Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 81, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 April 1858 — Page 3

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XeedLs,

MAGISTRATE'S BLABXS,

AND

CONSTABLE'S SALES, Printed on good paicr, for sale cheap, at DAILY USIOX OFFICE.

Citizens' Meeting.

Wo were truly i?l.td to see enough of the

right kind of nren at the Republican meeting on Saturday right last to defeat the wire-workers and to prevent a party or rathe* A clt jtte nomination. After con

siderable discussion the meeting a5onrnsd to meet with the citixens* on Tuesday

night. It is ardently desired on our part, that

mon of all parties will attend this meeting

and, for tho good of our city, forget for once all party differences, and select good

an 1 true men to fill the different offices— men who aro friendly to onf school sys

tem, and who arc not afraid to avuw them

selves as such, for upon this alone rests our prosperity as a cky. We detest the prac

tice of m-ikin party nominations on such occtsions, an 1 especially nr.der existing ctrcumsUn*M is this course p?culi.irly ap

propriate. Lit no tn. resolv in his heart

to pari this sating for party or for favor, but let go thore as mm who are determine 1 to act as become men, aad not as

party to ls, who siKctimb to nothing but

"for tho triumph of party ends.

83- Tho Me01 uro Association will meat at th*j ITuiou O.lfiao to-night at 7.

JtW The Democrats had a fine time at

their meeting on Saturday night—it was truly rich l* seo the manoeuvering for the

•different nominations. The very beit mon who were spirants, were defeated in every in*f nnoa. TIKHO liUle ati I simple facts will tcadi the«.."natives," ere long, that Ameri-

rtins should rule in their own comt?ili.— L"t 'om rip, the harder tho storm the sooner (ho rahu.

Afn'TiX harmonious concert of action was vcfsolvrd upon between "all the nations of the ea th,'* th. meeting ontered into a most beautiful syst un ol youpiny, prompted by jfortifn livo of liberty, and tho following is the remit:

J. H, 1* i.nunds, for City Treasurer G.

W. Cochran, for Marshal FelixfMeCabe, Street noiatniMiouer Chester Adams, As-

sesKor J. II. Bl.iko, City Clerk, B. Eb-

bi'r, K:igiue«r. XJentlomen, that ticket is licked S—-ox-

csgtuig th^ engineer.

——>The upper Mississippi and all its

tributaries are failing. The Missouri riv-

er is low, there being only three and a half feet on the bars. The fall of the up-

per rivers will relieve the lower country from further fear of a greater flood. ———<>———

fcVxKt- v: OftSRt wwRD Lands.—Tho

Oumu»i"t«»ier of tho General Land Office, on tho 5th inst.4 transmitted to tho Gov

ernor of Illinois a patent, No. 1, of swamp

ami overflowed lands in the Kaskaskia, now Springfield district, cuuing to said

^ame day, in virtne of the above grant, he

submitted to the President of the United States for hia signature, patents Nos. 3 and 4. and on the following day patents

Xoa. 6, G, and 7, for laods in the Augus-

'.a district, Mississippi, containing tho aggregate 514,571,01 acres.

J3T A Washington correspondent says tlratMr. Crittenden, in the late debate, gave Senator Toombs 'Some heavy vliggs." Yea. ho dng the Toombs of the Loco itptonites very effectually.—Lou. Jvmt

-MCL*A.VS SI WWHJHW Coanut.—Thia valuable cotrreond, we arc glad to know, hwbecome the nttst popular remedy ia the United State*. Nearly every iunily ke«l* on haw!— lliey find »vw phj#cia»8' bill*. A mail qoanUtt given In aeaaon will ward off Fere«,er any pmatant dtscaM. Se« Site advertteeiwrnt In another cohtma. Ap 12-dwlw

T»*Nw Yow Meaetntv—Our readers will observe, «a (Mir advertising columns, the pnnyectits of this pH«lar wwklj, which for the past last tears has held a loadlag podtioe ia the Me tropeis* of the Hnitm. It will be seea that its corps »f rilw embrace the a***. eUborate and popular of bmu». ists, aitd it la got the very beat style for a K*fe«4ah!e fitmilr aempaper. Theptttprie- .• of the MV*CU*T are m.«a of stability »ad char«eler. and the f«blto cw» rety Impiicitiyupon their iaarkiug good their Biaslftceet ptroniMs Eead tki MamorMBk

iSt*to ttud$r the «ct of September 28,1850, containit)!* 48,241,90 acre*. And on the to forward to Mr. Naylor, the Secret* ry of the old soldier's convention, at Crawfortlsville. Ind. When it is convenient to

