod us during th« four .vitra now past, w« wotildVetur." otir sincere thanks and hop* by •itraiuht forward eour^e iu our businesa to aierit a LMutimuuv-c ,of theii favors.

short notice.

W. H. SCUDDER.

Second Street opposite Stewart House.

RPH^^ISMSCOUJSO^OI"ROSES Vcrbunas, Hyacinths, Geraahaas^ 4tc., etabtadnga general collection of green house plants, Evergreens, Ornamental trees and sbntba, Gootberries. CnmuHs, Strsaberriea, Orapes. &c., ay of which are rare and a tw, will be aoid at lie aaoflon

Xfonday naadag, April 5U, Mie

st 10 o'clock.

collection fhn the Nurrecy aad Grrea Houses of J. C. Ferris 4 Co., Pleasant Ridge, O^ otwCittfianHi,one of Useoldeat and nastextea* give estabiirinaenta ia the W«st. The plants are now on exh^Miioo oa Third street, between Main aad Ohio, ogp^slts the psbBesyiare.

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W., WELCH & WRIGHT.

A*?* Shop fciid wsre-Mom on the eorner of S»eund and Walnut streets, on* I lock suath of lb* public square,Terre-Haiite, Iadiana.

Aluich 24,1858, dw 3m.

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Torre-Haute

ADVERTISERS.

Tersons desiring to make known their business and their wants,, through an advertisement can bi# accommodated on

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DAILY HON OFFICE

Than can possibly be had in th city of Terre-Hautc. There seem: to be a disposition on the part of a CERTAIN locality, to baflle us inj our efforts to obtain

Livln« Prloe»f and we arc determined that the JUIWEST priccs

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be excelletl in Ihe city. Come on, now your time to' get work lower than you ever had it in re a

We have three pscsaet, whicli tre worked by POM EE-fu! ben. ijtf*

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