RALLY! RALLY!! RALLY!!! A Regular Old-Fashioned Citizens

MEETING,

Will be held at the Court-Ilonse, on Tocsdnr night next, to take into consideration tho welfare of oar city and her government, and the prospects of getting good and true men to fill the different offices at .the May election.

JHT Men of all parties are respectfully invited to participate.

Oca RELATION wrrn SIAM.—The cor respondent of the South has the following remarks regarding our commercial rela

tions with this distant and singular poo-

ple: ••Besides statistics show that within the last two or three years a commerce ha* rapidly grown np between this country and Siam. Parties have come out from California to establish trading honses in this remote point of Asia. The statistics show that within the last two or three years the entries at the port of Bangkok have #n Idenly and greatly increased, outnumbering those in the same time at Singapore, where the consular salary is 82,000. Yet no salary is at present attached to the -consulship at Bangkok. In the past the post has been a sinecure it is now one of the most important consulships hi the £a*A. The country, of large extent and reconrees has been within the last two or three years opened to the commerce of the great maraline powers. Our government lias but lately concluded a commercial treaty with Siam. Also, England and Franee have just concluded a similar treatise. Bangkok is the only port of Siam. The whole eotmncrre ol this immense conntry must pass through it. Certainly the position of consul at whnt tho only port and the capitol city of so extensive an empire as Siam should be properly aiul adequately salaried. The great expense of tho trial out to Siam nuist forbid the acecptancc b}r any proper person of the consular post there, if suffered to rent-tin unsalaried

WHY COUSINS SHOULD NOT MARRY.—In the annual report of tho Deaf and Dumb, we find the following conclusive argument against the marriage of cousins "From ten to twelve per cent, of doaf mutes arc tho children of cousins. It i* greatly to bo regretted that the law forbidding tho marriage of cousins did notpass the recent Legislature. These marriages area violation of a law of nature as is evident by the'afflictions'visited in almost every case upon their offspring in deafness, blindness and idioey, and ought to be a violation of human laws also.— The commonwealth has tho clear right to protect itself against those ill-starred matches, whose offspring it has to sustain, too frequently for life. Jt may be hoped that this important subject will not escape tho action of our legislators many years longer. It ia confidentially beleived that by forbidding marriages of this kind, and by proper care and treatment of infants laboring under the diseases stated, the number of deaf mutes in community ni'ght be reduced one half in a genera tion."

Ciiicioo AS SKKN nv AN EDITOn.—The Cleveland Plain Dealer has lately seen

Chicago through peculiar spectacles: Chicago is a bustling city. It was for mcrlj in Ulinoia, but now Illinois is in it Lake Michigan is situated on Chicago.— The principal productions of Chicago are corner lots, statistics, wind, the Democratic Press, and Long John Wentworth.— Tho population of Chicago is about six teen millions, and is 'rapidly increasing.' The people are very unassuming and moral—almost too much so. The real ostato dealers are all honorable men, like Brutns, and wouldn't tell a lie for anything. Chicago is not in the temperate cone, the habits of the peoplo not being at all in that way.

tW A number of the soldiers of the war of 1812-'13 have left their names with

report at Madison, the old soldier should write to Mr. N*v lor.—Madison Oottrier.

You are laboring nndcr a mistake, friend Qarbcr.' Mr. Naylor'e post office address is Terre-Haute. He has resided here over

80 Years. .... »,

I?ARM,

FOR SALE—80 acres, 50 in cultivation improvements good, situated 7 miles aonth-east of this citv.

Also, 100 acres, 55 In cultivation, adjoining the above (arm, enquire of BAR BERT BARTON, apr 15-dtf Land Agents.

loo Cream S Every Day and Evening

THROUGHOUT THK SEASON (Except Sunday's.

WT K. SCUODER.wootd res^ectftilly Infonn his many customer* that he has refitted his Ic« Cream Saloons, aad la sow ready for all who may faror htm with a call.

I am al»o prepared to furakh Ice Cream and different flavored lee'a to at lilts on short notlee. W. H. SCUDDER.

Second Street onpoattte Stewart Hoase

AjprUldlm

City Engineer1* Office.

N*. 4, Jftdbeafe*' Raw, pHE Somya el rfl TSswn Lota, Oat Lote, Cor »m, Line*, additions and «mb-dlrigMO« m»le aad platted. Also, Maps aad Drawings of every description jtartkatartr attended to.

BEN J. fSBBITT, Chef Eogteer.

Maja8,W-4lC

Ufevjr, .Spring O O S

We have opened an elegant stock of

mi uktmb

Comprising every description of

SJPSZEr®

\AJsri*

S re

W A

and will continue opening all this week,

and will be offered exceoding lo*v at the

FRENCH STORE,

Main St. between 4th and 5th.

April 5-dtf

NOTICE.

MRS.

WARREN has removed her school for young classes from Carr's Building to the old Seminary, where sh» will be happy to met-t her Termer pupils and be ready to receive such others as may Bfc pot under her care.

TCITION:—Three dollars per quarter of eleven weeks, without deduction for absense, except at the option of the teacher. [ap 9 dlw

PRAIRIE CIT7

CARRIAGE FACTORY WELCH & WRIGHT,

O I E O S

THESUBSCRIBERScustomersRand

attention of their the public generally, to their stock of carriagrs and buggies, of the latest patterns, which tliey oflfer for sale at reduced prices. Having lately returned from the East with a complete stock of the best materia* thn Eastern market iiffonled, which we are n»w finishup. We shall have in a few days an entire new rtock of work ready for sale, which, for durability, style and flinch, alll defy nil competition.

March 20, dwl

To meet tho wants of the trade we have, and shall ep on hand, a good assortment of the did'(•rent Ktvl'^s of carriages nnd bupgies used in this The beet Miiimentin the world forinnn or Woast locality, ns »c buyour stock and materials direct

from tl«e intporter nnd manufacturer we are enabled yj,Reives:

sustained ns during the four yenrs now past, we woulti re tun our sincere thanks and hope by a straight forward courso iu our business to merit a continuance of their favors.

to o«mpete suceesslullr, in quality and price, with Thomas Ford, a bl.icV-imltlt, llvtnjr near Cn« avetlic Eastmi Maimfactuter, 1 hereby saving to the nue on Tenth ntrcei, had a h»rriblo ninnlnit soroon ciHtoni.-r the carriage and freight to this point. I tils foot. He tried various J.inlmonts, Salve*, &<•

ID* R»pnlrin To our' numerous I'rli nds and patrons who harn

WELCH & WRIGHT.

ILr Shop and ware-room on the corner of Second and Walnut streets, one Mock south of the public square, Terre-Haute, Indtaua.

March 24,1858, dw 3m.

IJEMENT &. CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS

TERRE-HAUTE, IND., Are now receiving one ot tho

Largest Stock of Groceries!!

Ever brought into the Wabash Valley, consisting in part as follows: 525 Tlhds New Orleans Sugar. 1025 Bbls do do Molusses.

Direct from Plantation. 2')0 Bbls Sugar House Molasses. 5?5 Hhds Clarified Sugar. 75 Boxes Havana do. 100 Bbls Loaf Pulv'ised: and crashed do. 400 Bags Rio Coffee* 75 Casks Rico. ',, 1 250 Pkgs Green and Blacl: Tea, .-4 100 Bbls Mack eiel, assorted numbers.

(In do

SKI HIf bbls do do 75 Kitt's da do 100 Boxes Oranges. 75 Lc in 01 is. 1K) Drums Figs. 800 Boxes Kaisens, 150 Hlf Boxes do 210 Quarter Boxes do 150 Boxes Tinplate. 175 Boxes Tobacco 100 Bbls Plaster Paris. 100 Louisville Cement. 100 New York do 501 Sacks Liverpool Salt 00 Bbls Lake do 100 Tens assorted Iron. lOOKesa Nails." We will dispose of the above with a general assortment of oilier articles in our line af business, (too numerous to mention*) low for prompt payment. BEMENT CO., Corner First and Main Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

Notice to Physicians.

"VTOTICE is hereby siren that sealed proopsals 1 for medical attendance and medicine »r the paupers at tbe pmrbouse, the .prisoners in jail, and the poor genetallr of Vigo county, fur one year from the 3d day of Ma*, 1858, will be received at the Auditor's office in Terre-Haute.

Proposals may embrace the whole county, or be limited to one or more of the following district a to wit:

1. The northern district, including all that part ot Vigo county lying east of the W abash rirer,and north of a line orawn east and west, through the centre of Congressional Township eleven (11-.) 9, The southern district inclodinr all that part, of Vigo county, lying east of the Wabash river, and sooth of the above One. 1 The western district, inclatRaraU that part of Vigo county, lying vest of the Wabash river.

Bidders ere notified that their premooale west contain the names of their securities for tbe faithful fulfillment of the contract and that the CoranuaSMmera will pay the contract j-rice at the end of each qaarttr.

By Older of the Board of Cnonty CoMwissSrteef*. A- LANGE, Auditor. April 3, dlwfcw3w

/tppla TroM.

THE

ndenigBtd haa any snmberof the best load of Afple Trees, sait^ile for transpUatIMTUIU season. Hariitf some tO varieties, aaj Ml can be Shed. WILLIAM DURHAM-

He can ahm farsish Evergreen*, Peach aad

"ISS&'S!

McLEAXTS

7'rtn TA**

Strengthening Oordial

ANI) BLOOD PURIFIER.

THE

great«»*t remedy In Iko woril. TMs CordM distilled from Kerry known only tomy«clf, and chamicallv romttin?l with nn« if tbe inostvalnmbla nie«llcinal'rou,hertwantl barks known to the mind of man, rl«: Wood root, bla* nwrt, wild cherry bark, yel low dock, danlt»lion», •anwnarilln.elder lower*, with other*, producing tbe moat lufitlllbie lomody for the rcaloration ol health ever known.

IT lHKATUKK'SOWS HEMKDY,

Caring disease* b* natarai law*. When taken. Its healing influence* i* ftell coursli throujeh e-vory of the Wly, purifyinp and aerelermtlnc the ctrculsU«jn «f the Wood. It neniratlxe* any billions matter it the stomach, and strengthen* the whole oryanlattlon.

McLean's HtrJngthentnp Cordial witieflecUallT care U»er comidalnts, l)j*pei««la. Jaundice, &

Ckrvtrie

JiTermnu Ditemw* tit

Kulmtft, mud mil iitrrsrn arising- frtm

ditrrdtrtH iitff »r Sfnucl.

Dypepsla. Buaftburn. Inward Piles, Acidl'\_orRickno** of the Rtotnach, Pullne** of Bio to the Head Hull Pain or Swimming in the Hoa Palidtation of the Heart, Fnlliicxs or We in tho Stomach KonrEmetatlons. Choking orSuffocating Peeling when lying down Dryness or Yellowness of the Kkln and Eyes, Sight Sweats, In word Fevers, Pain in the Suiall «ril«e^BackChest or Side. Sitdden flushes of heat. Depression of Spirit*, Frightftil Dreams, Despondency or any Nervous Disease, Sores of Bletrhc* on tha Skin and Ferer and Ague {or Chilis and Feter.) It will also cure dieaaes ol tho Bladder and Womb.such a* Seminal Weakness, Incontinence «f Urine, Stranguary, Inflamtnalioa or Weakaes* of Uie Womb or bladder, Whlses. Ac-

TIIEKE IS SO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. This conllal will nerwr fiiil lo euro any of the above diseases. If taken as ier direction* on each bottle, In German, English and French.

OVEK HALF A MILUOK OP BOTTLES Hare been t*li daring the put six months, and In no Instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction.— Wh» then, wili suffer from wwaknes* or debility when McLean'* Strmgthtainr CuriUljK111 care you.

TO THE LADiEH.

Do ron wish to be healthy and strong? Then goat once and get some of McLean's Cordial. It will strengthen aad invigorate your bl»od to flow through every vein, and the rich rosy bloom of health to mouut to vour cheek again. Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction.

FOR CHILDREN.

We *ay t» parents, if your children are sickly,puny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children, give thein a small inaiitity ol McLean's C*rdial, and it will make them healthy, bit and robust. Delaynot a moment, try It and vou will b» ronvinced.

IT IS DKUOlOlsTO TAKK. ,, EVERY COUNTRY MERCHANT Fbonld not leave the city until he ha? proenrtida sapblvof McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It sell* raiiWfv, beennsd it always cures. A liberal discount will be uutde to those who buy to sell agaiu.

CAUTIOK— Beware of Druggkt* or dealers who may try to palm uiwin yon srtme BHtcr or Snrsaja11Mtriiali, which they cau buy ciiaap,b) saying it Is just as go A id A

mnme Cordial,

WOULD INVITE THE

fir McLean's Strenp/A

nnd take uclh np else. Ills the 11 ly

remedy that will perlty tho blnod llioroughly, and at the mine time trcngihen the system. On« Ubluipoonrtil tnicou every mornliiK fastingts a eertniu preveutlvc for Cholera, Chills and Fever, Yo How Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only 81 ler bottle, or six bottles for 11.

J.H. MCLKAR,

Sole Proprietor of tha Cordial,

t^yitso, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. 1! "Prlnrlpnl depot on the cornor of Third and I'iiie -Ireet.St. Lonie, Mo.

T!7* For mile in Louisvilla by Bell, Tulbott A Co., Springer & Uro.. and -Itayinonu Ac Patton

Mcl.EAN'S VOLCANIC OfL LINIMENT,

Rrmarknble Ctire

CaX

but coOM do It no Stood. Ho desjialred of over being

neatly done in all its branches. at his mule net*in, becaiua he could n,»t bear anv weight on his f-ol nnd by one small bott'e of McLean's Volcanic Oil Lltiimeut, he Is now perfectly

Rheumatism, paralysis, nfuntlp'n. braises. sprnin», »tiffiie*s in the joint* or

IIIUKOIOJ,swellings,

For Horse* nwl Cattle It i* nn Infallible remedy for cliufos, galls, scratches,crackcd heels, lameness, spavin, swoenv, splint, fistula, bruises, swellings, wounds, rnttlesnuke bites, and varlens other dlsoases which animals are liable to from I ajar le or accidants.

Everv Conntrv Merchant should obtain a supply of McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It sells rapidly, because italwaysciiros.

A liberal discount will be made to merchants who bnv to sell again. l„r sale by J. H. MoT.KAN, proprietor, corner of Third and Pluo sU., St. Louis, Mo. also for sale as above.

J. K. Cunningham and Allen Pence, Agents, Sept. 5,-daw tf Tvrre-Haute, Ind

MCFFATT'S LIFE PILL8, A N

PSOEXIX SZTT23RS

rPHE

repatntion of these very celebrated

JL vegetable remedies Is now unequated by any oth ors this country or In Kiirope. They are fully established as tho most universal family medicine now In use. and tliey will maintain their pro-eminent re* nown tho Inlriasie and comprehensive vlrtuo* which acquired It. The usual mode* of puffery would be unworthy of them and is unnecessary

Thousands and tens of thousands of persons woo living la perfectly restored health, t*1 tbeir prompt and derided efficacy not only In all ordinary deranpeniPiiH of health, from Impaired Digestive Functions, Costlveness, Blloas and Llvor Complaints, Rlwumuticand Inflammatory Colds, Coughs, Servou* Wesknesa^oss of Appetite, Failure of Flesh. Readach Impure State of the Blood and her F/uids, bnt also In Rheumatism, Fever and Ague, other Intermittent Fever*, Aithins. Bronchitis, Olml Jc, Ploartsy, PnlpiUtlon of the Heart, Rush of Blood to the llead. Settled Pains in the Joints, Limbs and t/rgans, A (faction* of the Bladd»r and Kidneys, Jaundice. Dropwr, Piles, Inveterato,) Habitual Costlvetiess. Seron* and BiUkvs L«oseness, Obstinate Headache and Giddiness,and tn Immense number af other maladies.

They require no dieting nor confinement, are perfectly ml&land pleasant In their opporatlon, but wfll tieworftilly restore health—that greatest of all earthly tlesslngs--to the must exhausted and dilapidated «onstitntlons.

Prepared and t«1d by Dr. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, 335 Broadway, N. Y. March 99,-wl?

J. SWAP,

House and Sign Painter, Glazing A Paper Hanging,

WAGON AND COACH PAINTAKG, South side Cherry St. one door West el 4ta. Terre'Sstute, XTXHUTIO.

All kinds of ftork in his line done as reasonable as at any other shop in the dty. %& ^, IHTOrders respectfully solicited.

March 31,185S-d.Tta.

DOCTOR McDONNSLL. ..

St. Lotus, has come here to settle

permaneatly. Be respectfally offsn his services to the rltitens cfTem-Baote, and ita vicicinity, in alt branches of his proCessloa. He can be f-tond at present, at Mrs. CrullX

JfrCaorvli.on

Fifth street, sooth of Walnat

street. (Marrh W, 41m

rHMk* Ml) and Ohio Stroet*, opposite Bald-

Br. COeGSWKLL'B

ANTIPH oaiSTIC, S A

Th«t kss pretfsced s«ch lemarVtble. Effect hi many cases of Nnutu, Vcsrnoo^tid Armmom or BUD, eaased by dirwrbed drealation, in those who hare tried it In this citj, is lor sale by

Dt- A. PENCE, Dmgglst* Tenre-Haute, led.

tjTTbe Ir.ghast teatimooiais of its efficacy bare been give® by a iraiBiber of the moat respectable catiscnswbo luire tried

Aug. 14-dtf

fain s«tftet.

WShopICLARK

AprilS, 16SC.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BRITEUS.

BOERHATE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS. ,i

DISEA8E8 OF THE KIDNEYS,

LIVER COMPLAINT,

W E A N E S S O A N I N

Fever Ito Asue.

And all aflbcttons of tho

S O A LITER.

TBT THE GREAT REXEDT.

ITCAUTION.—i&uard agnfnst pnrc^asing imitations or counterfeits. S «. on the label of cre-

bottle lite name of the

SOLE RAORATETORS,

.BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., &'CO. FharmaceatL«ita and Chentisit«, PITTSWTIWH, P*. Sild Terre-Haute by T. H. Parr & Co. P. W. Donnelly and by Druggist generally

out the country. K. Browning, Agent for Indianapolis, apr 10, '58 dwly in

HEALTHRwin,

Pain, Acute Diseases, h%» Iiiltiimatory diseases, Malarious Diseases, Congestive Diseases, Scrofulous Diseses, Chronic Diseases, Syphilittic Diseases,

sure throat,

ear ache or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, burns,*ralds, pains, Ac., yield to the "maglc'Mnnaonce of tills wonderful Liniment.

throujh-

in nil cssos, follow the of R*d-

way's R. Kemedles. There arc none so aick or diseased, so weak. (eet!e, oi1 crippled with pala or inflrinitie.i, but tal Railways rendy Relief, Rdnova* ting Kcsi.ivent. or Regulators, as the t.atureifthed)sease ureli-knes may require, will quickly aud rnjiluly enre.

These reiaediet consist of Rad way's Ready Relief, 1855, betwixt an Kngliih Gentleman and a French Rt novating Resolvant Radway's Regulators. Kach 1 X^ndy—the tvrnnnical opposition of tho Laily'a F»"« .r«. ^"^,.,.10, In thoir combined tnodlcal pronyr\l«« nro required: »wn ^ntlemftn .acsenbed in Uio (OOflt vinl a»a and when thus used, ir thero Is sMffle.lent life and interesting nnuinar, as well as thefitOOesSfMl nlpU strength within the diseased or dying body to siuuin Ufthe young lady to elude Che rigiU n«rind c35»iclhealthC

Constitutional Diseases,Resolvent and Regulators, Skin Diseases, Renovating Resolvent, Nervous Dise aes, Resolvent, relief regulators Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief & Regulators.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. Many diseases that afflict humanity are inherited as heir looms from tlife diseased bodies of sickly airs— Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and fits, are amoug the most common of coustitiilionnl dlscasos. Now, we care not how many generations the seeds of these disonses may have been established In the rupting tho blood—RTNWAV'S RKNOVATINOsyatem,cor

RKSOI.VKXT

will eradicate from the bodies of tho ntlttrted everv particular of diseased deposits, and 011 the veins with new, pure and healthy bood.

CH1LDRBNS DISASRS.

Radn-ay's Renovating Resolvent should be hallod a* a blessing by every mother,throughout the land,wh»se infants are afflicted with Sores, &c. The»e hreskings out (thus early) are evidence of dlseaso transmitted from the pnroiit stock. A few days of the Renovating Resolvent will eradicate every vestige i.f tho disease •nd insuro the child aaoand and healthy body.. 3FL. A. XI, R. R. R.—Radway's Ready Relief for Headache, whoth erjitck or nervous Rheumatism, Harulvia. '»*i,mubago, (iout, Neuralgia, Toothache, NinaII"'Fevtrs, Swollen Joints, Kidney Complaints,

Scarlet Fever, Pains arem.d tho Liver, Pleurls)'. Measles, Heartburn,and Paltts ol all kinds llailway's Ready Relief will, in a few minutes .change the miseries you auffor to jay at pleasure. R, R. R.—Kadway's Renovating Resolvent,fiir.tfeo care of chronic disease—such aa Scroftijnus and

STphllitie Complaints, ConmiBipUvoSnd other affections of the Lungs and Throat, Induration and Knlargemonts of parts, Rrujitlrs and other diseasesorthe 8Ua, N»dos. Tumors. Oleers, Dysjiepsla and other 41seaa«»aiisinf from an Impure state of the Blood. R* R. JR.—Rad war's Rogulators will ears, efltMtuatly

I and speedily, Oxtlveness, lndlg««tloii, InSa-

munition of the Bowles, Dyspejsia, Liver Co...pl«int, Diseases of the Heart and Kidneyt Female Comptalhts, Email Pox, Fevers Measlos, &c. Whenever the svstem Is out of order a dose of Rad way's Regulators Will rest-ire It to regularity. So female should be without them. R. R. R.—Remedleiare sold by Drugrists everywhere.

RADWAY OO^.?. Y. City.

March S3 '38-dwly

T. McGINNIS&OO. Commission nnd Forwarding Merchants Ao. 67 Front and 68 Fulton Streett,*^

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NEW ORLEANS, LA.

S3" Liberal advances made on produce shipped to us. ly.

$25,00 REWARD

l/IRE Companies No. 1, No. 2, and No 3, offer Uie above reward Ac tho discovery and conviction of any person or persons, who shall hereafter create or muse to be created a false alarm ol fire, either by ringing the fire bells ia the city or otherwise a JOS. H. BLAKE, Prest, No. 1,

Wm. H. SCUDDER, Pres.. No. S.

4. W.A.THOMAS, Prest. No 3. March l&dtf 1

3 BTotice to Contractors.

SEALED

Proposals fa* grading* graveling,curb

ing and guttering with stone, all of that pottioo or Wabash Street from the East ride of4ro street to the brat of the hill Went of first strvet, according to the plans and speeifioalteto of the Cky Engineer, will be received at the Common Coon

Rooms of said city on Thursday, March 18th 1856, C. T. PATTERSOST, BItyor. Attest: Jos. H. BuiK^Cleilc.

March l0-dtl8

M. C. has asata takes the Barber in the National Ball Block, where be will be glad to see all his old Cutooees aad as many new ones as any feel desirous ofgfrtag UB a Call- ... 1

KTotloe.

THE

«tdersigned hereby give doe notice to all those interested, that they hate made apspfdteaUon to tbe County Surveyor of Vigo county, Indiana, to have the sect!- tines re-located and merited, faetaing section 31, town 13, range 7, west Tbe boundary of aaid tectkm will be run on Thursday the IM daj of April, 1858.

PBNMANSHIF.

The Writ'tg Acadentv incWncction wivJi L*ie PRAIR1R ClTYCOMERCJfAT.COEf.fCRK Cor. and Wain

W4tAon

*t*., Carr's Naa

IIX BE OPENED FOR THE RECEPofpnjuKon Monday, the SShh ins tan'. AppHeation out be m*de in the neantiincat. the College Rvom. Stmlen-s canenbrat any time. Rooms open rom 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. cla«« in the alternoon, LacHe's and. gent^em^s ia evening.

Turn—Fifteen lessens, $3.00. The Professor ot Penmanship in thw Institn'i« n, has feir, if any, superiors, end we can warrant a greater improvement in the Art of Wriling than can be obtained elsewhere. Call and aeespecimeu.

Viaitin? ani Wedding Csrjls

Written In snncrior style. I View of wriiiii'g, ineliN d'ng cards, $2,00 per (a.:k. March S3

The casket of Diamonds,

A Weekly Journal containing 59 columns or choice reading matter of a character calculated to instruct, atuuse, and entered the general rvader, will he commcneed on the First Saturday in Marth t«58!

Only }l Per Annum in Adntncc. THE CASlvKTO 1 AM OS 8 Will be the cheapest, best and most entertaining Weeklv Pjper ever pablished In New York.

Diaia«ailj| uSaMaaAnl XMaaiaaM 30 thousand dollars worth of puro California Diamonds, set in every conceivable style of eJegavt Gold Jewelry to be preeenied to the subscribers of the Caskctof Diamonds. There are no gifts worth less than 35 cents, and from that up to $300.

GIFTS! GIFTS.'! GIFTS!!! GIFTS!!?! Every subscriber will receive a beautiful gift in Gold or iatnond Jewelry immediately on rccelpt oI his or her name, accompanied by die amount of snbsoriptioD moncr.

THE SUBSCRIBERS NAMES

As fast as received, will be placed in regular rotation on our books, opposite designating Nos and the gift containg a corresponding No. will be sent imraediatelv,po.»t paid, to the sub*eriber.

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You can get a large number of subscribers for the Casket ,.f Diamonds by a little extra exertion, and for every 10 snqscribers names you forward us, a compani'ed by ttie money we will send yon a beautiful diamond gift. We make tho samo offer lo Gentlemen.

Please bear in mind the fact that every subscriber to the Casket of Diamonds will receive a enutiful gift immediately oft receipt of his or her namo accompanied by the subscription moncv.

Persons wishing to comincucc with tlie First No. should send in immediately, as the gift they will jscccire will encourage them to dfbak to others of their success, and thereby assist materially in increasing our subscription list to commeucc with tho first number.

Among the interesting featnrcsof our Paper will «x)rrespondeiice of the most thrilling and character, which took plnce in Pans, iu

be a lov exiting

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R. R. Relief, It. R. Relief, 1 Relief and Regulators, Relief and Regulators. Relief and Regulators, 1 Renovating Resolvent, Renovating Resolvent, k»v Renovnnting ttesolvcnt.

ty of her heartless fitilfer. These letters are deeply interesting, and ol pure, high-toned character.

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Address

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Proprietors of tho Casket of Dlmnonds,* Feb.lG dGm 76 Nnsami Street,

THE GOLDKN

JOHN GIBSON,

March 6, 1IS8.-WJW WM. LEMONS.

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ntidersigned will open, te-day, tho abflrve Saloon and Restaurant, ttndet new arrangements.

Fresh Oywtera, Unriiaes,

and in fsct everylhlnc to EAT aad DRISK tlist the markeLcanrfIlj«,attiemost r4ju»nal»l* rati We also bare a *«ry fine Ball Bonn 66Xi2 frrt, which can be had at any time fer Cotlllou portico or other Social gatherings

Peb. 12, iSSfrdtf

tbe most reaaosiab'-

terms. Personsoeriringsncho hall win pUm* ca«l at the St Charlea. PHIL. H. DANIEL MONWIIfER.

Nonce.

There are aome unsettled Mflsfe oorimsamJtD as Assignees of N. Smixos. We are av at m»k| ing arrangements to dose op our trust In

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ter, and respectfully fcqaeW tfo«e knoedng thtta«elrcs to be Indebted aa above, to call imru dlate.'y and settle. Unsettled notes and accounts l-«h«g-t ing to the StltKUM Aamoniinrr that are not wntf' ed within ten fcafs, will be collected by let

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